2015年8月13日 星期四

2015-08-14 Namibia Business


Botswana: Regional mobile operators agree to lower roaming charges   
StarAfrica.com
Mobile operators in Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe have agreed to reduce roaming tariffs as part of a pilot roaming project, which will commence among all operators in the four countries next month, a statement from the Botswana government ...

Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe to cut roaming fees   EIN News Zimbabwe

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Analyst: Namibia's Bidvest could endanger profits   
Undercurrent News
One stock market analyst believes that the Namibian conglomerate Bidvest may be forced to rely more heavily on its non-seafood operations in order to stay profitable, allAfrica.com has reported. The company, which owns subsidiary Bidfish and operates ...

Novel Ford May Not Be Enough for Bidvest   AllAfrica.com

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B2Gold Reports Second Quarter 2015 Results   
CNNMoney
B2Gold Corp. (TSX:BTO)(NYSE MKT:BTG)(NAMIBIAN:B2G) ("B2Gold" or the "Company") reports its operational and financial results for the three and six months ended June 30, 2015. The Company previously released its gold production and revenue for the ...


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The Indian Express
   
HTC Shares Rise After Plan to Reduce 15% of Jobs in Turnaround   
Bloomberg
HTC Corp. rose the most in two weeks in Taipei trading after the struggling smartphone maker said it will trim its workforce by 15 percent to reduce costs and turn its business around. The shares rose as much as 4.1 percent to NT$52.80 and traded at ...

HTC to cut workforce by 15% as it loses ground to Apple   Irish Times
HTC Rises On 15% Job Cut: Tough Road Ahead, Says Jefferies   Barron's (blog)
Beleaguered phone maker HTC to cut 47 local jobs   The Seattle Times
Financial Times   
PhoneDog   
EJ Insight   
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The Australian Financial Review
   
World Gold Council report expects gold output to level out over the next year   
The Australian Financial Review
After climbing to a three-week high as traders worried that China's surprise move to devalue the yuan could spark retaliatory action from competitors, the precious metal slid 0.7 per cent to close at $US1,115.60 a troy ounce in New York trading overnight.
Rising gold prices on weak Rupee will push Indian buyers back in the market   Economic Times
Global gold demand in Q2 reaches six-year low   Bangkok Post
Demand for gold drops in second quarter by 25 %   The Hindu
The Times (subscription)   
Forbes   
Firstpost   
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The Hindu
   
Relief for Nestle's Maggi noodles: Bombay HC lifts ban, orders fresh test in ...   
Firstpost
strong>Mumbai: Maggi noodles manufacturer Nestle India Ltd today got a reprieve from the Bombay High Court which lifted the ban slapped by food regulators on nine variants of the fast food in the country while asking the company to go in for fresh tests.
Bombay HC lifts ban, Nestle's Maggi may be back on shelves soon   Hindustan Times
Will Maggi be back in Chennai?   The Hindu
Maggi ban: HC lifts ban, orders fresh tests within six weeks   The Indian Express
Moneycontrol.com   
Times of India   
Irish Times   
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CNET
   
How China's largest smartphone maker plans to conquer southeast Asia   
CNET
Steve Vickers, Xiaomi's general manager in southeast Asia, is confident the company's e-commerce strategy can work in one of the most hotly contested mobile markets in the world. Phones. 11 August 20153:06 pm BST. Rahil Bhagat mugshot. by Rahil ...


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Wall Street Journal
   
Motorola Mobility to cut 500 jobs in Chicago in coming weeks   
Washington Post
CHICAGO — Motorola Mobility says it's cutting 500 jobs at its Chicago headquarters, about a quarter of its workforce. Motorola Mobility spokesman William Moss says the layoffs got underway Thursday and will continue for the next few weeks. Moss says ...
Motorola Mobility cuts 25 percent of workforce, 500 jobs, in Chicago   ZDNet
Lenovo to cut staff as sales of Motorola phones fall   The Straits Times

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USA TODAY
   
Why US banks are scared of China   
USA TODAY
The U.S. banking sector may have very little revenue exposure to China — but they still have reason to be scared. The fear building on Wall Street is that a worsening economy in China will delay the Federal Reserve from raising U.S. interest rates ...

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