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07/03/2026

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Shippers see temporary lull in exports

05/02/2020

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Toyota SA to invest over R4 billion in car assembly and parts

05/02/2020

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Over 80 Kilos Cocaine Found On Dutch Plane In Argentina; Three Dutch Arrested

05/02/2020

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Thai Banks Increased Operating Profit In Q1 2018

26/05/2018

Loans by commercial banks continued a growth trend of 4.4 percent last year to 4.7 percent in the first quarter....

Ranked: The 10 biggest unit trusts in South Africa right now

26/05/2018

We compiled a list of the 10 biggest South African unit trusts in the first quarter of 2018. Some R1.9...

OVER 500 KILOS COCAINE FOUND IN SHIPMENT PINEAPPLES, FIVE ARRESTED

26/05/2018

The police and Public Prosecutor found and seized over 500 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a shipment of pineapples in...

Tokyo stocks close mixed after trump cans N.Korea summit

Tokyo:Tokyo stocks closed flat on Friday, shored up by bargain hunting after pessimism from Washington's cancellation of a planned summit...

EU Green-lights Talks On Australia, NZ Trade Deals

Brussels,:The EU officially launched free trade talks with Australia and New Zealand on Tuesday, part of Europe's desire to promote...

EU Fears Offer To US Not Enough To End Trade Row

Brussels,:The EU's own top trade official warned Tuesday that the bloc's last-ditch bid to persuade US President Donald Trump to...

Teejay Lanka doubles India plant capacity with US $ 15mn expansion

Teejay Lanka, one of the region’s largest textile manufacturers, has announced a doubling of capacity of its Indian mill, following...

Indonesian traders walk in front of an Indonesia Stock Exchange board in Jakarta, June 12, 2013. Asian stock, bond and currency markets took another big hit on Tuesday after a fresh spike in U.S. interest rates re-ignited concerns about capital flows from the region and prompting a surprise rate hike by Indonesia's central bank. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA - Tags: BUSINESS)

SE Asia Stocks-Most markets fall on strong dollar; Vietnam down 2.9 pct

Most Southeast Asian stock markets fell, with Vietnam shedding 2.9 percent, as a strong dollar crimped demand for emerging-market assets....

Due operai al lavoro in un cantiere edile a Pisa, 10 luglio 2012 .
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Italian economy to grow 1.4% in 2018 – ISTAT

ANSA: ISTAT said that Italy's GDP is expected to rise 1.4% in real terms in 2018. "Domestic demand will provide...

iCeremonial baptism for one of Norway's next big gas production platform on March 8. The Aasta Hansteen platform is the world's biggest so-called Spar platform. It's still in the Digernes sound near Stord on Norway's west coast, and won't be towed out to sea until April, with production start due in 2H 2018. One of the reasons they're doing this on March 8, International Women's Day, is because the field and the platform have been named after Aasta Hansteen, who was a 19th century writer and women's rights advocate.

Norway’s $1 Trillion Wealth Fund Moves a Bit Closer to Oil Exit

Norway’s $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund cleared a hurdle on its proposed path to exiting oil and gas stocks. The...

Government to increase biodiesel mix to 25%

The government is planning to issue a regulation on the production of 25-percent biodiesel ( B25 ) early next year....

(ARKIV) Containerskib fra Mærsk, Maersk Line, den 11. december 2012. A.P. Møller-Mærsk A/S kommer med regnskab for 1. kvartal. Ifølge aktieanalytikere vil fokus især være på Ocean-forretningen, der dækker over containerfragten til søs.. (Foto: Asger Ladefoged/Ritzau Scanpix)

Denmark’s Maersk Tankers ends Iran shipping after renewed US sanctions

Danish shipping group Maersk Tankers said it would cease its activities in Iran due to the US decision to leave...

Boris Johnson joins US in criticising Russia to Germany gas pipeline

The UK foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, has joined the US in condemning “divisive” German plans to press ahead with the...

CBC/KBC revises growth forecast downward

The CBC/KBC bank insurance group has revised its 2018 economic growth forecast for Belgium from the original 1.9% to 1.6%,...

‘Unrealistic’ to expect EU to ditch all agricultural tariffs, business body warns

A free-trade deal between the European Union and New Zealand could boost exports by $2 billion a year and save...

Brazilian truck drivers block the BR-116 highway with their trucks during a strike in Curitiba, Brazil May 21, 2018. REUTERS/Rodolfo Buhrer

Brazil truckers pledge more fuel protests despite tax proposal

SAO PAULO: Brazilian truck drivers vowed to extend their protest against high fuel prices into a third day despite a...

Uber to start first taxi-hailing pilot program in Japan

TOKYO: Uber announced Tuesday it would start its first taxi-hailing pilot program in Japan this summer, as it bids to...

M&S braced for £300m hit from high street closure carnage

Marks & Spencer is braced for a financial hit of up to £300m from an expanded store closure programme that...

State Bank Of India Reports Record Loss Of $1.1 Billion In March Quarter, Shares Surge

State Bank of India (SBI) reported a loss of Rs. 7,718 crore ($1.1 billion) - its biggest ever - in...

Businessmen pledge $50 million to help rebuild Marawi