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Algeria
Banks guilty in counterfeiting case

Sentences are being pronounced on banks found guilty of funding the counterfeit trade (MC 1099). The Algerian subsidiary of Bahrain's [...]

Published on 15/05/2014 at 23:01 GMT

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Fendi tracks counterfeit fashionwear from Malta

On June 27, Italian luxury ready-to-wear fashion group Fendi won [...]

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Libya
GSK and Unilever nail Ali Shabah on counterfeiting rap in Malta

The Al Riyada Maritime Agency owned by Libyan businessman Bashir Al Shabah is once again being targeted by legal action [...]

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Libya
North Africa Shipping sued in Malta over counterfeit goods

British hygiene products giant Reckitt Benckiser is targeting Libyan businessman Bashir Al Shabah, whom it suspects of transporting counterfeit versions [...]

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Spotlight | Algeria
Sellal’s government short of oil – and ideas

Panic-stricken by collapse in the oil market, prime minister Abdelmalek Sellal has appealed to the country’s leading corporate chiefs and bankers for help in setting a course to drag Algeria out of crisis. But they could well take advantage of [.

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Algeria
Gulf Bank Algeria approved for stock market role

Gulf Bank Algeria (GBA), a subsidiary of the Kuwaiti group [...]

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Tunisia
Vuitton to work with customs

Some fashionistas may not get over it but the group [...]

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Algeria
Nike takes on Al Baraka

The Algerian affiliate of the Bahrain-based Al Baraka bank has [...]

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Algeria
Fake goods: banks under pressure

Nike and Adidas are fully engaged in battling the highly lucrative market for counterfeit goods in Algeria. The two sports [...]

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Algeria
INPI vows to protect brand names

Major foreign companies operating in Algeria are determined to raise the awareness of local authorities about what they claim is [...]

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Algeria
Perverse effects of letters of credit

Imposed by a directive from prime minister Ahmed Ouyahia in [...]

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Algeria
Too Much Liquidity for Banks

The uncertainty that prevailed following Algeria's adoption of a budget clause in 2009 and a ban on household loans appears [...]

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Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Algeria
Banks guilty in counterfeiting case

Algeria
Fendi tracks counterfeit fashionwear from Malta

Libya
GSK and Unilever nail Ali Shabah on counterfeiting rap in Malta

Libya
North Africa Shipping sued in Malta over counterfeit goods

Spotlight | Algeria
Sellal’s government short of oil – and ideas

Algeria
Gulf Bank Algeria approved for stock market role

Tunisia
Vuitton to work with customs

Algeria
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Algeria
Fake goods: banks under pressure

Algeria
INPI vows to protect brand names

Algeria
Perverse effects of letters of credit

Algeria
Too Much Liquidity for Banks