Archive for March 27th, 2008



Clear Channel Communications said Thursday a US judge has barred a global group of major banks from backing out of a 19.5-billion-dollar private equity buyout of the radio and billboard giant.
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Dollar sees respite as euro fever cools

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27Mar 08

The dollar clawed back ground on Thursday against the euro and the yen as the market mulled whether the worst scenario for the greenback has already been priced in.
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27Mar 08

A defense contractor reportedly led by a 22-year-old has been suspended from doing business with the US government for allegedly supplying Afghan security forces with old Chinese-made munitions in violation of its contract and US law, officials said Thursday.
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German services union Verdi on Thursday threatened public sector strikes after it rejected a proposed wage deal for more than one million workers offered in arbitration.
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The opening day of Heathrow airport's new Terminal Five descended into chaos Thursday, with flights cancelled, baggage delayed and long queues, while protestors rallied against further expansion.
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Automobile production in Brazil, Russia, India and China will surpass that of North America, traditionally the world's largest car market, for the first time in 2008, a Canadian bank said Thursday.
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Royal Mail said on Thursday that it would close its final salary pension scheme to new members from the end of this month.
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The dollar clawed back ground on Thursday against the euro and the yen but confidence in the US currency remains weak, dealers said.
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Conservative leader Silvio Berlusconi kept Italy guessing on Thursday over the composition of an Italian consortium that could take over struggling Alitalia and so avoid its sale to Air France-KLM.
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Oil prices jumped above 107 dollars on Thursday as concerns about tight supplies were stoked by news that saboteurs had blown up an Iraqi export pipeline, traders said.
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