70 exporters, importers learn skills of carrying out business

Coronavirus: Oil importers and exporters face challenges  Al Jazeera America

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Creating a business plan will help you achieve your entrepreneurial goals. A clear and compelling business plan provides you with a guide for building a successful enterprise focused on achieving your personal and financial goals. It can also help persuade others, including banks, to invest in what you are creating. See Step 1 to learn how to approach your business plan.

Analyze the potential markets for your business
Consider which segment of the local (and/or international) population...

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 Leaders of public and private companies should undergo regular training to enable them to carry out their duties efficiently.

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Today is World Toilet Day… Cheers! The banner ‘Toilets save lives’ might sound mundane, far-fetched... Or, at best: a smart-alecky trader’s way of drawing attention to toilet-related ware be fobbed off upon unwary prospective customers…!