2015年8月24日 星期一

2015-08-25 Namibia Business


New Era
   
Namibian airport expansion built by Chinese company opens   
WantChinaTimes
President Hage Geingob of Namibia has officially opened a new terminal and a runway built by a Chinese company at the country's second-biggest airport. The terminal and runway at Ondangwa Airport was built at a cost of 84 million Namibian dollars ...

Geingob Meets With Oshana Community   AllAfrica.com
Namibia opens new terminal and runway at Ondangwa Airport   Airport Technology
Turning Namibia into SADC's logistics hub   New Era (press release)
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Agra's Largest Retail Branch Officially Opened   
AllAfrica.com
Agra's largest retail branch opening was officiated by the Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Tjekero Tweya, last Wednesday at the Agra Hyper Centre in Lafrenz, Windhoek. The launch of this investment of just over N$110 million was ...


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The Australian Financial Review
   
Apple spooked and tech IPOs on hold as China market turmoil takes hold   
The Australian Financial Review
Apple CEO Tim Cook took the unusual step of sending an email to Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's "Mad Money," saying that Apple was going to be all right. Eric Risberg. by Cecilia Kang and Todd C. Frankel. Apple chief Tim Cook sure sounded like he was ...

Advisers Work to Calm Fearful Investors   New York Times
China passed 250M 4G users in July, more than double the subscribers in the US   VentureBeat
CEO says Apple growth still 'strong' in China   Moneycontrol.com
Sydney Morning Herald   
Telegraph.co.uk   
Financial Post   
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NDTV
   
Why Global Financial Markets Are Going Crazy   
NDTV
Last week, global financial markets were churning, but it really only mattered if you were an oil trader, Chinese bureaucrat or hedge fund manager. Now it's starting to get scary for everyone. An 8.5 percent drop in the Shanghai Composite index in ...
China's fearmongers need a reality check   The Australian
China's Economic Stress Test   Wall Street Journal
Black Monday: 'Made in China' market panic see global stocks plummet   The Express Tribune
CNBC   
Irish Examiner   
New York Times   
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Moneycontrol.com
   
Asian shares turn mixed, but Shanghai lags   
Moneycontrol.com
It was a grim picture overnight, with major US stock indexes slumping almost 4 percent each. The S&P 500 lost 3.94 percent to end formally in correction territory, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite closed down 3.57 and 3.82 ...


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