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AllAfrica: Nigeria: APMT to Acquire N1.2 Billion Mobile Crane
APM Terminals Apapa Limited is set to take delivery of a new Mobile Harbor Crane, a Liebherr LHM 500, to further boost efficiency and cargo handling operation at the Apapa Container Terminal at the Lagos Port Complex, Apapa. This brings to three the number of LHM 500 cranes at the terminal with two previously acquired in November 2008.
AllAfrica: Nigeria: ANCLA Appoints New Electoral Officers
Barely three weeks after the chairman of Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) electoral body (Association Electoral Committee(ASECO), Prince Olayiwola Shittu resigned his position to vie for the presidency of the association, a new committee has been constituted to conduct the presidential election which Shittu will be contesting. The new ...
AllAfrica: Nigeria: NPA Records Progressive Cargo Throughput Increase in 10 Years
Nigeria has witnessed a progressive increase in cargo throughput in the last 10 years, Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Abdul Salam Mohamed, has said.
AllAfrica: South Africa: Country Aims to Double Trade With UK
South Africa plans to double its trade with the UK and become a gateway for European companies looking to establish bases in Africa, says Minister of Trade and Industry Rob Davies.
 Financial Times: Publicity-shy Trafigura pushes for bond issue
The capital market issue would mark a significant departure for one of the world's largest and most profitable commodities traders, which has traditionally relied on bank credit lines
 The Scotsman: Partnership reaps rewards as John Lewis shares out £151m
TENS of thousands of John Lewis staff will share a £151 million bonus pot as the retail bellwether continues to power through the recession, posting bumper profits for 2009.
The Scotsman: Morrisons outperforms market yet again with turnover of £15.4 billion
MORRISONS yesterday hailed "another good year" with profits climbing 21 per cent and sales hitting record levels as the UK's fourth-largest supermarket chain "
The Scotsman: Restructuring brings profits Flying back
FLYING Brands – the Jersey-based retailer which is 29 per cent owned by Scottish entrepreneur Sir Tom Hunter – has reported a return to profit in 2009 after a major restructur
The Scotsman: Home Retail blames weather for sales dip
HOME Retail Group, the UK's biggest household goods retailer, blamed snow in January for sales falling at its Argos and Homebase chains, but said annual profits would be
E-Commerce Times: FTC May Put Kibosh on Google's AdMob Deal
Google's proposed $750 million acquisition of the mobile ad network AdMob may be subjected to a protracted period of regulatory scrutiny. The FTC reportedly is seeking sworn declarations from at least two of Google's competitors. Google announced its intent to buy AdMob in November 2009, in a stock deal that would make it the company's third-largest acquisition.
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