Kurt Osterberg

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    Innovations for traders’ sake

    Why all the fuss and bother about innovations in the forex industry? What innovations really matter now and can change the whole course of the market development? After decades of dramatic growth and ...
    On January 4, 2011 / By
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    Master of the harbour

    Henrik PoulsenAge: 43Education: M.Sc., Finance and Accounting, Aarhus School of Business, DenmarkCareer highlights:2008 President and CEO, TDC A/S 2007 Operating Executive, KKR Capstone2006 Executive ...
    On January 4, 2011 / By
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    One company’s misery, another’s nightmare

    If any proof were needed that the world economy has not yet fully emerged from recession, then the harsh austerity measures currently being imposed in many countries – and the often less than enthus...
    On January 4, 2011 / By
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    “We used the crisis to optimise”

    The credit crisis took a wrecking ball to the balance sheets of many global banks. Not Saxo Bank. This feat marked the bank out. This Denmark-based operation now has a hugely expanding geographic foot...
    On January 4, 2011 / By
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    Investors eye T’s & C’s

    If you think you’d like to extend your Turks & Caicos vacation — perhaps permanently —you’ll join the ranks of visitors turned expatriates, who have chosen to do business, retire or enjoy...
    On January 4, 2011 / By
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    Abu Dhabi targets high-tech future

    Double-dip recession or not, global consumers are retaining a crush on their personal electronic goods and super-smart mobile devices. Even in tough economic times, the confluence of advances in compu...
    On January 4, 2011 / By
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    Indian infrastructure set for double digit growth

    The Indian economy is the 10th largest in the world and has the 4th largest GDP in terms of purchasing power parity. The economic growth of this country has been the second fastest during the current ...
    On January 4, 2011 / By
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    Euro services growth slows but factories accelerate

    The eurozone’s dominant service sector expanded much slower than expected in December but its manufacturing sector, which led a large part of the economic recovery, grew faster than thought, surveys...
    On December 16, 2010 / By
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    Investors circle Turkmenistan for energy openings

    Western energy firms are poised to strike deals in Turkmenistan as the Central Asian state opens up its lucrative oil and gas reserves after years of isolation. Chevron Corp, Total and TXOil Ltd, a co...
    On November 26, 2010 / By
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    Euro nations lean on Portugal to seek help

    Portugal is under pressure to seek a European bailout due to concerns Lisbon’s debt woes could drag down Spain and trigger an even greater crisis. The Financial Times Deutschland said some states wa...
    On November 26, 2010 / By