The Myanmar Times
Saturday, 25 May 2013
The Myanmar Times
The Myanmar Times

Shipper Maersk to open office in Yangon

Maersk Line and MCC Transport, subsidiaries of Danish business conglomerate AP Moller-Maersk Group, announced that they intend to open a branch office in Myanmar.

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Myanmar Makro to sue ministry

Myanmar Makro Industry Company will file a lawsuit against Livestock Feedstuff and Milk Products Enterprise.



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Myanmar's SMEs to benefit from Dutch expertise

An organisation of Dutch business volunteers pledged their support in helping to develop Myanmar’s small- and medium-sized enterprises.



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Farmers call ‘foul’ over chicken prices

The price of live chickens has increased to an all time high of K3900 a viss (1.6 kilograms, or 3.6 pounds).

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New hope for foreign investment as Myanmar signs Convention

The Pyidaungsu Hluttaw agreed to sign the New York Convention in a move to encourage foreign investment.

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ADB backs Myanmar's civil society

The Asian Development Bank will provide Myanmar with a US$225,000 grant to help civil society develop a strategy for participating in ADB-funded programs.

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MasterCard marks first POS transaction in Myanmar

MasterCard marked its first Point-of-Sale transaction in Myanmar at Golden Myanmar Airlines before announcing plans to establish 500 POS devices throughout the country.

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Myanmar oil and gas update

The Ministry of Energy will put about 25 offshore oil and gas exploration blocks up for auction in April.

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Plans announced for offshore, onshore bids at Myanmar oil and gas summit

The three-day Myanmar Upstream Summit oil and gas conference kicked off to unlock the opportunities of the country’s rich oil and gas resources, Myanmar's Minister of Energy said.

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Yangon authorities urge shop owners to take back deposits

Representatives from the Yangon City Development Committee urged shop owners at Hantharwady automobile trading square to take back their deposit money following protests against relocation.

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