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Business weekly 20 March 2015
In business this week: Fewer liquor licenses to be issued; India-ASEAN highway faces traffic conundrum; Burmese debit cards go global.
Business Weekly Lead Story News Trade
In business this week: Fewer liquor licenses to be issued; India-ASEAN highway faces traffic conundrum; Burmese debit cards go global.
Media and garment mogul Jimmy Lai Chee-Ying paid former World Bank president and US Deputy Defence Secretary Paul Wolfowitz US$75,000 last year for “services in regards to Myanmar,” leaked documents show.
Dec 29, 2009 (AFP), Burma has freed four Taiwanese fishermen held in detention for over a month for alleged illegal fishing, a Taipei official said Monday, after a fine was[…]
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Dec 7, 2009 (AFP), Burma has charged 128 foreign fishermen with violating immigration laws after they were arrested last month for illegal fishing, an official said Sunday. The group, currently[…]
Dec 4, 2009 (DVB), Nearly 130 men on board foreign fishing boats who were captured and detained in Rangoon's Insein prison last month are lacking food and basic amenities, sources[…]