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The Delamere International Newsletter ©

Edition of 1 March 2010 #205

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IN THIS ISSUE

1. Business: Australian Wine Industry in Big Trouble
2. Business: Corporate Banking in Africa & Asia
3. Business: Entrepreneurship Corner
4. Business & Education: Future of Agriculture
5. Business & Environment: Global Compact
6. Business: Investing in Emerging Markets
7. Business: Investing in Gold
8. Business: Russia to Open South African Base
9. Business: Business in Zimbabwe Faces Closure
10. Education: The Frick Collection in New York City
11. Education: Making Movies
12. Immigration: Almost half of British want to Emigrate
13. Immigration & Education: South African Student Study in the UK

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1. Business: Australian Wine Industry in Big Trouble
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Australian drinks giant Foster's warned one quarter of the nation's grape vines needed to be pulled up to reverse a damaging wine glut forcing growers to let their fruit wither on the vine. To read the full report, go to our NEWS DESK link.

Editor's Note: Visit our web page for the best selection of wine from throughout the world. Read more.

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2. Business: Corporate Banking in Africa & Asia
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Africa would likely see an increase in the need for banking services, as it continues to expand, Mauritius-registered AfrAsia Bank CEO James Benoit said on Thursday. The bank, which offers corporate, investment and private banking services, on Thursday, opened a representative office in Johannesburg, while another office in Cape Town had already opened its doors. To read the full report, go to our NEWS DESK link.

 

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