Archive for April 9th, 2008


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9Apr 08

Yahoo, after years of battling Internet rival Google for online advertising, said Wednesday it would launch a limited test of Google's AdSense for Search service.
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9Apr 08

The dollar took a fresh beating Wednesday after the International Monetary Fund forecast that the US economy would fall into a "mild recession," increasing the chance of more interest rate cuts.
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Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday that any definitive agreement between Yahoo Inc and Google Inc would make the market for Web search less competitive.
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9Apr 08

The global economic outlook is increasingly grim with the United States mired in a recession from a housing meltdown whose effects are still spreading, the IMF said Wednesday.
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9Apr 08

Oil prices surged to fresh record highs on Wednesday as a new spate of recession fears and a bleak corporate profit outlook pulled down stocks and boosted demand for less-risky investments like government bonds.
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Aerospace giant Boeing said Wednesday it was again delaying its 787 Dreamliner launch for "unanticipated rework" of the aircraft and further problems with suppliers.
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Yahoo in talks to use Google search ads

Posted by UK Economy News
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9Apr 08

Yahoo is in advanced talks to carry Web search advertising from Google Inc as part of a search for potential alternatives to being bought by Microsoft Corp , a source familiar with the discussions said on Wednesday.
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Luxury watch brand Vacheron Constantin said Wednesday it had turned to security features more commonly used in bank notes and passports in its fight against counterfeiting.
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9Apr 08

Oil prices soared to fresh record highs Wednesday lifted by an unexpectedly sharp drop in US energy inventories and a further decline in the value of the dollar.
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Ericsson chief executive Carl-Henric Svanberg said Wednesday price pressure on mobile telephone networks might start to ease soon, financial news agency Direkt reported.
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