2015年6月3日 星期三

2015-06-04 Zimbabwe Business


Bloomberg
   
Brazilian Companies Are Finding Willing Investors Again   
New York Times
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Six months ago, stocks and bonds in Brazilian companies were practically left for dead. Brazil was sinking deeper into a recession. Its currency, the real, was reeling. And the country's largest company, the government-controlled energy ...

Brazil makes space for indigenous people with new reserve near São Paulo   The Guardian
Coca-Cola calls Blatter resignation positive   The Star Online
Interest Rates in Brazil Expected to Increase Again to 13.75%   The Rio Times

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ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
   
Tregers Retrenches Many Workers   
ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
DIVERSIFIED giant manufacturing firm, Tregers Group, is laying off an undisclosed number of workers across its divisions with those affected calling on the government to investigate what they claim to be a deliberate ploy to cripple the company. The move ...


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Moneyweb.co.za
   
Zim bourse to start online trading in July   
Moneyweb.co.za
HARARE – Zimbabwe's stock exchange will begin live electronic trading of shares on July 3, its chief executive said on Wednesday, as the local bourse seeks to cut red tape and attract more investors. The new online trading platform will allow investors to ...

Finance: ZSE turnover declines 40%   Independent Online

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ABC Online
   
Australian real estate at risk of sharp falls: OECD   
ABC Online
Australia's property markets are at risk of a "sharp correction" according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. The international organisation is the latest to join the chorus warning of the risk of a big fall in house prices.
World Watch   Wall Street Journal
OECD Sees Slow Recovery Worldwide   New York Times
OECD cuts economic global forecast by 0.6%   Irish Examiner
Irish Times   
Times of India   
The Chosun Ilbo   
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Firstpost
   
Why ban only Maggi? Other brands are just as unsafe, say experts   
Firstpost
New Delhi: Even as Maggi continues to boil in a soup of its own making, the vital question consumers are asking is: Why does the Government of India allow food manufacturers to sell unsafe products to its citizens? While, the Delhi government on ...

Spice of life: Maggi memories   Hindustan Times
Nestle stock dives 11% as its Maggi troubles mount   Times of India
Delhi bans instant noodles in growing lead scare   DAWN.com
India Today   
The Hindu   
Daily News & Analysis   
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Enterprise Innovation
   
5 of Top 10 global destinations are Asian cities   
Enterprise Innovation
Asian cities continue their domination of the annual MasterCard Global Destinations Cities Index, making up half of the top 10. Bangkok has retained its position at No. 2 with 18.24 million international overnight visitors and is catching up with top-ranked city, ...

The world's best place to holiday   NEWS.com.au
Bangkok tops MasterCard rating   TTR Weekly
3 Chinese cities among top 10 fastest growing destinations by int'l visitors   Xinhua
The Malaysian Insider   
Coconuts Bangkok   
Malay Mail Online   
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