en-zw-hotdailynews: 2014-11-24 Zimbabwe Business

Portugal's Former Prime Minister Is Questioned in Corruption Probe
Wall Street Journal
The former Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates, in the back seat of a police car, arrives at the Campus of Justice in Lisbon on Saturday. European Pressphoto Agency. By. Richard Boudreaux. Richard Boudreaux. The Wall Street Journal. CANCEL.
Portugal's Ex-Premier Questioned in Probe   Nasdaq
Portugal's ex-prime minister held for second night in fraud probe   Financial Times
Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe Scoreboard   EIN News Zimbabwe

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No Respite to ZSE Losses
AllAfrica.com
The benchmark industrial index shed off 2,07% to close the week on 170,49 points, its lowest point in seven months as the economic downturn takes a toll on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE). The latest data means that the index has failed to post a gain ...

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Wall Street Journal

Bull market has a lot more room to run
Enter Stage Right
Stocks are trading at record levels. Still the bull market could easily run equities up another 25 percent—even against the backdrop of slower economic growth abroad. The sagging fortunes of other advanced economies are mostly caused by structural ...

The curse of weak global demand   DAWN.com
What's next for global dividends?   FT Adviser
What Big Economies Got Right, or Wrong, After Crisis   Wall Street Journal
South China Morning Post (subscription)
Seeking Alpha
The Zimbabwe Standard
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Follow Your Heart, Says Alice Makaya
AllAfrica.com
Many a times, life has an interesting way of taking us on a journey to where we must go. It's not always easy or apparent where one is going to end up in life. However, there are those who believe that if you take time to listen and follow your heart, you will ...

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Residents Take On Developer Over Poor Quality Houses
AllAfrica.com
RESIDENTS of the newly established Emthunzini suburb in Pumula South in Bulawayo have dragged a local housing construction company to court for selling them sub-standard houses which they allege are unfit for human habitation. According to court ...

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The Australian Financial Review

BHP Billiton Announces Cost Cutting Plans, Rejigs Management
RTT News
Mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP: Quote,BHP.AX,BBL: Quote,BLT.L) announced Monday plans to focus on operating and capital productivity by raising annualized productivity gains target and cutting 2015 planned investment without impacting production ...

BHP Looks at Copper Expansions as Forecasts Deficit From 2018   Bloomberg
BHP to continue cost cuts   Upstream Online
BHP says coal miners globally target 50-mln-tonne output cut   Reuters Africa
The Globe and Mail
THE BUSINESS TIMES
TheBull.com.au
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euronews

Indonesia Bond Yield Falls to One-Year Low as Fuel Lures Inflows
Businessweek
Indonesian sovereign bonds gained, pushing the 10-year yield to a one-year low, after foreign funds pumped money into the notes on speculation last week's cut in fuel subsidies will drive economic growth. Overseas investors added 12.5 trillion rupiah ($1 ...

Refuelling Indonesia's aspirations   AsiaOne
Lessons from Indonesia and India on fuel subsidy removal   BusinessDay
Fuel price rise tests Widodo's promise   Yahoo!7 News
Reuters
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Wall Street Journal

Wheat Advances as Dry Weather Seen Hampering Crops in Russia
Businessweek
Wheat climbed for a third day on concerns that dry conditions in parts of the Black Sea region may damage crops. Corn and soybeans retreated. The contract for March delivery rose as much as 0.6 percent to $5.57 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade and ...

GRAINS-Wheat firms as cold weather seen persisting throughout Midwest   Reuters
Wheat Prices Get Lift From Corn, Soybeans   Wall Street Journal

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