The President of the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), Mr. Seth Adjei Baah, has called on Ghanaian businesses to participate in international investment conferences to attract attention to the country’s economy.

Stanbic Bank Ghana and Standard Bank South Africa, both members of the Standard Bank group, have in what has been recorded as the largest-ever local currency syndication, successfully raised GH¢410million to finance some operations of  MTN.

Computer Warehouse Group (CWG) has won the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Solutions Provider of the Year Award.

The World Bank has approved US$50million to the government in the form of budget support for implementation of the country’s Medium Term Agriculture Sector Investment Plan, METASIP.

Jamaican money remittance company, JN Money Services (JNMS), has launched Ghana International Money Transfer Service (GIMTS) in Accra.

Standard Chartered Bank says it reposes a lot of confidence in the Ghanaian economy and is ready to contribute its expertise to support the country on its path to development, Sir John Peace, Group Chairman, has said.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) the American-based largest multinational information technology cooperation has launched its new range of Ultrabooks and Sleekbooks notebooks into the Ghanaian market.

The Securities and Exchange Committee (SEC) is expected to meet within the next four weeks to consider approval for the final listing of the Gold Fund on the Ghana Stock Exchange.

The West Africa Cable Systems (WACS) is expected to be commercialised in the country next month, bringing cheaper bandwidth access to Ghanaian bandwidth consumers.

The Timber Industry Development Division (TIDD) of the Forestry Division is to introduce Permit and Contract online registration for Timber Freight Forwarders by June this year.