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- Why Greece needs more Hugh Hendrys
Prime minister George Papandreou would probably have said as much had he been arguing with the veteran hedge fund manager instead. But Greece needs hedge funds for at least three key reasons. First, leaders of countries, like those of companies, need
- Britain and SA aim to double trade in five years
Meetings between 216 South African business people and almost twice that number of their British opposite numbers have resulted in a determination to double the two-way trade between the two countries. According to Rob Davies, the Trade and Industry
- UltiSat expands service options to southwest Asia and Africa
(Datamonitor via COMTEX) -- UltiSat, a provider of satellite communication infrastructure and services, has announced that it is offering voice, video, and data services to Southwest Asia, Europe, Russia, and Central Asia, using Eutelsat's W7 satellite.
- S.Korea to probe huge online data leak (AFP)
AFP - South Korea said Friday it would launch a probe into security systems of major retailer Shinsegae and 24 other companies after private data on some 20 million customers was leaked.
- LA mayor delays proposal of utility rate increase
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has delayed a rate hike proposal for some Department of Water and Power customers. The hike would add about $2 a month for 55 percent of customers, targeting those who use the smallest amount of energy. The money
- Milwaukee Residents to Benefit From Verizon Wireless Network
Verizon Wireless has activated a new cell site in Milwaukee that expands network coverage, enabling more customers in the area to use their wireless phones concurrently to make calls; send and receive email and text, picture and video messages; access
- Amokachi, home-based Eagles test might against Niger
After a failed attempt in 2009 under coach Okey Emordi, Nigeria’s home-based Super Eagles begin another chase of the new African title for players on the African continent with a visit to Niger Republic without Shaibu Amodu who was demoted from the
- Drogba emerges African Player of the Year
Ivorian striker Didier Drogba has been crowned African Footballer of the Year for the second time in his career. Drogba, previously decorated in 2006, brushed aside stiff opposition from Cameroonian forward Samuel Eto’o Fils and Ghanaian midfielder
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