Archive for November 29th, 2007



Spain is blocking a deal on dividing up contracts on the EU's Galileo satellite navigation project, as it seeks a key role in the project, European sources said Thursday.
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29Nov 07

The French energy group Total said Thursday it planned to carry out work on installations in the Yadana gas field in Myanmar, where according to press reports the government is to establish a maritime exclusion zone.
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White House sees firm economy in 2008

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29Nov 07

The White House on Thursday projected firm economic growth into 2008, calling for an average 2.7 percent expansion pace despite housing and credit woes.
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29Nov 07

Oil rose slightly on Thursday, giving back nearly all of its early gains after Enbridge Pipeline said its fire-damaged crude pipeline in Minnesota could resume normal operations within days.
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The World Trade Organisation has found in favour of Ecuador in its dispute with the European Union over the bloc's banana import barriers, a diplomatic source said here Thursday.
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Hopes were high Thursday that EU nations could break months of deadlock over their Galileo satellite navigation project, although tricky questions remained over how to carve up the coveted contracts.
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Austria's Boesendorfer, one the world's top three piano makers, looks set to fall into foreign hands, with its current owner, the troubled Austrian bank BAWAG, in "final negotiations" with Japanese giant Yamaha, the bank announced Thursday.
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29Nov 07

Anglo-Dutch energy giant Royal Dutch Shell said Thursday that it would soon become project operator for the huge Ormen Lange gas field off the coast of Norway.
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One of America's biggest hedge funds, Citadel, has agreed to pump 2.5 billion dollars into the troubled online brokerage ETrade to help shore up its ailing balance sheet, the firms said Thursday.
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EU adopts new television advertising rules

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29Nov 07

The European Union adopted Thursday new legislation that will ease television advertising rules, while retaining some European cultural diversity, and could come into force at the end of the year.
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