By Muslim Rahman on Dec 4, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
Civilian Aviation Directorate’s warning on the plausibility of speculation about reasons for the crash before conclusion of analysis on black boxes falls on deaf ears. Turkish media immediately finds several situations like ‘underground gases’ or ‘pilots in hurry.’ Some even argue that a nuclear conspiracy is involved
ANKARA – Turkish Daily News
The tragic plane […]
By Muslim Rahman on Dec 4, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
Civilian Aviation Directorate’s warning on the plausibility of speculation about reasons for the crash before conclusion of analysis on black boxes falls on deaf ears. Turkish media immediately finds several situations like ‘underground gases’ or ‘pilots in hurry.’ Some even argue that a nuclear conspiracy is involved
ANKARA – Turkish Daily News
The tragic plane […]
By Muslim Rahman on Dec 4, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
Civil aviation general manager Ali Arıduru declared that the plane which crashed had diverged from its route out of necessity. Arıduru said: “We need to wait for the deciphering of the black box.”
Civil aviation general manager Ali Arıduru confirmed that the plane which crashed and caused the death of 57 people diverged from its route […]
By Muslim Rahman on Dec 4, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
On the coattails of Avantair’s carbon offset announcement, fractional ownership jet provider, NetJets Europe, just announced a major eco-travel initiative. In addition to regular membership costs, all new and existing private jet clients will be required to pay around €4,000 per year to offset their carbon footprints.
An additional move announced by NetJets is to fund […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 24, 2007 in General News, Business | 0 Comments
The International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank, is willing to accept more risk and greater volatility in returns as it steps up its push into the poorest countries, IFC chief executive Lars Thunell has told the Financial Times.
In an interview, Mr Thunell said “the risks are higher, volatility is higher […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 24, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
We are facing the worst housing crisis since the Great Depression. More than a million Americans are at risk of losing their homes. Families watch their life savings disappear as housing values plummet in neighborhoods with boarded-up houses headed to auction. Housing starts are down 30 percent since former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan said the […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 24, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
My husband and I don’t yet have children, don’t know if we want any, but I am sure of one thing: college funds for these hypothetical offspring need to be opened immediately.
The College Board said this week that the yearly cost of in-state tuition for a four-year public college jumped 6.6% from the 2006-2007 school […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 24, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
The Big Picture
Mobile-phone manufacturers face pressure to shrink the size of cellphones while building larger screens that can display video. Light Blue Optics Ltd., a start-up in Cambridge, England, may have an answer with technology that could one day project clear and vivid images from a mobile device onto a wall or table.
Light Blue Optics […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 24, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
Search for ‘laptop’ in the Google window, and one of the ads says, ‘Instant ICICI Bank Loan for Dell Laptops with Flexible EMI Options’. Click it and you’d land in http://campaigns.communicate2-personalloans.com. Similarly, typing ‘Reliance Money’ brings up a ‘sponsored link’ that leads to http://campaigns.communicate2-sharetrading.com, for ‘Fast & Easy access to the World of Investments’.
Enter the […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 21, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
Misha Schubert and Nassim Khadem
KEVIN Rudd has put education at the heart of his tax pitch, pledging to delay tax cuts for the wealthy to fund a rebate on computers, software and textbooks for 2.3 million school children.
Seeking to blunt the Coalition’s political advantage on the economy, the Opposition Leader backed nearly all of the […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 20, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
Australian banking stocks fell, led by Westpac banking Corp. and Macquarie Bank Ltd. after two U.S. lenders said earnings were affected by the subprime loans crisis and the Federal Reserve said the housing slump may continue.
“We got a weak lead in from the U.S. after the housing issues reemerged there,’’ said Atul Lele, who helps […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 20, 2007 in Business | 0 Comments
By Pat Hahn for the Daily Times
HUSTISFORD - The Hustis-ford School District’s business education program offers students opportunities at both elementary and high school levels, the board of education learned during their monthly meeting Monday night.
In a special presentation to the board, business education instructor Denise Tribbey outlined the business programs available at Hustisford. She […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 20, 2007 in Business, Travel | 0 Comments
Air France and Delta Air Lines have announced the signing of an agreement to partner over certain transatlantic routes once next year’s open skies pact comes into effect.
The two airlines will shares costs and revenues under the deal, which is set to result in more options for travellers looking to fly from London to the […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 20, 2007 in Business, Travel | 0 Comments
MOSCOW. (Nikita Petrov for RIA Novosti) - India has signed a contract with Russia for the licensed assembly of 40 multi-role Su-30MKI (Flanker-H) fighter jets, news agencies reported last week.
According to experts, the agreement will cost India more than $1.5 billion. It will be a follow-up to the contract concluded in 2000 to deliver 140 […]
By Muslim Rahman on Oct 20, 2007 in Business, Travel | 0 Comments
MOSCOW. (Nikita Petrov for RIA Novosti) - India has signed a contract with Russia for the licensed assembly of 40 multi-role Su-30MKI (Flanker-H) fighter jets, news agencies reported last week.
According to experts, the agreement will cost India more than $1.5 billion. It will be a follow-up to the contract concluded in 2000 to deliver 140 […]