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• Has your DEWA bill gone up?

  
  Dubai Business | Kippreport — Authority: 516
  Residents in Dubai have been complaining that their water and electricity bills for the month of September have doubled, although authorities at the Dubai Water and Electricity Authority (DEWA) have denied increasing tariffs. The majority of our respondents - 65 percent - have said that their DEWA bill has risen by ...
  3 hours ago

• Industries criticise hike in gas, power tariffs

  
  Pakistan Views — Authority: 153
  Industry bodies are planning to finalise a joint strategy shortly to take up the issue of 18 per cent increase in gas price and last week’s power tariff hike with the relevant authorities.They said a number of units may close down in the next three months as they might not be able to absorb shocks.Korangi ...
  5 hours ago

• Bharti Airtels network down on sharp reduction in roaming rates

  
  UwidoNews - Submitted news — Authority: 468
  Bharti Airtel fell 2.71% to Rs 284.90 at 12:52 IST after the company launched a new bill plan that would reduce mobile roaming rates by nearly 60%.
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• Canada & the world II

  
  Wednesday-Night — Authority: 136
  G8 Summit July 8-10 2009 ; Canada & the Arctic Harper aims to grow nuclear co-operation with India and Canada inks trade deal with India 29 October Harper to visit China, India, Singapore … trips that observers say could generate commercial and diplomatic dividends. Mr. Harper will make a separate trip ...
  4 days ago

• YU gets really low on cross-network mobile calls.

  
  Moses Kemibaro — Authority: 120
  YU , one of Kenya’s newest mobile networks has launched a major offensive this week by lowering its cross network rates from an already low Kes. 7.50 per minute to now Kes. 6.00 per minute. This is really really low since the much larger Safaricom and Zain charge closer to Kes. 10.00 per minute within their own ...
  5 days ago

• China Called “The Biggest Risk to the World Economy” But History Shows that War Can Always Straighten This Sort of Situation Out (Update 1X: China Missile = “No-Go Zone” for U.S.?)

  
  InsightAnalytical -- Watching Our World — Authority: 117
  ~~By InsightAnalytical-GRL We’ve be writing later about the strength of China, but lately there has been some talk rising about a possible bubble being created in China.  In the Telegraph (U.K.),  Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has written a piece which looks at what’s going on titled China has now become the ...
  5 days ago

• Glenn Thompson Helps Ship Jobs Overseas Before Complaining About Unemployment

  
  That's My Congress — Authority: 506
  When Glenn Thompson gets in the mood to complain about unemployment rates above ten percent, he might do better to pause, look at himself in the mirror, and ask how his own activities in Congress are contributing to the problem.
  6 days ago

• Denmark Builds the Renewable Electron Economy: NOW on PBS.org Documentary

  
  Green Thoughts — Authority: 115
  A quick “hats off” to David Brancaccio and NOW on PBS for their well-researched and informative documentary on what Denmark is doing to attain energy independence and get off oil by building a version of the Renewable Electron Economy that is suitable for their resource base. You can view the 23 minute show here: ...
  6 days ago

• Search for Survivors in Illinois Mine Disaster

  
  Times Traveler — Authority: 470
  There is reason to believe that some of the hundreds of men trapped after an explosion and fire at a coal mine in Cherry, Ill., may still be alive, and efforts are under way to rescue them.
  1 week ago

• Knock hundreds of dollars off your airline ticket before you are taken on that ride! | ArticlesBase.com

  
  Travel Articles Blog — Authority: 126
  Tony Morrison divulges some shocking revelations of airline agents and travel agents who work towards minting million of dollars for airline corporations instead of allowing travelers to benefit from reduced airline fares. In his book, Save on Airfare Secrets, you receive quite a few jolts as he enumerates the various ...
  1 week ago

• Obama Has Plan to Boost Exports. I Smell a Rat!

  
  "Five Short Blasts" Forum — Authority: 121
  http://www.cnbc.com/id/33898862 The above-linked CNBC article reports that Obama has a plan for boosting exports to Asian nations, a plan he’ll unveil in his upcoming trip to the region.   President Barack Obama said on Thursday he planned to discuss a strategy with Asia Pacific leaders calling on their ...
  1 week ago

• Thai Beer competition in 2010 a sobering challenge

  
  PCT Thailand's Free Expatriates Blog — Authority: 149
  Beer competition in 2010 a sobering challengeBANGKOK: -- Thai Beverage, manufacturer of Chang beer, expects to face big challenges amid fiercer competition in the beer market next year.The Asean Free Trade Agreement, which will eliminate tariffs on beer imported from fellow Asean members from next January 1, will ...
  1 week ago

• More Trade News

  
  Cato @ Liberty — Authority: 744
  My colleague Dan Griswold pointed out yesterday some unfortunate editing in the Washington Post. Here are a couple of other trade-related items in the news recently: Sen. Max Baucus (D, MT and Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee) has seemingly thrown his weight behind the idea of “border measures” ...
  1 week ago

• Baucus wants border measures in climate bill

  
  OpenMarket.org — Authority: 653
  Uh-oh.  Senator Max Baucus (D-Montana) is raising the stakes on a U.S. climate bill by endorsing the idea of some sort of tariff on goods from countries that haven’t taken steps to suppress fossil fuel use.  According to Reuters, Baucus, Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, yesterday said: “We must push ...
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• U.S. economy 2009

  
  Wednesday-Night — Authority: 136
  NYT  Financial crisis one year later ;  Joseph Cassano, former head of A.I.G.’s Financial Products unit: The Man Who Crashed the World ; Reuters special coverage Wall Street pay Bank Lending Down Despite Massive Bailouts And Increasing Regulations While financial institutions including Citigroup Inc. and ...
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• World economy

  
  Wednesday-Night — Authority: 136
  The world and the financial crisis II ; G20 Summit ; China and the world economy ; Europe and the EU ; Global Economic Crisis and the Informal Economy ; Wednesday-Night.com - economy ; G20 (Pittsburgh): The World Is Watching And now for the G20’s next trick … (FP) On one level, the G20 seems to ...
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• PV Energy incentives in Europe

  
  Info, About, How To — Authority: 159
  The Feed-in Tariff (FIT) is an motivator created to repay the production of renewable energy both by households and investors. Power companies are compelled to buy back, at rates higher than the market, power generated from renewable sources; such as wind, thermal solar, photovoltaic solar, biomass, hydro and ...
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• The US, UK and Ireland business news items on Friday:

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 452
  November 6th 2009: US jobless at 10.2% (official figures using latest current criteria for unemployed counted) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8346936.stm Fannie Mae asks for extra $15 Billion: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8346137.stm Extra £25 Billion pumped into UK banks to hold them up ...
  2 weeks ago

• SAB Miller Uses Brewery Waste from Alrode Brewery in South Africa to Reduce Carbon Footprint

  
  EcoWorldly — Authority: 586
  SAB Miller, South African grown, second largest brewer in the world has introduced anaerobic digestion to treat the waste leaving its Alrode Brewery in Gauteng, South Africa. Anaerobic fermentation of organic material produces methane, which is used to reduce the consumption of fossil fuel based energy. ...
  2 weeks ago

• SAB Miller Uses Brewery Waste from Alrode Brewery in South Africa to Reduce Carbon Footprint

  
  Renewable Energy News Syndicator — Authority: 163
  SAB Miller, South African grown, second largest brewer in the world has introduced anaerobic digestion to treat the waste leaving its Alrode Brewery in Gauteng, South Africa. Anaerobic fermentation of organic material produces methane, which is used to reduce the consumption of fossil fuel based energy. ...
  2 weeks ago

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