2014年12月27日 星期六

2014-12-28 South Africa Business


Mauritius Central Bank Chief Says He Was Removed From Office   
Businessweek
Mauritius central bank Governor Rundheersing Bheenick said he was removed from office with immediate effect following this month's general election. “I had the privilege to serve my country,” he said by phone. “I wish good luck to my successor.
New Mauritius government sacks long-serving central bank governor   Reuters Africa

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'Booming, but from a very low base'   
Times LIVE
But the fees won so far this year by banks such as Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Barclays, JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank are unlikely to trigger a major celebration, bankers and analysts say. Despite the surge in dealmaking, Africa remains a small niche.

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MiamiHerald.com
   
Revisiting Our Price Estimates For Large Independents Amid Lower Crude Prices   
Forbes
We recently revisited our price estimates for the large independent oil and gas companies we cover to account for the change in our long-term forecast for crude oil prices. We now believe that the recent decline in oil prices could sustain for a longer period ...

Financial shocker of year: Oil at $60   LubbockOnline.com
US oil producers face 'prisoner's dilemma'   The Australian
Oil prices fall on higher US crude supplies   Daily Times
Seeking Alpha   
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Mergers and acquisitions boom in Middle East   
Khaleej Times
After a strong year for cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the Middle East region is poised to witness a further acceleration in M&A activity in 2015 with the vibrant markets of the UAE — the world's 19th most attractive economy for such activity ...

Mega takeovers dominate M&A deals   Times LIVE

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'Complete mess' at African Bank could delay relisting   
Times LIVE
African Bank's curators are having a tough time untangling the bank from its crippling furniture business, Ellerines, with the result that relisting the business on the JSE could take far longer than initially planned.

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Times LIVE
   
Italian delicacies fatten the bottom line for fashion brands   
Times LIVE
Christmas panettones crowd the copper counters of Pasticceria Marchesi, the 200-year-old Milanese coffee and cake house bought this year by Italian luxury goods group Prada. Save & Share. Email · Print. Cakes and fashion may seem an odd coupling, but ...


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Times LIVE
   
Fear, anger as Nigerians prepare for harsher times in 2015   
Daily Sun
Amid the dwindling price of crude oil and the attendant austere measures proposed by the federal government, Nigerians have continued to express fear over the possibility of more difficult times in the new year. The price of crude oil, Nigeria's primary source ...

Nigeria's ailing economy feels effects of terror and oil prices   Times LIVE

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Arab News
   
Gold rises 2 per cent on oil, dollar; investor sentiment still bearish   
Economic Times
LONDON: Gold gained around 2 per cent in thin post-Christmas trading on Friday, as crude oil prices edged higher and the dollar remained flat against a basket of major currencies. Spot gold gained as much as 2.1 per cent to a session high of $1,199.00 an ...

PRECIOUS-Gold rises in thin trade; eyes 2nd straight weekly drop   Reuters
Gold rallies from near three-week low   Mineweb
Gold rises in thin trade; eyes second straight weekly drop   Firstpost

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Channel News Asia
   
UN mission condemns attacks on oil installations   
Xinhua
TRIPOLI, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) -- The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Saturday strongly condemned the renewed attacks on Libya's oil installations, which set ablaze storage tanks in the Sidra oil terminal. The UN mission warned of the environmental ...

UN mission condemns attacks on oil installations in Libya   Business Standard
Fire spreads at Libyan oil terminal   Aljazeera.com
Five oil tanks catch fire at Libya's oil port   Firstpost
Reuters   
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Nature World News
   
Zimbabwe to Export Baby Elephants to Raise Funding   
Nature World News
Wildlife officials in Zimbabwe plan to export at least 62 baby elephants to raise funding for the country's national parks, where poachers threaten these pachyderms. Though the move has received public outcry from animal activists who want to know what's ...

Zimbabwe's plan to sell 34 baby elephants outrages activists   Digital Journal
Govt Smuggles 62 Baby Elephants for China, France   ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
Zimbabwe to export elephants to curb population   New Vision
StarAfrica.com   
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