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— Arabic proverb
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ELSTAT: GDP (in volume terms) increased by 0.8% in 2014
The Greek statistics authority (ELSTAT) claims that the Greek gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 0.8% in 2014, according to...
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Rwanda: Polish Investors Seek More Trade Opportunities in Rwanda
[New Times] Trade between Rwanda and Poland could further improve following a trade mission by polish legislators and investors. The five-man delegation is in the country for one week to try and explore trade and investment opportunities while looking for ways on how the two countries can also foster their ...
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Business: Why do women prefer bad boys?
They are always complaining about men who are nasty or just interested in sex, but I'm Mr Nice Guy and it's not working for me at all
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Members of Knesset Debate on the Israeli Economy
Shira Nussdorf and Gil Hoffman ask the MKs: How will they handle economy problems after the elections?
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Choi urges business chiefs to raise wages
South Koreas Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Choi Kyung-hwan called on the countrys major business group le
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China issues final list of restricted foreign investment sectors
Country vows to increase the competitiveness of its economy
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UK emphasizes close cooperation with Turkey on foreign fighters
U.K. Ambassador to Turkey Richard Moore has stressed the ongoing close cooperation between his country and Turkey
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Korea, Australia team up to tackle business regulations
The Korean and Australian governments met Friday in Seoul to discuss repealing business regulations to boost their econo
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Park renews calls for revitalization of S. Korea's economy
President Park Geun-hye on Friday renewed calls to revitalize the South Korean economy, a day after the country's centra
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CNBC Business Insights (Video): QE als Nullsummenspiel
Richard Koo, Chefökonom des Nomura Research Institute, hält die Vorteile des "Quanitativ Easing" für überbewertet und glaubt nicht, dass sie eine globale Lösung darstellen.
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African Journalists Advise To Promote Bilateral Trade
African journalists on tour of China have been advised to feel free to report on China in order to promote bilateral trade between both parties. The Vice-President, China Public Diplomacy Association, Gong Jimzhong, gave the advice when he received10 African journalists on tour of main districts in China under the sponsorship ...
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The men who would be Israel's finance minister
Lapid wants his old job back, but Zionist Union has its own candidates; two Likudniks aspire to the job and so does Kahlon. What are their odds and what would they do?
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Aust dollar stronger in late trade
Local unit remains sharply higher in the wake of disappointing US retail sales.
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Mobilezone: vendite e utile in crescita nel 2014
REGENSDORF ZH - Mobilezone, il dettagliante zurighese di telefonia mobile, ha registrato nel 2014
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Hyundai and Kia See Strategic Model Sales Up Sharply in BRICS
Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors saw the sales of their strategic models rise by 25 percent in the BRICS during the January-February period of this year, although the sales of their general models showed a marked decline there. Despite the overall slump facing the automobile markets of emerging economies such as ...
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BP sells Aust bitumen business
Energy giant BP sells Australian bitumen business to a global firm Puma Energy.
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Rupee gains 7 paise against dollar in early trade
The rupee appreciated by seven paise to 62.43 against the US dollar in early trade on Friday at the Interbank Foreign Exchange on fresh selling of the American currency by exporters and banks.
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Localized models of Hyundai, Kia pull up sales overseas
South Korea's top automaker Hyundai Motor Co. and its sister affiliate Kia Motors Corp. raised sales of localized car mo
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Finance minister urges companies to increase hiring
South Korea's finance minister pressed leading business groups Friday to have companies increase investment and hiring t
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Unprecedented stall of global carbon emissions in 2014 while economy grows
Growth of global CO2 emissions halted in 2014 while the world economy grew at 3%; driven by policy actions in China, the US and Europe.
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TDRI warns on digital economy
The digital economy may fail to materialise under a raft of proposed laws which give too much power to authorities, the Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) has warned.