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Vai alla Scheda Paese »A tree begins with a seed
— Arabic proverb
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Small Business: First Phillie Phanatic, Grooming Mascots of the Future
David Raymond parlayed his years as a team mascot for the Phillies into a profitable business with a diverse list of clients.
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On Leadership: Why great places to work can also make great investments
Last week, Fortune Magazine released its 100 Best Companies to Work For list, that annual catalog of corporate benevolence most of us can only dream about, longingly, from a distance. The paid sabbaticals. The generous parental leave. The cruises on the company yacht.Read full article >>
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Indian economy to grow 7.5% in FY16: IMF
The Indian economy is forecast to grow 7.2% in 2014-15 and 7.5% in 2015-16, driven by stronger investment, following improvements in the business climate, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.
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Tunisian Foreign Affairs Minister arrives in Algiers
ALGIERS- Foreign Affairs Minister of Tunisia Taeib Baccouche arrived Wednesday in Algiers for a two-day visit, at the invitation of Foreign Affairs Minister Ramtane Lamamra. The Tunisian minister was welcomed upon his arrival at the international airport Houari Boumediene by Lamamra. This visit is part of the strengthening of ...
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Business News: Attorney General Muigai defends KRA over Sh1.2b fuel levy claim
Attorney General Githu Muigai has defended the road maintenance levy taxed from Rift Valley Railways (RVR), saying the Sh9 fuel charge is provided for in law.
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Business News: Kenyans given two weeks to apply for the job of Central Bank governor
Kenyans eyeing the job of Central Bank Governor which fell vacant after Prof Njuguna Ndung'u retired early this month have two weeks to apply.
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Business News: World Bank forum explores Somalia's trade potential
Somali businessmen should lead in rebuilding their war-torn nation through investing in the country, an investment forum was told Wednesday.
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Business: Attorney General Muigai defends KRA over Sh1.2b fuel levy claim
Attorney General Githu Muigai has defended the road maintenance levy taxed from Rift Valley Railways (RVR), saying the Sh9 fuel charge is provided for in law.
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Business: Kenyans given two weeks to apply for the job of Central Bank governor
Kenyans eyeing the job of Central Bank Governor which fell vacant after Prof Njuguna Ndung'u retired early this month have two weeks to apply.
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Business: World Bank forum explores Somalia's trade potential
Somali businessmen should lead in rebuilding their war-torn nation through investing in the country, an investment forum was told Wednesday.
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Business News: China picks Kenya as its continental industrial hub
Kenya is set to beat Ethiopia and Tanzania as China's preferred African industrial nerve centre owing to its reforming business environment and incentive framework.
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Business: China picks Kenya as its continental industrial hub
Kenya is set to beat Ethiopia and Tanzania as China's preferred African industrial nerve centre owing to its reforming business environment and incentive framework.
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Russia may ease food import ban for some EU countries, including Greece
Russia may relax its ban on food from the European Union for Greece, Hungary and Cyprus, according to a report from Interfax citing Agriculture Minister Nikolai Fedorov.
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Foreign resident buys Tel Aviv home for NIS 44m
Adv. Dori Klagsbald has sold his Rothschild 1 apartment for double the amount he paid in 2008.
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Low euro tailwinds lift European business
Currency effects on companies have a translational impact and aid exporters outside the EU
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04 Feb Expo 2015 Milano
Expo Milano 2015 è lEsposizione Universale che lItalia ospiterà dal primo maggio al 31 ottobre 2015 e sarà il più grande evento mai realizzato sullalimentazione e la nutrizione. Per sei mesi Milano diventerà una vetrina mondiale in cui i Paesi mostreranno il meglio delle proprie tecnologie per dare una risposta ...
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Marketing Internazionale
Nuovi scenari per i Paesi del Golfo
Gli ultimi anni hanno visto emergere le monarchie del Golfo all’interno dello scenario regionale. Spinti dall’evidente ascesa iraniana e dal progressivo disimpegno statunitense, oltre che dalla debolezza dei loro tradizionali partner arabi (Egitto e Iraq), i regimi del Golfo hanno dovuto abbandonare la tradizionale propensione al “leading from behind” per ...