The items are part of the Spring-Summer collection, which hit the stores last month. Earthy tones like beige, coral and orange are reminiscent of the Moroccan city’s hot weather.
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Foreign sales revenues amounted to US$ 92.6 million in August, up 9.3% from August 2012. Revenues have also increased year-to-date.
Donations can be made by telephone, online, or via bank deposits. Over 3 million children are suffering as a result of conflicts in Syria, and donations only meet 38% of their needs.
The Brazilian economy was down 0.33% from the preceding month, according to Central Bank measurements. In June, the economy picked up by 1.03%.
The number of foreign travellers visiting Brazil was up 5.5% last month, a higher rate than the global average. This year, the country should receive over 6 million visitors.
According to a survey conducted by the OECD, Brazil’s gross domestic product was up 0.9% in quarter two, as against 0.6% in quarter one. The country had the group’s third highest rate.
A document on Gaza and the West Bank claims that a growth plan may be implemented in the region, provided that peace talks move forward.
Figures released by the Egyptian statistics agency show, however, that the number of people who travelled to the country in the first seven months this year was up 8% from 2012.
Such was the forex flow deficit in the first week of the month alone. Year-to-date, the country is still running a surplus dollar inflow, according to information from the Central Bank.
World Luxury Expo will be held in Abu Dhabi, Doha, Kuwait City, Riyadh and Jeddah. The exhibition will feature brands like Porsche and Steinway & Sons and will be for guests only.
The World Bank’s arm will allocate US$ 79.6 million into the Brazilian company via investment and loan.
Abu Dhabi-based holding company and Netherlands’ Trafigura have signed an exclusivity agreement with Eike Batista’s mining company to acquire Southeast Superport.
The Focus Bulletin, compiled by the Brazilian Central Bank based on a poll of financial institutions, is expecting the country’s economy to grow by 2.35% this year. The prior estimate was 2.32%.
The Brazilian trade balance showed a US$ 299 million surplus in the first week of the month, but year-to-date, the country is running a US$ 3.4 billion deficit.
