Archive for January 3rd, 2008



Oil prices leapt back above 100 dollars in New York Thursday on worries about tight supplies and US currency weakness, but eased back later in the day.
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Oil recoils after breaking $100 a barrel

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3Jan 08

Oil fell on Thursday as traders took profits from a record rally that had pushed oil to $100 a barrel two days in a row -- a level that has raised a red flag over global economic growth.
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Boeing plane deliveries up 11 pct in 2007

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3Jan 08

Boeing Co said on Thursday it delivered 441 commercial aircraft in 2007, its best performance in six years and up 11 percent from 2006.
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The United States has maintained foreign capital inflows to finance its big balance of payments deficit but any dropoff in investment could end up hurting the economy, a Federal Reserve report showed Thursday.
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3Jan 08

Toyota Motor overtook struggling Ford Motor Company for the number-two spot in the US market as the Japanese automaker managed to boost sales in a generally weak market.
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The dollar wobbled against the euro here Thursday on mixed data on the health of the US economy, while the single currency jumped to a record against the pound.
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The European Commission on Thursday hailed the smooth introduction to the euro in the Mediterranean island states of Cyprus and Malta, which both adopted the common currency on January 1.
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Oil breaks $100 as U.S. stockpiles drop

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3Jan 08

Oil prices broke above $100 a barrel for the first time on Thursday after a U.S. government report showed a steep slide in crude inventories in the world's biggest energy consumer.
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The European Commission said Thursday it would draw up plans to boost the online market for music, films and games while promising to uphold intellectual property rights.
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PPR's Christmas sales were satisfactory, the French retailer said on Thursday, confirming it expected higher earnings for the full year despite worries the retail sector suffered a dismal Christmas.
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