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Oulun Kärpät kyntää syvissä vesissä. Liigan kestomenestyjäksi takavuosina profiloitunut oululaisjoukkue otti viimeisimmän osuman tiistai-iltana kotikaukalossaan. [1]
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KUALA LUMPUR -- Axiata Group's drive to become a "regional champion by 2015" is bearing fruit, at least in terms of market presence. [3]
KUALA LUMPUR (NewsRise) - Axiata Group, the worst-performing benchmark stock in Malaysia so far this year, is likely headed for a rebound as an expected better performance of its overseas operations and a plan to list the tower unit raise its appeal ... [4]
BENGALURU -- Indian venture debt firm Alteria Capital on Monday announced it has raised 10 billion rupees ($120 million) to back startups in the country, which are increasingly looking for alternative sources of funding as equity investments dry up. [6]
By ZARNI MANN / THE IRRAWADDY Friday, February 24, 2012 [9]
Oulun Kärpät kyntää syvissä vesissä. Liigan kestomenestyjäksi takavuosina profiloitunut oululaisjoukkue otti viimeisimmän osuman tiistai-iltana kotikaukalossaan.
Jump to Main Content Jump to Main Content Start Start Start Yle app Yle Arenan Tell us Search search Meny We collect weather data...
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KUALA LUMPUR -- Axiata Group's drive to become a "regional champion by 2015" is bearing fruit, at least in terms of market presence.
KUALA LUMPUR (NewsRise) - Axiata Group, the worst-performing benchmark stock in Malaysia so far this year, is likely headed for a rebound as an expected better performance of its overseas operations and a plan to list the tower unit raise its appeal
Itälä, former conservative National Coalition Party chair and current Member of the European Parliament, says he believed the then-opposition leader could be trusted and had a right to know about the charges.
BENGALURU -- Indian venture debt firm Alteria Capital on Monday announced it has raised 10 billion rupees ($120 million) to back startups in the country, which are increasingly looking for alternative sources of funding as equity investments dry up.
By ZARNI MANN / THE IRRAWADDY Friday, February 24, 2012