Archive for April 3rd, 2008



International Monetary Fund managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said Thursday he sees a "major" slowdown in the global economy this year amid a credit market crisis.
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The Italian government and unions at Alitalia Thursday signalled they wanted Air France-KLM to return to the negotiating table after the European aviation giant dropped its bid for the failing Italian flagship.
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3Apr 08

News Corp's MySpace, the world's largest social network Web site, said it has formed an online music venture with three major recording companies in a challenge to Apple Inc's dominant iTunes Music Store.
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Italy's government scrambled to salvage Air France-KLM's collapsed deal to buy Alitalia on Thursday, promising to keep the airline flying despite a looming cash crisis.
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Low-cost US carrier ATA Airlines said Thursday it had filed for bankruptcy protection and discontinued all operations, saying it had been squeezed by record fuel costs.
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Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Thursday that a flurry of aggressive interest rate cuts in recent months were "justified" to ease the effects of a broad US credit crunch.
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TNK-BP CEO plays down troubles

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3Apr 08

Russian oil firm TNK-BP, half-owned by BP , said on Thursday it considered recent raids by security services officers and the arrest of an employee as one-off incidents, not a broad attack on the firm.
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3Apr 08

Boeing said on Thursday that first-quarter commercial plane deliveries rose 8.5 percent as it ramps up production on the back of record orders in recent years.
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US Treasury chief Henry Paulson urged China Thursday to lift import barriers on environmental technologies, turning the tables on the Chinese, who often blame the Americans for curbing hi-tech trade.
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The European Commission approved on Thursday Dutch brewer Heineken's purchase of Scottish and Newcastle's businesses in Belgium, Britain, Finland and Portugal.
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