AngloGold Ashanti, the world's No.3 gold producer, lowered its annual production target for the second straight quarter after suspending output at a South African mine for safety checks.
The front-runner in Honduras' presidential race has become a key to resolving a four-month conflict between a president ousted in a coup and the de facto leader who replaced him.
Updates from three of Britain's biggest clothing retailers should shed a little more light next week on whether consumers are starting to spend more freely ahead of the key Christmas trading period. Mid-market players Marks & Spencer (MKS).
Egypt's largest garment exporter, Arafa Holding, said it will produce 12,000 men's suits in 2010 for French fashion brand Cerruti 1881 on behalf of Italian textiles firm Forall Group.
Pakistan plans to send an official delegation to the United States in mid-November to attract investment in a bid to revive its economy following a series of militant attacks.
Whilst Honduras has witnessed clashes between forces behind a coup and Presidential partisans, a lobby group for the American textile industry is putting pressure on Washington to step up efforts to bring calm and stability to the region.
Sports clothing and footwear maker Under Armour Inc posted a higher-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by sales increases across all of its product categories, and raised its full-year outlook.
Egypt's Alexandria Cotton Exporters' Association (Alcotexa) said it had committed to sell 5,419 tonnes of cotton in the week ending on October 24.
South Africa's Harmony Gold Mining Co. said two workers died at its Target mine in the country's Free State province after rocks fell on them.
Egypt's Arab Cotton Ginning will split its real estate holdings from its cotton production and offer the land for housing and commercial developments.
The United States is pressing China to change policies that overfuel its exports and led to President Barack Obama slapping duties on Chinese-made tires last month, a U.S. trade official said.
Swiss technology group Oerlikon is still aiming to return to an operating profit in 2010, but cautioned restructuring and financing costs would continue to weigh on its bottom line.
Eden Park has opened its first franchise in Hong Kong in the Lee Gardens shopping centre. It is the Bond Apparel International Ltd that is in charge of the label’s development in the country.
Bangladeshi garment exporters hope business in 2009-10 will match last year's exports of $12.35 billion but the global economic slowdown means previous rapid growth will be halted.
The Invista group, one of the biggest fibre producers in the world, has chosen the trade show MarediModa in Cannes to exhibit the extraordinary performance of Lycra® Xtra Life directly to clients.
