2015年4月21日 星期二

2015-04-22 Zimbabwe Business


Reuters Africa
   
Rio Tinto's Zimbabwe diamond production falls 42 pct in Q1   
Reuters Africa
HARARE (Reuters) - Rio Tinto said production at its Murowa diamond mine in Zimbabwe fell 42 percent in the first quarter after a planned shutdown and a decision to cut output as it sought clarity on a new export tax. Zimbabwe's government in January ...

Murowa production down on tax fears   New Zimbabwe.com

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Chronicle
   
Zim to add 3.500MW power in next six years   
Chronicle
THE Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) says the country will be able to generate an additional 3,500MW of electricity in the next six years through the building of new power plants at a cost of about $5 billion. The move, aimed at ending chronic power cuts ...

N$500 million for Zimbabwe power plant extension   EIN News Zimbabwe

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Moneyweb.co.za
   
Pick n Pay lift HEPS 28% at full year: Richard Brasher - CEO, Pick n Pay   
Moneyweb.co.za
SIKI MGABADELI: Pick n Pay is the country's third-largest food retailer by market value, delivering a 20% increase in full-year headline earnings per share to 177.26c, topping market forecasts. In fact, the market pushed the share up today, with it ending up ...

Zimbabwe to Benefit from Pick n Pay $412mln Africa Expansion programme   ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
UPDATE 1-Cost cuts help lift S.Africa's Pick n Pay FY profit, dividend   Reuters
Pick n Pay Beats Profit Estimates as Falling Costs Boost Growth   ESM Magazine (press release)

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Moneycontrol.com
   
Teva offers to buy out Mylan: What does it mean for Natco   
Moneycontrol.com
Natco is mired in a legal battle to launch a generic version of Teva's top-selling drug Copaxone, exclusivity of which expires in September. Google +. Like this story, share it with millions of investors on M3. Teva offers to buy out Mylan: What does it mean for ...

Generic Drugmaker Teva Makes $40 Billion Offer for Rival Mylan   NDTV
Generic drugmaker Teva bids $US40bn to acquire rival   The Australian Financial Review
Teva, Maker of Generic Drugs, Bids $40 Billion to Acquire Its Rival Mylan   New York Times
Wall Street Journal   
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette   
Jerusalem Post Israel News   
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CNN
   
Sanctions will cost Russia more than $100 billion   
CNN
London (CNNMoney) — Russia is paying a hefty price for supporting the break up of Ukraine — $106 billion, to be precise. Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev gave the first official estimate of the cost in a speech Tuesday. He said the decision to annex ...

Russian economy shrinks 2pc   DAWN.com
Russian economy shrank by 2pc in Q1   The Nation
Medvedev Says Russian GDP Shrank 2% on Oil Plunge, Sanctions   Bloomberg
The Moscow Times   
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