Archive for November 25th, 2007


In Uncategorized
25Nov 07

Troubled British lender Northern Rock will name a consortium led by billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Group as its preferred buyer, the BBC reported Sunday.
Read full story
Comments Off

In Uncategorized
25Nov 07

Ford Motor unveiled a new version of its popular Focus car on Sunday with an updated design and technology as the U.S. carmaker seeks to reinforce the family car's position as its best-selling model in Europe.
Read full story
Comments Off

India property in takeoff mode

Posted by UK Economy News
In Uncategorized
25Nov 07

A decade ago, Gurgaon on the outskirts of the Indian capital was little more than scrubland and a few isolated housing developments.
Read full story
Comments Off

In Uncategorized
25Nov 07

Retailer John Lewis said on Sunday Christmas shoppers had started to hit its stores in force with sales up 10 percent on the previous week and up the same amount compared to a year ago.
Read full story
Comments Off


The European Central Bank will not tolerate mounting inflation in the eurozone, executive board member Juergen Stark said in an interview Sunday, but he called the current rise in prices "temporary".
Read full story
Comments Off


French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged China on Sunday to revalue its currency and improve its record on the environment, hours after arriving in the country for a state visit.
Read full story
Comments Off


US billionaire investor Warren Buffett could emerge as a buyer for troubled British bank Northern Rock, according to a media report on Sunday.
Read full story
Comments Off


Taiwan's government said Sunday it would stop boycotting the appointment of a Chinese judge to the World Trade Organisation's top court if its fears of possible bias by the Asian giant were addressed.
Read full story
Comments Off


AirAsia, Southeast Asia's largest budget carrier by fleet size, said Sunday it has agreed to buy 175 new fuel efficient A320 Airbus aircraft for at least 10.5 billion dollars.
Read full story
Comments Off


Until recently, Germany has maintained an air of serenity as the euro spiked higher against other major currencies, even though exports are the motor of growth for the eurozone's biggest economy.
Read full story
Comments Off

Subscribe to RSS

Syndicate