Archive for November 17th, 2007


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17Nov 07

OPEC leaders began a summit on Saturday with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez issuing a chilling warning about oil prices in a speech that also urged the group to be actively involved in foreign policy.
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Divided OPEC meets for rare summit

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17Nov 07

OPEC heads of state met in Riyadh on Saturday for a rare summit, with the organisation divided over the falling US dollar and attempts to give a political impetus to the oil-exporting cartel.
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Asia growth could exceed expectations: ADB

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17Nov 07

Asian economic growth will remain strong this year and in 2008 despite higher energy costs and recent market turbulence, Asian Development Bank president Haruhiko Kuroda said Saturday.
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German telecommunications giant Siemens AG paid about 17.5 million dollars (12 million euros) in bribes to government and industry officials in Nigeria, Russia and Libya in a bid to win contracts.
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Aer Lingus workers call off strike plans

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17Nov 07

Aer Lingus workers agreed on Saturday to call off a planned strike next week to give more time for talks with mediators and management over working conditions at the Irish airline.
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After a nearly two-week walkout, Hollywood scriptwriters and studio owners have agreed to begin new talks on November 26, the Writers Guild of America said late Friday.
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The Malaysian government has allowed plantations-to-power group Synergy Drive to acquire 60 percent of the operator of the controversial Bakun hydro-electric dam, conglomerate Sime Darby said.
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17Nov 07

Technology and space company OHB Technology may buy three German factories on sale by EADS as part of a restructuring of its aircraft unit Airbus, a newspaper reported on Saturday.
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Finance ministers from the world's largest 20 economies began talks Saturday in South Africa focusing on reforming the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has ordered engines valued at more than 770 million dollars from US conglomerate General Electric to fit 15 Boeing planes, the company said on Saturday.
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