Archive for March, 2008



British Airways Chief Executive Willie Walsh said Monday that he was "bitterly disappointed" that the airline's new flagship terminal at London Heathrow had not been as successful as expected.
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31Mar 08

The US administration Monday proposed a broad overhaul of financial market regulation in an effort to restore confidence in a system reeling from the subprime mortgage mayhem.
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31Mar 08

(Reuters) - Reaction from the U.S. presidential candidates and key lawmakers to the Bush administration proposals for broad reform of financial regulation.
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Oil prices plunged more than $3 to $102 a barrel on Monday on expectations Iraqi oil flows disrupted by a bomb attack last week would be fully restored over the next day.
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The euro rose against the dollar on Monday on news that annual inflation in the eurozone had hit a record 3.5 percent in March, traders said.
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The World Trade Organisation on Monday ruled that the European Union, United States and Canada all failed to respect global trade rules in a long-running row over beef treated with growth hormones.
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Consumer prices in the 15 nations sharing the euro surged in March to the highest level since the bloc was formed in 1999, official data showed Monday, fuelling concerns of an "inflation spiral."
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Oil prices rebound above 106 dollars

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31Mar 08

Oil prices rallied above 106 dollars Monday, shaking off early losses caused by concerns over weak demand for crude in traditionally energy-hungry Japan and the United States, traders said.
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Global mining giant Anglo American on Monday agreed to buy Brazilian iron ore interests for 5.5 billion dollars amid strong demand for steel, particularly from China, and record-high commodity prices.
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Iraq said on Monday it has signed a contract worth 5.5 billion dollars with Boeing to buy 40 new aircraft, with an option to purchase 15 more.
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