Top Business Leaders in Brazil
Marcopolis ranked the top business leaders in Brazil by net worth. Jorge Paulo Lemann is number one, Joseph Safra is number 2 and Marcel Hermann Telles is the third top businessman in Brazil.
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Marcopolis ranked the top business leaders in Brazil by net worth. Jorge Paulo Lemann is number one, Joseph Safra is number 2 and Marcel Hermann Telles is the third top businessman in Brazil.
Orange Côte d’Ivoire est lauréat du prix “Meilleur Contenu et Service” à la 11ème édition du salon Africa Télécom People qui s’est tenu les 08 et 09 Octobre 2015.
Le Prix d’Excellence 2015 de la meilleure entreprise pourvoyeuse d’emplois en Côte d’Ivoire a été décerné par le Président de la République au Directeur Général de Orange Côte d’Ivoire le 6 Août dernier.
Wilkins Engineering is a world-class engineering company of Ghanaian origin. Over the years, Wilkins has leveraged on its international expertise acquired through subcontracting to execute world class projects in the country.
Marcopolis ranked the top business leaders in Ghana. The ranking is based on an executive survey with the top businessmen as part of the business report on Ghana. Madame Kate Quartey-Papafio is No. 1 and Dr Kwabena Duffuor II, at No. 2, is the second top businessman in Ghana.
FDIs inflows into the country’s economy totalled US$4 billion in 2014, according to the report, making Ghana the eighth top receiver of investments among its peers in the continent and the Middle East.
The technology sector continues to grow in West African countries. In Ivory Coast, Orange is at the forefront of the country’s recent success in digital innovation and a growing ICT sector.
Le secteur de la technologie est en pleine expansion dans les pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest, notamment en Côte d’Ivoire où Orange est l’un des premiers opérateurs dans le domaine des télécommunications.
Despite opening up to markets in the east and to investors globally, the future of the Saudi petrochemical industry remains challenging. About 90 million tons is the total annual output of Saudi Arabia’s petrochemical production.
Between 2012 and 2014, Ghana’s economic fortunes slipped from better to good resulting in increased disaffection against President Mahama and his government. The cedi depreciation, the energy crisis, frequent increments in fuel prices, cost of utilities, cost of doing business and the frequent emergence of issues of corruptions and judgment debts turned people’s anger against the government and the otherwise affable President Mahama.