Archive for October 30th, 2007

October 30, 2007: 9:33 am: JonNews

STAMFORD - In the second and final debate before next Tuesday’s election, Board of Finance candidates pulled no punches last night as Republicans and the lone Democrat traded sharp exchanges on taxes, city services, education, municipal debt and other issues.

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: 9:31 am: BernardNews

The minister of state, commerce and industry, Ahmed Garba Bichi, has commended the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in supporting a micro-finance project in Nigeria.

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: 3:44 am: adminNews

Finance company Geneva Finance has frozen investor repayments, shut down its branches, fired staff, and has now had to reverse $588,114 in illegal charges after a Commerce Commission investigation.

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: 3:34 am: KellyNews

Understanding and communications are fundamental themes that will drive Islamic commerce worldwide, according to Eric Roper, a senior partner and chairman of the hedge fund practice at law firm Gersten Savage LLP, in his introduction to a recent conference in New York that focused on Islamic finance.

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: 3:25 am: LisaNews

watch out on the exploding Chinese multinationals, entrepreneurs, banks, stock market, oil and hightech players. Is China Inc. going to dominate world finance, commerce, trade, politics, labor map? What is the next? Get huge ideas from leading strategist George Zhibin Gu.

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: 3:16 am: LisaNews

Mr Krishna Kumar would be in charge of Finance, Commerce and Industries, Urban Development, Energy, Public Works among others while Former RAW official P K R Tharakan would take care of Home, Transport, Law, Justice and Human Rights, Parliamentary Affairs and Legislation, Youth Services…

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: 3:11 am: BernardNews

Even as record foreign fund flows lifted the rupee to 39.43 against the US dollar today, the highest since 1999, the commerce ministry has started telling exporters to prepare for the rupee rising even further to 38 against the US dollar by December. The strong rupee is already hurting India’s exporters, with companies cutting jobs and scaling back expansion. A further appreciation may have even …

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