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An investor talks with his mobile phone as he looks at the share index at a private stock market gallery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008.
Asia   Europe   Investment   Markets   Photos  
 The New York Times 
A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe
| Asian shares closed mixed and European shares were essentially flat Friday after unemployment reports released the day before reinforced the idea that a recovery was still a ways off. | Friday's dec... (photo: AP / Lai Seng Sin)
A lady watching the paintings, Private service vehicles and transport, June, 9, 2009
Arts   Culture   London   Market   Photos  
 The New York Times 
Snatching Big Names, Aesthetics Aside
| LONDON - The surprising success of the contemporary art sales at Sotheby's on June 25 and at Christie's on Tuesday has again confirmed that the art market operates as if the buyers had never heard o... (photo: WN / James)
Bank of England  Syracuse 
Repayment of UK mortgage debt accelerates in 1Q
| (AP) - LONDON - U.K. homeowners paid down mortgage debt in the first quarter at the fastest rate in a year, shrinking the pool of money available for retail spending, the Bank of England said Friday... (photo: Public Domain / )
Bank   England   London   Money   Photos  
Tesco sign  The Guardian 
Tesco survives investor protest over share options
* 55 percent of AGM votes back share option changes * Union resolution on migrants' treatment easily defeated (Adds full results of vote, including abstentions) By Ian MacKenzie GLASGOW, July 3 (Reute... (photo: Creative Commons / Burrows)
Britain   Business   Investment   Photos   Tesco  
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 Tesco Supermarket, retailers, Tesco. tp1 The Guardian
Tesco chief reacts with anger as unions protest over workers' rights
| Unions attack supermarket over treatment of agency workers in UK meat factories and labour relations at US Fresh & Easy chain To receive updated content, refresh th... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
Investor   Photos   Supermarket   Tesco   Workers  
Quincy Jones Star Tribune
Music producer Quincy Jones says Michael Jackson's sudden death too surreal to handle
| LONDON - Legendary music producer Quincy Jones says Michael Jackson's sudden death is too surreal to process. | Jones is renowned in the music world for producing Jacks... (photo: AP / )
Celebrity   Entertainment   London   Music   Photos  
A worker speaks with a truck driver, not seen, at the Greek oil refinery in Aspropyrgos, west of Athens, Friday, Feb. 29, 2008. Oil prices surpassed US$103 (euro69) a barrel for the first time Friday as persistent weakness in the U.S. dollar and the prospect of lower interest rates attracted fresh money to the oil market. Business Report
Rogue trader puts heat on oil market
| London - Oil market officials here have launched a probe into an alleged rogue trader who this week helped push prices to eight-month peaks, costing his company nearly ... (photo: AP / Thanassis Stavrakis)
Company   London   Oil   Photos   Trader  
 Tesco - Hypermarket /aaeh The Times
Tesco suffers 41% protest vote on pay rewards
| Tesco investors today gave the supermarket retailer a bloody nose after more than 40 per cent of those voting at its annual meeting in Glasgow opposed proposed changes ... (photo: GFDL)
Glasgow   Photos   Retailer   Supermarket   Tesco  
Best of the U.S. Marine Corps, IRAQI FREEDOM Philadelphia Daily News
US Marines push deeper into southern Afghan towns
| JASON STRAZIUSO and FISNIK ABRASHI | The Associated Press | NAWA, Afghanistan - U.S. Marines moved into villages in Taliban strongholds in southern Afghanistan on Frida... (photo: Marines / CPL TREVOR GIFT, USMC)
Afghanistan   Government   Military   Photos   Taliban  
 Air Pollution - Pollution - Environment - Factory - Greenhouse Gases - Carbon Dioxide - Greenhouse Gases Emission - Climate Change               (js1) China Daily
Canada and Russia 'climate bullies' among G8
| Canada and Russia, both northern and oil-rich, are making the least progress in cutting carbon dioxide emissions among the major economies, a new study shows. | Canada ... (photo: WN / janice)
Carbon   Climate   Dioxide   Greenhouse   Photos  
Alderman James Balcer speaks at the City of Chicagos 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony.  He and Mayor Richard Daley, standing behind Balcer, wear yellow 9/11 ribbons. Chicago Sun-Times
Union bets $500 million on Olympic Village plan
| A powerful union is betting big time on Mayor Daley's Olympic dream. | This week, Daley took an $86 million gamble with taxpayers' money that a moribund housing market ... (photo: U.S. Army/Kathryn Pardo)
Mayor   Million   Olympic   Photos   Project  
Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown, right, bids farewell to China's President Hu Jintao outside 10 Downing Street in London, Wednesday April 1, 2009. World leaders are gathering in London for the Group of 20 summit amid an unprecedented security operation to protect the meeting from violent protests and terrorists. London Evening Standard
