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DAVOS (Switzerland). – The leaders of Ireland, Italy and the Netherlands yesterday urged Britain to stay in the European Union, following Prime Minister David Cameron’s pledge to hold a referendumAnalogue days are numbered
Gregory Gapare Business CorrespondentIN this dynamic environment where the world is now at every marketer’s doorstep, marketers need to adopt the characteristics of a chameleon that changes as the environment changes. The world is now
Japan logs record 2012 trade deficit
TOKYO. — Japan yesterday logged a record trade deficit for 2012 as exports were hit by a bitter diplomatic spat with its biggest market China and plunging demand in debt-wracked Europe.Nokia posts US$269m profit, waives dividend
HELSINKI. — Nokia, once the world’s biggest mobile phone makers yesterday posted a net profit of US$269 million in the fourth quarter, its first quarterly profit for 18 months. The beleaguered company,French economy stumbles into 2013
PARIS. — The French economy limped into 2013, a widely-tracked economic indicator showed yesterday in contrast to signals for the overall eurozone and separate data showed that housing loans andPublic transport row rocks Greece
ATHENS. — The Greek government yesterday faced internal dissent and the threat of a general transport strike after attempting to break an eight-day metro standstill. The government ordered a civil
Goldman Sachs, Shell win Public Eye ‘shame’ awards
DAVOS. — Campaigners at Davos yesterday awarded their annual Public Eye shame awards to Goldman Sachs and Shell “for particularly glaring cases of companies’ greed for profit and environmental sins”.JSE awaits rate announcement
JOHANNESBURG. – The JSE was trading in the black yesterday with resources and industrials in the lead and banks pulling a bit on the downside, while the market awaited the interest rate announcement dueEuropean stock markets up slightly
LONDON. – European stock markets climbed slightly and the euro nudged higher against the dollar yesterday as traders reacted to mixed eurozone economic data and weaker-than-expected outlook
Taylor was wrongly convicted Part 4
Trust SengwayoThis is the forth and final part of the articles on former Liberian President Charles Taylor’s conviction at the ICC. “However, the best we can do for Liberia is to see to it that Taylor is put away for a long