Archive for March 11th, 2008



Boeing said Tuesday it filed a formal challenge to the US Air Force decision to award a 35-billion-dollar aerial refueling tanker contract to Northrop Grumman and its European partner EADS.
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The Federal Reserve, in a fresh effort to ease a global credit squeeze, moved in concert with other central banks to pump hundreds of billions of dollars of liquidity into stressed financial markets.
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A top court has thrown out Italian carrier Air One's suit to get takeover talks between troubled peer Alitalia and Air France-KLM suspended, Ansa and Radiocor news agencies reported Tuesday.
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Google closes DoubleClick merger

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11Mar 08

Google closed its $3.1 billion (1.55 billion pound) acquisition of online ad delivery company DoubleClick on Tuesday, just hours after the deal won unconditional approval from the European Commission.
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11Mar 08

World oil prices continued their record charge Tuesday, rocketing close to 110 dollars amid lingering supply concerns and as the US dollar plumbed fresh lows against the euro.
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Oil surged to a record near $110 a barrel on Tuesday before a liquidity injection by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks pared gains.
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India's Tata Motors, expected to clinch a deal to buy luxury car brands Jaguar and Land Rover, said Tuesday it would raise up to one billion dollars by selling securities to fund its expansion drive.
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Steps by the Federal Reserve and other central banks to pump liquidity into stressed credit markets will temporarily help the ailing dollar, but not provide a long-term cure as risks of a U.S. recession mount.
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EU says probing Bratislava aid for Ryanair

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11Mar 08

The European Commission said on Tuesday it was investigating an agreement on Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair's use of Slovakia's Bratislava airport on suspicion it may contain illegal state aid.
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The Federal Reserve may increase the size of its latest $200 billion (100 billion pound) lending facility, which staffers stressed was aimed at boosting financial market operations, not helping any particular firm or type of security.
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