London loses £22m to fund Brown's housebuilding plan
Boris Johnson hit out today as it emerged that the London Development Agency is to lose £22million in order to fund Gordon Brown's housebuilding programme. | The Mayor wr... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham)
Democratic   London   Minister   Photos   Speech  
An official of Bank Indonesia stacks bundles of Rupiah banknotes at the central bank main office in Jakarta, Indonesia, Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2005. The Guardian
UPDATE 1-Indonesia c.bank cuts rate, sees limited easing
(Refiles to add link to graphic) * C.bank cuts key interest rate to 6.75 percent, forecast 6.75 percent * C.bank highlights forward-looking monetary policy, limited room ... (photo: AP / Dita Alangkara)
Bank   Economy   Indonesia   Photos   Rate  
Zimbabwean deputy Prime minister Arthur Mutambara, centre, addresses journalists with Ben Freeth, left, at Freeth's farm in Chegutu, about 120 kilometres west of Harare, Friday, April, 17, 2009. Modern Ghana
For Zimbabwe, I Say 'Yes' To 'Sanctions'
| Feature Article : "The Author's/Authors' views do not necessarily reflect those of ModernGhana. | Many Africans and some Zimbabweans, including Deputy Prime Minister Ar... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
Africa   Civil   Minister   Photos   Zimbabwe  
Forex Farming & Agriculture
- Economy, Services, Commodities and Prices
- How is G20 doing on pledges from London summit?
- Euro, pound lower against dollar
- Dollar inches up, China watched, payrolls awaited
 wood - plywood - timber - lumber - beam of wood (rt1)
Economy, Services, Commodities and Prices
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- Eleanor's Articles
- Police discover cannabis factory
- ANALYSIS: Eco-stocks are bubbling again
- Sixers Summer Hoops Tour begins in West Norriton
Zimbabwean deputy Prime minister Arthur Mutambara, centre, addresses journalists with Ben Freeth, left, at Freeth's farm in Chegutu, about 120 kilometres west of Harare, Friday, April, 17, 2009.
For Zimbabwe, I Say 'Yes' To 'Sanctions'
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Trade & Industry Business & Economy
- Breaking news to break Seven: newsreader Ian Ross quits
- A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe
- Party alliance fights Diageo cuts
- Balfour Beatty orders solid as Marshalls tumbles
An investor talks with his mobile phone as he looks at the share index at a private stock market gallery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008.
A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe
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- Snatching Big Names, Aesthetics Aside
- Green light for pre-nuptial agreements?
- G8 should give positive message on economy-Berlusconi
- CANADA FINANCE-World crisis puts bank mergers out of mind
A lady watching the paintings, Private service vehicles and transport, June, 9, 2009
Snatching Big Names, Aesthetics Aside
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Stock Market IT Business
- A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe
- ANALYSIS: Eco-stocks are bubbling again
- Tesco survives investor protest over share options
- Rogue trader puts heat on oil market
An investor talks with his mobile phone as he looks at the share index at a private stock market gallery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008.
A Subdued Trading Day in Asia and Europe
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- Climate change to blame for shrinking wild Scottish sheep
- Snatching Big Names, Aesthetics Aside
- Borders kick-starts UK's reluctant e-book revolution
- Climate change blamed for shrinking sheep
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Climate change to blame for shrinking wild Scottish sheep
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Corporations & Investments Oil & Energy
- CANADA FINANCE-World crisis puts bank mergers out of mind
- Balfour Beatty orders solid as Marshalls tumbles
- British homeowners reduce their mortgage debt by record £8bn
- Manchester Report: Plans for renewable energy bonds among 20
Bank of England
Repayment of UK mortgage debt accelerates in 1Q
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- ANALYSIS: Eco-stocks are bubbling again
- Rogue trader puts heat on oil market
- Canada and Russia 'climate bullies' among G8
- Unauthorized Trades Cost London Oil Broker Millions
A worker speaks with a truck driver, not seen, at the Greek oil refinery in Aspropyrgos, west of Athens, Friday, Feb. 29, 2008. Oil prices surpassed US$103 (euro69) a barrel for the first time Friday as persistent weakness in the U.S. dollar and the prospect of lower interest rates attracted fresh money to the oil market.
Rogue trader puts heat on oil market
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