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EPA advices oil companies
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has advised Oil and Liquefied Petroleum Marketing Companies (OLPMCs) to endeavour to acquire environmental permits before commencement of projects.
Vodafone's Project Spring to pressure competitors - Reuters Canada
The GuardianVodafone's Project Spring to pressure competitorsReuters CanadaBy Leila Abboud and Paul Sandle. PARIS/LONDON (Reuters) - Vodafone's plan to boost investment in broadband and superfast mobile networks after its $130 billion megadeal with Verizon could put pressure on its European competitors to increase their ...For Verizon advisers, patience pays off with huge paydayNDTVWindfall for Vodafone shareholders on Verizon dealIrish IndependentVodafone gets it: cash is king for wary investorsReuters Blogs (blog)Wall Street Journal (blog) -Moneycontrol.com -Montreal Gazetteall 1,048 news articles »
Indigenous cocoa processor calls for support
Izmir (Turkey), Sept. 03, GNA -
Government must adopt a deliberate policy to support indigenous cocoa
processing companies to become competitive, Mr Eric Mensah, General Manager,
Finance and Administration Plot Enterprise Ghana, an indigenous cocoa processing
company, has said.
Israel: Missile test-fired in Mediterranean - CNN
Times of IndiaIsrael: Missile test-fired in MediterraneanCNN(CNN) -- Israel and the United States test-fired an "experimental" missile Tuesday morning in the Mediterranean Sea, the Israel Defense Ministry said. This comes after Russia announced that its early warning system had detected the launch of two missiles in ...Sensex tumbles by more than 700 points after reports of 'missile strike' on SyriaHindustan TimesRussia says detects two missile launches in MediterraneanTimes of OmanIsrael Defense Ministry says Mediterranean missile launch was joint test with USWashington PostThe Hindu -Ottawa Citizenall 198 news articles »
Microsoft and Nokia: It's All in the Execution - Wall Street Journal (blog)
Wall Street Journal (blog)Microsoft and Nokia: It's All in the ExecutionWall Street Journal (blog)Microsoft Corp.'s $7 billion deal to acquire Nokia Corp.'s mobile business creates a potentially formidable rival to Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co., but there's little excitement among bankers in Asia. The deal is unlikely to spark consolidation in the ...Nokia deal Microsoft's $7.9bn mobile gambleThe Australian Financial ReviewPosted by ImaduddinBusiness RecorderNokia: the rise and fall of a mobile phone giantThe GuardianPC Magazine -IBNLive -Houston Chronicleall 1,237 news articles »
Union disappointed in healthcare providers
Tamale, Sept. 3, GNA – The Health
Services Workers’ Union (HSWU) of the Trades Union Congress on Tuesday
expressed its disappointment in some healthcare providers who refuse to accept
postings to certain areas of the country.
Ghanaians urged to eschew hate speech
Cape Coast, Sept. 3, GNA - The
Central Regional Director of the National Commission on Civic Education (NCCE),
Mr. Cletus Abang, has appealed to Ghanaians to stop hate speeches and other
utterances that could incite people against each other.
Windfall for Vodafone shareholders on Verizon deal - Irish Independent
Economic TimesWindfall for Vodafone shareholders on Verizon dealIrish IndependentSocial media-shy model Kate Moss has admitted she has an Instagram account, but she won't share her username. Entertainment · Movies · Music · TV & Radio · Going Out · Festivals · Upload your festival photos · Books & Arts · Competitions · Horoscopes ...Vodafone gets it: cash is king for wary investorsReuters Blogs (blog)Vodafone Execs Outline Life Without VerizonWall Street Journal (blog)Verizon-Vodafone deal struck over gym sessions, breakfastMoneycontrol.comCTV News -Montreal Gazette -Times of Omanall 1,041 news articles »
Fellaini buy cannot mask sense of poor window for United - Reuters UK
Telegraph.co.ukFellaini buy cannot mask sense of poor window for UnitedReuters UKBy Sonia Oxley. MANCHESTER, England | Tue Sep 3, 2013 12:03pm BST. MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - The last-gasp signing of Marouane Fellaini has done little to freshen the air as the transfer window slammed shut with a whiff of desperation, farce ...Arsenal's Ozil capture and Man United's lacklustre transfer dealings put pressure ...NEWS.com.auArsenal Buys Ozil for Record Sum; Man. United Gets FellainiBloombergManchester United: transfer window review – Fellaini addition fails to hide ...fanatixGoal.com -Manchester Evening News -Soccerlensall 478 news articles »
Arsenal's Ozil capture and Man United's lacklustre transfer dealings put pressure ... - NEWS.com.au
Times of IndiaArsenal's Ozil capture and Man United's lacklustre transfer dealings put pressure ...NEWS.com.auIF a week is a long time in politics, 24 hours can be life-changing in football. Not just any 24 hours, but the final gripping spasms of the transfer window. Rarely has so much action off the field acted as a window on shifting fortunes off it. If Arsenal created the ...Arsenal Buys Ozil for Record Sum; Man. United Gets FellainiBloombergTransfer news: Arsenal's Mesut Ozil deal throws Yohan Cabaye move into doubtThe IndependentTransfer deadline day: Heroes and VillainsYahoo! Eurosport UK (blog)Herald Sun -Daily Mail -Capital FM Kenyaall 710 news articles »
Video: Clip of Diana Nyad's Cuba-to-Florida swim - Belfast Telegraph
Economic TimesVideo: Clip of Diana Nyad's Cuba-to-Florida swimBelfast TelegraphLong-distance swimmer Diana Nyad was set to complete her swim from Cuba to Key West, Florida, on the afternoon of September 2. As of noon on September 2, Nyad was on track to complete the record-breaking swim, with just under two miles left in her ...Mexico killings, Diana Nyad and the £630m football transfersBBC NewsWhat Makes Athletes Like Diana Nyad Strive?ABC NewsFifth Time Was Charm for Cuba-Florida SwimmerTIME (blog)CBS News -New York Times (blog) -The Star Onlineall 1,027 news articles »
Rocket attack kills 15 militants in Sinai - Egyptian state TV - The Star Online
Vancouver SunRocket attack kills 15 militants in Sinai - Egyptian state TVThe Star OnlineCAIRO (Reuters) - Fifteen militants were killed in the Sinai Peninsula by rocket fire, Egyptian state TV reported on Tuesday, after witnesses said army helicopters had attacked militant strongholds in the area. The state-run Nile TV gave no further details in a ...Anti-Hamas Tamarod group denies involvement with Israel, USJerusalem PostDid the Sinai situation doom Morsi?The Daily StarEgypt has destroyed 10 Tunnels beneath Border with GazaJagran JoshMa'an News Agencyall 220 news articles »
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