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| Foreign trade posts CZK 7.2bn surplus for July (Prague Daily Monitor)
Prague, Sept 4 (CTK) - Czech foreign trade showed a surplus of Kc7.2bn for July, up Kc8.1bn yr/yr, owing to surplus in trade in machinery and transport equipment rising by Kc7.2bn, according to preliminary figures published by the Czech Statistical Office (CSU) Thursday. |
Key Challenges and Issues Facing the World Aquaculture & Fisheries Market (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Agriculture industry is available in its catalogue. |
Newsline: Brethren Service is recognized at Peace Fest in Germany (Worldwide Faith News)
Newsline: Church of the Brethren News Service -- Aug. 29, 2008 Cheryl Brumbaugh-Cayford, News Director 800-323-8039 ext. 260 -- cobnews@brethren.org BRETHREN SERVICE IS RECOGNIZED AT PEACE FEST IN >GERMANY (Aug. 29, 2008) Elgin, IL -- Members of the Lutheran Pfarrkirche St. |
Gaol goals (BBC News)
Brian Taylor blogs on the record prison population |
(AFX UK Focus) 2008-08-29 10:25 TFN NEWS BRIEFING: Macroeconomics highlights to 10:10 BST (Interactive Investor)
2008-08-29 10:08:39 INSTANT VIEW-Euro zone Aug inflation, sentiment down |
We tilt at windmills as world war looms (Times Online)
Is the world drifting towards a new global war? From this week the dominant super-power, America, will for three months pass through the valley of the shadow of democracy, a presidential election. This is always a moment of self-absorption and paranoia. |
My Week: Vladimir Putin (Times Online)
Early-morning meeting with Dmitri Medvedev to discuss crisis in South Ossetia. I have emerged from presidential bed and had quick workout in presidential gym in preparation for latest semi-nude presidential calendar. |
Antimonopoly office OKs Gimborn takeover by Penta (Prague Daily Monitor)
Brno, Aug 18 (CTK) - The Czech antitrust office UOHS has permitted the investment group Penta to buy pet food producer Gimborn, UOHS deputy chairman Kamil Rudolecky told CTK Monday. |
Maltese minimum wage ranks 12th in EU (Times of Malta)
The national minimum wage in Malta has ranked 12th lowest in a comparative table of 20 EU countries drawn up by the European Industrial Relations Observatory. |
Olympic roundup: Phelps wins 10th, 11th golds of his career (The Pantagraph)
BEIJING -- It took 112 years worth of Olympics for one athlete to collect 10 gold medals. About an hour later, Michael Phelps made it 11. | Complete Olympics coverage | Olympics photo gallery | Wurth-Thomas: Watch out for the food! | Kindred: How long will gymnasts pay painful price? |
 
 
 
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| Douglas sees growth potential in E.Europe -report (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News)
FRANKFURT, Sept 7 (Reuters) - German fragrance-to-fashion retailer Douglas Holding sees growth and profit opportunities in eastern Europe due to untapped market potential, Chief Executive Henning Kreke said in a newspaper interview on Sunday. |
Fashion Week gets expensive, but it's bigger than ever (USA Today)
New York Fashion Week is here again, only now the semiannual bacchanal of fantastic excess and hard-nosed haggling takes place amid a weakening economy and spreading insecurity. The fashion tribe has to be wondering: Will anyone buy our $10,000 dresses and $3,000 handbags? |
Stilettos out as New York threatens London's place in fashion calendar (Times Online)
As the rings around any self-respecting fashionista's calendar should show, the only catwalk collections that matter on Planet Fashion are those unveiled during the international circuit of the Big Four, London, Paris, New York and Milan. |
Economic woes flavour NY Fashion Week (TVNZ)
What do you wear to a recession? Women will pare down to essentials and make what they have go further, both in fashion and in their day-to-day spending, say trend-watchers and designers who unveil spring 2009 looks at New York's semi-annual Fashion Week starting on Friday. |
Economic woes set tone for NY Fashion Week (Express India)
Women will pare down to essentials and make what they have go further, both in fashion and in their day-to-day spending, say trend-watchers and designers who unveil spring 2009 looks at New York's semi-annual Fashion Week starting. |
Can Fashion Week Survive Weak Economy? (ABC News)
Will anyone buy $10,000 dresses and $3,000 handbags? |
Clawing to the top of the fashion world (MSNBC)
Model Carol Alt's debut novel "This Year's Model" goes inside the cutthroat fashion industry. There are rumors and lies, lecherous model-collecting playboys, rock stars and drugs, and the most perilous pitfall of them all ... straight male models. An excerpt. |
Business: Estonia becomes the Las Vegas of Europe - and pays a heavy price (Guardian Unlimited)
The casino industry has grown exponentially but regulation has been virtually absent |
Luxury Institute European Survey -- Wealthy European Consumers Rate the Most Prestigious Luxury Women's Fashion ... (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Wealthy European consumers rated Hermes the most prestigious luxury women's fashion brand in the 2009 Luxury Brand Status Index survey from the independent Luxury Institute (www.LuxuryInstitute.com). |
Corporate News: Textile firm to supply Canadian retailer (BusinessWorld Online)
LOCAL TEXTILE manufacturer and exporter Hudges Industries is finalizing a $500,000 distribution deal with a Canadian retailer, and will try to double exports this year by targeting Western Europe. |
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