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Malaysia : expanding bonds

Already one of the largest bond markets in Asia, Malaysia is working to expand its bond activity horizontally and vertically, extending the scope of existing products while planning to offer new products to attract more funds. As part of these efforts the Malaysian stock exchange is looking to encourage wider bond activity, having announced plans to launch a secondary trading platform for bonds, including Islamic paper.

The gift that starts something new

Gift buying is difficult at the best of times.  However, at Christmas this can be worse due to the number of people you have to buy for.  When everyone has such busy lives, it can be difficult to spend the time looking for a gift that fits the person rather than what is just easy for you to buy.

NI MPs asked to return expenses – NIMBRUNG.NET

BBC News NI MPs asked to return expenses BBC News Northern Ireland’s MPs have been reacting to requests to pay back expenses under a new set of rules drawn up by Sir Thomas Legg. DUP leader Peter Robinson has been asked to return £299 for mortgage interest payments over five years. …

UK’s Brown to repay disputed expense claims

By Jonathan Wald CNN LONDON, England (CNN) — British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will repay more than $19,000 in expenses after an independent auditor found that he and other lawmakers had made excessive claims, according to Brown’s office. In an e-mailed statment, Brown’s office said the prime minsister “will cooperate fully and make the necessary repayment” of $19,678.20 — approximately £12,415 — originally expensed for cleaning, gardening and decorating costs.

Sainsbury’s Siren: Biomechanics

Standing in the mixed nuts section of Sainsbury’s, a blur of blonde caught my peripheral vision. Turning, I saw a gorgeous girl following a middle-aged man around the fruit bins.

Sainsbury’s Siren: Biomechanics

Standing in the mixed nuts section of Sainsbury’s, a blur of blonde caught my peripheral vision.

Turkey Cuts Interest Rate Again – Now is the Time to Buy Property

Turkey, which had already cut its key interest rate by more than any G20 country has reduced the rate by a further half a percentage point to just 7.75% earlier this week. Turkey has now reduced the over-night borrowing rate by 9% in the last 12 months. The reductions do appear to be working; inflation is slowing to levels that will be accepted for entry into the EU

Bulgaria – Property Investments Off Plan

Why Bulgarian Property Investment? The Bulgarian Economy is growing steadily and doesn’t seem to be changing any time soon. There is currently a strong growth in industrial production in Bulgaria