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New Italian ice business opening in former Ben & Jerry’s site in compuware building
ROME: A new business designed to indulge the masses while helping those in need is headed to the Compuware Building...
Athenian shipbrokers S.A. demolition quick update week 31
ATHENS: With end buyers in the sub-continent having essentially withdrawn any interest for obtaining new tonnage, the market is at...
EU-Vietnam deal paves way for major trade boost
BRUSSELS: The EU and Vietnam have reached a free trade agreement - the second such EU deal with a South-East...
London’s Historic building German Gymnasium to open as restaurant complex
BERLIN: An historic building erected by the German community in London 150 years ago will be transformed into a restaurant...
German automakers reportedly agree to $3b deal to buy Nokia
BERLIN: A consortium of German premium carmakers has agreed a deal to buy Nokia's mapping business HERE, two people familiar...
Shares of Computer Task Group, Incorporated appreciated by 4.96% but lost 10.5%
BERLIN: Shares of Computer Task Group, Incorporated (NASDAQ:CTG) appreciated by 4.96% during the past week but lost 10.5% on a...
International reserves of National Bank of Ukraine expanded by 1.1% in July
KIEV: The international reserves of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) expanded by 1.1%, or $112 million in July, to...
Nigerian customs dragged by pressure group on leadership
ABUJA: The leadership of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has been dragged before the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related...
Major Japanese firms increase domestic capital spending by 13.9 % from year earlier
TOKYO: Major Japanese firms plan to increase domestic capital spending by 13.9 percent from a year earlier in fiscal 2015...
Italy keens to restore economic ties with Iran
TEHRAN: Italian Economic Development Minister Federica Guidi says Italy seeks to restore once booming economic ties with Iran. “Italy was...
UAE FM meets Portugal deputy premier to develop trade ties
DUBAI: Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Foreign Minister, stressed that the UAE and Portugal have distinguished historic bonds based...
Poland’s pharmaceutical market to grow 5.1% this year
WARSAW: Poland's pharmacy market will likely grow by some 5.1% to ca. PLN 30 billion in 2015, PharmaExpert researcher said...
Japan ferrous scrap imports climbed in June 2015
TOKYO: The ferrous scrap imports by Japan during the month of June this year surged significantly higher, as per the...
Diana Containerships charters post-panamax to Maersk worth $14,750 per day
ATHENS: Diana Containerships has fixed a post-panamax boxship on a six- to nine-month timecharter to Maersk. The Great (5,576 teu,...
Greece 13% business owners move their companies abroad
ATHENS: According to a CNBC report, Philip Ammerman, a Greek-born investment advisor who moved his business from Athens to London...
Greece companies lose 85% of their value since 2007
ATHENS: A lot has changed between 2007 and 2015. One of the major changes in the economic sector was the...
Danish Maersk Line wants to take market shares in special cargo
COPENHAGEN: Maersk Line wants to be bigger in an area that is not usually associated with the container carrier: special...
Analysts project Maersk downgrade full year forecast: Media Report
COPENHAGEN: According to analysts, Maersk's upcoming interim report is expected to include a downgrade of the full-year result forecast due...
Atlantic Petroleum to make changes as funds fall short
COPENHAGEN: North West Europe focused E&P group Atlantic Petroleum has engaged Pareto Securities as a financial advisor with the purpose...
South African Manufacturing PMI remains unchanged over 50.0Pts in June
CAPE TOWN: Manufacturing activity stagnated last month but was in growth territory which, according to economists, suggested the sector would...
