Bangladesh, Nepal revive transit deal

Bangladesh and Nepal have revived a deal signed more than three decades ago to work out a transit route through which landlocked Nepal can access the Mongla port. Trucks from Nepal will be allowed into Bangladesh territory to get to Mongla Port. There will be no entry fees for cargo from Nepal. But...

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Foreign cos retain business confidence in Spain

More than 70 percent of the foreign companies operating in Spain plan to maintain or increase their staff and investment in 2011, even though a key indicator of the business outlook declined slightly relative to 2009. Those were the conclusions contained in the latest edition of the Barometer of th...

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Bakke, Sabri take over helms of plantation giants

KUALA LUMPUR: The change of guard in the country’s two prominent plantation giants Sime Darby Bhd and Felda took place simultaneously yesterday. Former Felda Global Ventures Holdings Sdn Bhd gr...

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Nokia Siemens in talks to buy Motorola's telecom e...

Nokia Siemens Networks is in talks to buy the telecom equipment arm of US-based Motorola Inc in a deal estimated to be worth around $1.3 billion, a media report said. Quoting sources familiar with the...

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EC record dramatic lose in SME job creation

On 11 June the SME Annual Performance Review was produced, announcing results which suggest that the positive development of small and medium enterprises has recently come to a stand-still. Between 2002 and 2008, SMEs in the EU were the most important European economy job engine by creating 9.4 mill...

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Corporate CRM system design and SME CRM

A company that had been using Maximizer CRM for over 10 years decided in 2008 to move to Microsoft CRM. Now they are back with Maximizer. Their experience is a lesson to all SME organizations. Sometimes a corporate CRM solution is not appropriate. The company is in the business of supplying high-end...

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Eastern Bank launches SME banking

Eastern Bank Ltd (EBL) launched small and medium enterprises (SME) banking on Thursday. The bank has categorised the SME loan into two products--'Asha' and 'Puji', says a press release. 'Asha' offers Tk two lakh to Tk 10 lakh loan, which is repayable in three to 24 months in equal instalments. A s...

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