Archive for November 13th, 2007


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13Nov 07

World oil prices fell sharply for the second day running Tuesday after the International Energy Agency lowered its global demand forecast for crude.
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Global banks are likely to be hit with hefty losses of up to 400 billion dollars stemming from mortgage investments that have soured in the US housing slump, according to an industry report.
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Prospects for the biggest eurozone economy grew gloomy Tuesday despite an upbeat retail appraisal, after fresh US subprime fears pushed a key financial barometer to an almost 15-year low.
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13Nov 07

US Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman on Tuesday upped the pressure on OPEC to help cool record oil prices as leaders from member countries of the exporters' cartel prepare to meet at a rare summit.
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EU antitrust regulators launched on Tuesday an in-depth investigation into Google's takeover of the online advertising firm DoubleClick over concerns the deal could threaten competition.
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The dollar on Tuesday rebounded from an 18-month low against the yen as Tokyo voiced concern about the recent spike in the value of the Japanese currency, dealers said.
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US tobacco giant Altria said Tuesday said it signed an agreement to sell its headquarters building in New York City for about 525 million dollars.
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13Nov 07

Credit information provider Experian is set to post a 12 percent rise in headline operating profit for the half-year, according to a Reuters survey, despite the impact of a slowdown in U.S. lending.
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China has banned time-limited sales promotions in retail outlets following a stampede at a Carrefour supermarket that killed three and injured 31, a government circular said.
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Myanmar will on Wednesday launch its first auction of gems and jade since its deadly crackdown on pro-democracy protests, defying a tightening of sanctions and calls for a boycott of its jewel trade.
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