Archive for January 19th, 2008



France's Adisseo Group, an animal feed additive producer and subsidiary of China National Bluestar Corporation, will build a new plant to produce the amino acid methionine, Chinese media said.
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Petrochemical giant Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) on Saturday recorded a 33 percent boost in annual net profits in 2007, according to a company statement.
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A consortium led by a subsidiary of France's Bouygues Construction has been chosen to build a 1.2 billion Singapore dollar (834 million US) national stadium and sports hub in Singapore, a top official said Saturday.
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India's biggest initial public share offer by Reliance Power made domestic financial history as investors ordered nearly 200 billion dollars worth of stock, figures showed on Saturday.
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Two models built by Chinese carmakers have been approved to go on sale in Europe, paving the way to launch them next month, industry paper Automotive News Europe reported on Saturday.
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US President George W. Bush urged Congress Saturday to act without delay on his economic stimulus package and make temporary tax cuts passed earlier in his administration permanent.
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19Jan 08

The tiny West African country of Gambia has discovered commercially-exploitable deposits of uranium and other rare minerals, President Yahya Jammeh said on Saturday.
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Saturday confirmed receipt of a key report on the future financing of British bank Northern Rock, after claims its loans will be converted into bonds and sold.
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India's biggest share offer by Reliance Power was oversubscribed 73 times as investors scrambled to apply for a slice of the nearly three-billion-dollar flotation, final figures showed on Saturday.
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19Jan 08

The French division of Warner Music Group has acquired one of the country's leading tour production and promotion companies, Jean-Claude Camus Productions, for an undisclosed fee.
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