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Business weekly 12 June
In business this week; Thai energy drinks look to expand in Burma, Myanmar Airlines welcome a new Boeing, and talk of debt and deficit in Burma’s economy.
Business Business Weekly Lead Story News
In business this week; Thai energy drinks look to expand in Burma, Myanmar Airlines welcome a new Boeing, and talk of debt and deficit in Burma’s economy.
Business Business Weekly Lead Story News
In business this week: Burma’s widening trade deficit; new food and drug regulations; raising the quality of Burma’s rubber exports.
Economy Lead Story News Parliament Uncategorized
Questions are raised in parliament about the effect on national debt of the government’s reliance on international loans, and wasting of funds.
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Business Weekly Lead Story News Trade Travel & Tourism
In business this week: plans in place to allow foreigner to buy stocks; Burma considers sales of debt; deprived Chin State targets tourists
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Foreign firms bid for Thilawa SEZ; foreign investors invited into Rangoon housing market; new bidders call to re-tender for Hantharwaddy Airport; garment sector exports riding high; and Thai soda firm refuses to recall ‘fungus-ridden’ drinks.
German President Joachim Gauck holds talks with President Thein Sein, opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Domestic conflict was discussed as debt relief package confirmed.
Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledges to provide Burma with USD$500 million in development aid and cancels the remainder of Burma’s debt, during his visit to the country to boost[…]
Mar 6, 2009 (DVB), A farmer from Ywatthit village in Rangoon's Kayan township, which was badly affected by Cyclone Nargis, has hanged himself because he could not pay his debts.[…]
Dec 3, 2007 (DVB), Farmers in Mandalay and Magwe divisions have been faced with rising debts and failed harvests after local authorities forced them to grow particular crops. In Ma[…]