en-ug-hotdailynews: 2015-02-16 Uganda Business

Egan: Gangs in our house. Why can't we throw the bums out?
Ottawa Citizen
Tenants in Ottawa Community Housing's 14,000 units are protected by law and a contested eviction would need to be argued at the Landlord and Tenant Board. Cole Burston / Ottawa Citizen. Share Adjust Comment Print. If a gang member lives in public ...

Tenants and landlords   Independent
Landlord must disclose if tenants share utility costs   Los Angeles Times
Landlords and tenants condemn higher cost of resolving arrears   The Independent

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BBC News

Cyber bank robbers steal $1bn, says Kaspersky report
BBC News
Up to 100 banks and financial institutions worldwide have been attacked in an "unprecedented cyber robbery", claims a new report. Computer security firm Kaspersky Lab estimates $1bn (£648m) has been stolen in the attacks, which it says started in 2013 ...

Online bank robbers steal up to US$1b, Kaspersky Says   THE BUSINESS TIMES
Bank hackers steal millions via malware: Report   Economic Times
Hackers global banking heist yielded perhaps $1 billion   USA TODAY
PCWorld
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East African Business Week

Equity banking group cross-lists in Rwanda
East African Business Week
HAPPY: Mwangi said this is a major milestone in their plan for a truly an East African Bank. KIGALI, Rwanda - Equity Group Holdings, one of Kenya's biggest banking concerns, last week became the fourth firm to cross-list on the Rwanda Stock Exchange ...

Equity Bank cross listed on Rwanda stock market   RwandaEye

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Banking expo set for Kampala in March
East African Business Week
KAMPALA, Uganda - It is hard to find a bank customer who has never complained of a bank mistreating them in one way or another writes PAUL TENTENA. Through interest rate variability on loans or unclear charges on accounts holders, some banks have ...

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Livemint

Asian stocks rise with crude, Kiwi while S&P 500 futures retreat
Livemint
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index added 0.4% by 10:02 am in Tokyo, rising a third day. Photo: AFP. Wellington: Asian stocks rose, with the regional index extending an almost five-month high as Japanese shares advanced, while US equity-futures retreated.
Asia stocks gain as Japan emerges from recession   Washington Post
Japan Q4 GDP expands annualised 2.2%, emerges from recession   Business Standard
Japan's recession is over - but keep the champagne on ice   CNNMoney
CTV News
BusinessWorld Online Edition
Financial Times
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Irish Independent

D-Day for Greece looms large amid latest crisis talks
Irish Independent
Colm Kelpie Twitter · Email. Published 16/02/2015 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis. Greece will top the agenda once again this week, as eurozone finance ministers gather today to try ...

Deadline looms for Greek deal with Europe   ABC Online
Britain must prepare for 'Grexit', says Clarke: New government in Athens ...   Daily Mail
Greece faces ultimatum over looming funding gap   Irish Times
Bloomberg
Reuters UK
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Herald Sun

More cuts as West Pilbara, Galilee hits the skids
MacroBusiness (blog)
Aurizon announced in its annual results today two important developments for the QLD and WA economies. From Reuters: Aurizon Holdings said it would be tough to sign off on plans to build new rail lines if coal and iron ore prices remain weak, and held out ...

Aurizon's slow train to IR peace   The Australian
Rail freight firm Aurizon doubles profits to $308m   ABC Online
Weak coal, iron ore prices weigh on Aurizon growth plans   Reuters India
Courier Mail
Motley Fool Australia
WA today
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