Editor-in-Chief of the New Crusading Guide Newspaper, Abdul Malik Kweku Baako has dismissed claims that the Speaker Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye has taken rent advance while he still stays in government bungalow.
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Are High Oil Prices Sustainable?
Oil prices are now as high as they have been for three years. At this writing, Brent is $74.14 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate is at $68.76. These prices aren’t really very high, if a person looks at the situation from a longer-term point of view than the last three years.
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Sugar beet growers ink deal with Lantic Sugar
Sugar beet growers and Lantic Sugar have a signed a two-year contract extension, which includes a commitment to develop a rolling contract when the new pact expires in late 2020, according to a press release sent Friday morning.
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Renting property: how does it compare around the world?
In the former textile quarter of the southern German city of Augsburg, Matthew Robinson, a 35-year-old school teacher, his wife Karoline and their two toddler daughters live in a three-room flat with a balcony that runs almost the entire length.
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Is the worst over for property?
THE Valuation and Property Services Department’s (JPPH) Property Market Report 2017, launched earlier this week, has revealed that things are finally starting to look up for the local property market.
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No residency visa needed to buy property in Sharjah
In a game-changing development in the real estate market, non-Arabs will no longer need a UAE residence visa to purchase a property in Sharjah. It was in 2014 that Sharjah government opened its realty market to foreign investment by allowing expatriates to buy property with the rider of a mandatory UAE residence visa.
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Eight signs the boom is back: From property to return of the pricey pint
ECONOMISTS have several ways of measuring a booming economy – but it’s not hard to spot the stand-out signs. From pay hikes to rising employment and property prices to the price of a pint, there are signals that the boom is back.
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34% of U.S. senior citizens don’t use the Internet, Pew study shows
According to a recent Pew Research Center study, 11% of U.S. adults still don’t use the Internet. That’s a significant change from 48% in 2000, but the study revealed that age remains a major factor, with 34% of senior citizens remaining offline.
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2018 could end up being a great year for the UK economy — here’s why
The economic pain felt in the UK in the last couple of years since the Brexit vote looks to be coming to an end, according to Mike Bell, a global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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China’s property loan growth slows amid tough purchase restrictions
BEIJING, April 21 (Xinhua) — Loans to China’s real estate sector grew at a slower pace in the first quarter as government purchase restrictions remain in place in major cities, data from the central bank showed.
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