2015年6月10日 星期三

2015-06-11 Zimbabwe Business


The Zimbabwe Daily
   
Kalaa Mpinga leaves his 'beautiful baby' Mwana in ugly end as Chinese seize ...   
The Zimbabwe Daily
HARARE,– Resources group Mwana Africa chief executive Kalaa Mpinga has left the company he founded a day after a crunch extraordinary general meeting which saw the ouster of his allies on the board as Chinese shareholders flexed their muscle and ...

Mwana Africa founder and CEO resigns after board shake-up   Reuters Africa
Wellesley-Wood back on Mwana Africa board   NewsDay
Mining outfit Mwana Africa announces departure of CEO   The New Age Online
New Zimbabwe.com   
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NewsDay
   
Top IFC officials jet in   
NewsDay
SENIOR International Finance Corporation (IFC) executives arrived in Zimbabwe yesterday for a three-day visit in which they would meet representatives from the private sector and government, authoritative sources have said. bUSINESS REPORTER.
Ignore farmers at your own peril, Chinamasa warns banks   The Zimbabwe Daily

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Govt defends tourists' VAT   
The Zimbabwe Daily
Government has defended the introduction of a 15 percent Value Added Tax on accommodation for international tourists, saying the move was in line with practices in the region and internationally. Appearing before the Portfolio Committee on Environment, ...


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Forbes
   
Goldman Sachs Said to Cut at Least Three Jobs in Brazil   
Bloomberg
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is cutting at least three banker jobs at its wealth-management business in Brazil as part of a restructuring, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter. At least two other bankers will be transferred from Sao Paulo to ...

India to tour Zimbabwe in July   EIN News Zimbabwe
Produce Means Business   EIN News (press release)
Brazil Announces R$198 Billion P…   Brazil Business Today (subscription)

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BusinessDay
   
95m Nigerians rely on wood, kerosene for energy   
BusinessDay
Clean-Stove-Initative-3_wood_cooking Over 95 million Nigerians rely on wood, charcoal and straw for energy even as Nigeria is oil exporting superpower, according to Africa Progress Report launched weekend at the just concluded World Economic Forum ...

Creating opportunities to light up a continent   gulfnews.com
G7's Africa energy policy gets Annan's blessing   StarAfrica.com
Kofi Annan supports Chancellor Merkel and G7 leaders' statement on cutting ...   InvestorIdeas.com (press release)
The Zimbabwe Daily   
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Wall Street Journal
   
Hong Kong stock exchange chief sees China MSCI inclusion as inevitable   
Reuters
HONG KONG, June 11 Hong Kong's stock exchange chief Charles Li said it is inevitable that Chinese 'A' shares will be included in a benchmark emerging markets index, a day after inclusion was put on hold for at least another year. U.S. index provider MSCI ...

MSCI mulls Pakistan re-entry in EM index   DAWN.com
China stocks are still not ready for primetime   CNN
How to Go Broke Buying Low, Selling High on Chinese Markets   Bloomberg
MarketWatch   
New Zealand Herald   
The Express Tribune   
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THE BUSINESS TIMES
   
US crude prices drop as World Bank cuts growth outlook   
Economic Times
SINGAPORE: US crude futures fell early on Thursday as a cut in the World Bank's global growth outlook pulled them away from one-month highs, ending a two-day rally on a big US stock drawdown. In its twice-yearly Global Economic Prospects report, the ...

Oil prices rise as US inventories fall   Moneycontrol.com
Oil prices down in Asian trade   GMA News
Oil jumps after US stockpile draw; gasoline at seven-month high   Reuters

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Key takeaways from Tesla's shareholder meeting   
MarketWatch
From requests for a 'vegan' Model S to the announcement of the finance chief's departure, Tesla put out an eventful shareholder meeting. By. ClaudiaAssis. Reporter. Tesla Motors Inc. Chief Executive Elon Musk held court Tuesday over free-ranging ...


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The Nation
   
MIDEAST STOCKS-Most Gulf markets rise after oil extends gains   
Reuters Africa
DUBAI, June 10 (Reuters) - Most stock markets in the Gulf rose on Wednesday after oil prices jumped for a second day in a row and Dubai led gains, lifted by speculative buying. Brent crude rose above $66 per barrel after a report of falling U.S. inventories ...

Opec confident of oil demand pick-up   Irish Examiner
Saudi Arabia increases oil production to new level in May   Irish Times
Oil Halts Advance as Saudis Maintain Output at Three-Decade High   Bloomberg
Gulf Daily News   
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