2014年10月26日 星期日

2014-10-27 Zimbabwe Business

  ynaija   
Netone to Capacitate SMEs  AllAfrica.com
Mobile operator NetOne has partnered with the Ministry of Small to Medium Enterprises and Cooperatives Development in implementing a mentorship programme to capacitate Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Zimbabwe. Speaking at the just-ended ...

Sunday Beat: Why SME projects are still struggling to take off in Oman   Times of Oman
Union Bank holds 2014 Market Access for SMEs in Lagos   ynaija

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'Industries causing massive pollution'  The Zimbabwe Standard
A number of industries operating in Harare's major industrial sites are causing massive pollution in the river and water sources around the city, a new report has shown. BY STEPHEN TSOROTI. A report by the City of Harare in conjunction with the ...


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Great people follow great leaders  The Zimbabwe Standard
What chance gathers, she easily scatters. A great person attracts great people and knows how to hold them together. —Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe. Phillip Chichoni. Although I am an Arsenal fan, I have great respect for Manchester United as it is one of the ...


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UK Delegation Coming for Zim Asset  AllAfrica.com
A delegation from United Kingdom will visit Zimbabwe next week to help the country implement the economic blueprint, the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim Asset). The British Embassy on Friday said the theme of the ...


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Tomatoes dominate agricultural produce sales  The Zimbabwe Standard
Tomatoes dominated agricultural produce sales for the month of August, earning 41% from the total revenue of US$2,7 million, up from the July figure of US$2,2 million. BY TARISAI MANDIZHA. An agricultural research group, eMKambo's report for the month ...


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  New Zimbabwe.com   
Slash tax rates, says top economist  New Zimbabwe.com
THE government must slash tax rates and give incentives to business to breathe life into Zimbabwe's comatose economy. Speaking at a 2015 Pre-budget Consultative meeting in Mutare on Friday which was attended by captains of industry and members of ...


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  Moneycontrol.com   
Asia stocks mostly higher after ECB stress tests  MiamiHerald.com
Asian stock markets were mostly higher Monday after largely positive results from the European Central Bank's stress tests of financial institutions. Investors also looked ahead to earnings and a meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve. KEEPING SCORE: Japan's ...

FOREX-Euro comes safely through ECB stress test, Aussie up   Reuters
Stocks in Asia Mixed After Most European Banks Pass Stress Tests   New York Times
RBS and Lloyds pass banking 'stress' test   Herald Scotland
Financial Times   
Moneycontrol.com   
The Independent   
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  NDTV   
Brent Drops Below $86 After Goldman Cuts Price Forecasts  NDTV
Tokyo: Brent crude futures extended declines to below $86 a barrel on Monday after Goldman Sachs cut its price forecasts for the contract and for US oil by $15 in the first quarter of next year. The US investment bank said in a research note on Sunday that it ...

Crude oil to be at US$80 in 2015   The Rakyat Post
2015 crude price forecast cut US$15 by Goldman   The Malay Mail Online
Goldman: More oil falls ahead   MacroBusiness (blog)
The Star Online   
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  Moneycontrol.com   
Investors Await Clues to Outlook for US Oil Refiners  Wall Street Journal
What do falling oil prices mean for U.S. refining companies? Investors will be listening closely for clues when most of the companies that turn crude into gasoline report third-quarter earnings. ENLARGE. Adam Niklewicz. The refining industry has been the ...

Lifting the ban on domestic oil exports would lower US gas prices — a little bit   Washington Post
Asian Refiners Facing Major Pressure on Profits   MarketPulse (blog)
How low oil prices may impact GHG emissions   Business Spectator
Economic Times   
Reuters   
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Copper to Nickel Drop on Concern China's Demand Remains Subdued  Bloomberg
Copper retreated for a second day and nickel extended its longest weekly slump in 13 years on concern that demand will remain weak in China, the world's biggest consumer of industrial metals. Copper in London fell as much as 0.5 percent and nickel slid as ...


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