Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Feb 13, 2012 | Business, Morocco News, News |
Africa Report News North Africa By Christophe Le Bec and Gemma Ware Developers in Morocco are opening up large malls to tap into the spending habits of Africa’s wealthier shoppers. MOROCCO MALL/PHOTO/HASSAN OUAZZANI FOR JA...
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By Andrew Hammond MANAMA (Reuters) – Bahraini riot police waged pitched battles with petrol-bomb throwing youths on Sunday as violence escalated before the February 14 anniversary of an uprising last year, while King Hamad...
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Nexans SA (NEX), the cable and wire maker that agreed today to buy AmerCable Holdings Inc., will probably take a breather to integrate acquisitions rather than make more purchases this year, the French company’s chief executive...
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France Telecom SA (FTE) may spend about $2 billion to buy most of billionaire Naguib Sawiris’s stake in their Egyptian wireless venture and delist Egypt’s biggest phone operator by revenue. France’s largest telecommunications...
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* International calls mount for ceasefire * Malian president under fire at home BAMAKO Feb 11 (Reuters) – Mali is determined to quell a heavily armed Tuareg rebellion in its north before an election scheduled for April,...
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