International News of April 19, 2008
2008-04-19 15:51:37 (GMT) (Caymanmama.com - World News News)International News of April 19, 2008
Banking giant looses $5.1 billion in first quarter
Bio-fuel fuels ethical issues
Rice exports – US to enter new markets
Netherlands new military chief’s son dies in blast in Afghanistan
China stop issuing multiple entry visas – New visa policy introduced
Banking giant looses $5.1 billion in first quarter
New York (AFP) Citigroup reported loss of $5.1 billion in the first quarter. The loss by the banking giant is attributed to $12 billion in write downs. The bank would have to cut 9000 jobs owing the loss.
Bio-fuel fuels ethical issues
Paris: Head of International Monetary fund said the bio-fuel has raised food shortages resulting in the cost of food stuff. The scenario has led to riots worldwide.
Rice exports – US to enter new markets
Chicago: (Reuters) The shortage of rice world wide have resulted in panic buying world wide. This has given US a chance to enter new markets and US exports are posing growth.
Netherland’s new military chief’s son dies in blast in Afghanistan
Kabul: (AFP): Son of the Neitherland’s new military chief was killed in bomb blast by Taliban in Afghanistan yesterday.
China stop issuing multiple entry visas – New visa policy introduced
Hong Kong: (AFP): The Chinese government has revised its visa policy. The country has stopped issuing multiple visas.
For more details on the above news visit: http://www.dawn.com/2008/04/19/int.htm
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