2015年8月17日 星期一

2015-08-18 Uganda Business


Hindustan Times
   
Plastic bags ban with stiff penalty from Tuesday in UT   
Hindustan Times
The Chandigarh administration has put a complete ban on the use of polythene and plastic carry bags in the city from Tuesday. Sub-divisional magistrate (central) Prince Dhawan, in the exercise of the powers vested under Section 144 of the Code of ...
Kavera ban continues to create a lot of confusion   New Vision

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Dispatch Times
   
Majority of Alibaba Shares Owned By George Soros Sold   
Dispatch Times
Billionaire George Soros's family office sold nearly all of its stake in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.in the second quarter, as Asia's largest Internet company saw its stock decline further because of a slowing Chinese economy. However, the recent ...
Billionaire George Soros sells Alibaba shares   Sentinel Republic
Billionaire Soros 'likes' Facebook to the tune of $212m; Alibaba out of favour   The Register
Hedge funds shed shares in Alibaba and Baidu in second quarter   CNBC
Chinatopix   
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Platts
   
Kenya, Uganda Strike Deal on Oil Route to Export Market   
AllAfrica.com
Kenya and Uganda are betting on more oil discoveries in the region to increase earnings from a crude oil pipeline that will connect the oilfields in Uganda through northern Kenya to the international market. The pipeline is expected to connect to ...
Kenya's push to start oil production by 2022   Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
Analysis: Uganda-Kenya oil pipeline decision to boost region   Platts

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Funding Challenges As Oil Prices Stay Low   
AllAfrica.com
Companies licensed to explore crude oil and natural gas in East Africa are struggling to get funding due to the decline in commodity prices. Since oil prices declined from mid 2014, several companies are negotiating for extension of exploration.
African oil & gas organisations plan for an upturn in the oil price   Cape Business News

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Traders to Pay KCCA Taxes Using Mobile Money   
AllAfrica.com
Kampala — Traders making periodic payments to Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), will no longer have to queue to fill forms. This follows a newly launched partnership between MTN, a telecom company, and KCCA to effect payment of taxes to the city ...

Works to lay artificial turf at KCCA Stadium commence   Kawowo Sports
Kampala city council signs payments deal with MTN Uganda   Telecompaper (subscription)

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Reuters
   
Asian shares bounce back from two-year lows, dollar firm   
Reuters
TOKYO Asian shares recovered from two-year lows on Tuesday as strong U.S. housing data offset concerns from a weak U.S. manufacturing report, while the dollar's prospective yield advantage kept it firm. Japan's Nikkei .N225 rose 0.1 percent and most ...

Asian shares steady for now after mixed US data   Livemint
Most Asian Stocks Rise After U.S. Shares Gain on Housing Data   Bloomberg
Asian shares mixed after consensus-beating Japan GDP data   Daily Times
AsiaOne   
Business Recorder (press release) (blog)   
THE BUSINESS TIMES   
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Reuters
   
Oil prices fall again as US, Asia demand looks set to weaken   
Reuters
SINGAPORE Oil prices dipped again on Tuesday as traders braced for lower refinery consumption after the U.S. summer, while Asia's weakening economies and high global production stoked concerns about oversupply. Both crude oil benchmarks are now ...

Oil traders position themselves for further price falls   Reuters Africa
Oil prices fall again as US and Asian demand looks to weaken   The Star Online
Oil closes at fresh 6-year low below $42 US a barrel   CBC.ca
Press Examiner   
Ledger Gazette   
Sentinel Republic   
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Financial Times
   
China's devaluation adds to emerging markets woes   
Financial Times
If finance were a boxing match, then the referee would be getting ready to intervene in emerging markets. More. The Short View. S&P 500 stays remarkably calm · China should not derail the Fed · China and the forex war · A deep cut but barely a scratch.

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The Australian Financial Review
   
Yuan devaluation pushes Europe and Japan to more stimulus   
The Australian Financial Review
Beijing's surprise move to devalue the yuan is likely to increase pressure on the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan to adopt aggressive stimulus measures. Reuters. by Karen Maley. The global economy is likely to witness a fresh onslaught of ...

Japan is exporting its way to global irrelevance   Livemint
Japan's recovery stalls over consumer demand   Irish Independent
Japanese economy shrinks as exports fall   Irish Examiner
AsiaOne   
The Times (subscription)   
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