Archive for April 14th, 2008



Brazil has discovered a new offshore oil field that could prove to be "the third biggest field in the world," the head of the country's National Oil Agency, Haroldo Lima, said Monday.
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14Apr 08

The US dollar was generally weaker on foreign exchange markets Monday despite a better-than-expected rebound in retail sales last month.
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The White House on Monday authorized the release of 200 million dollars in emergency food aid to help alleviate a growing global food crisis, a spokeswoman said.
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Some of America's biggest banks are due to release their latest earnings this week, but investors are likely to be disappointed as many banks are expected to announce fresh losses.
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US March retail sales rebound 0.2 percent

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14Apr 08

US retail sales rebounded 0.2 percent in March after declining sharply in the prior month as consumers appeared to step up spending despite swirling economic pressures, a government report showed Monday.
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World oil prices surged Monday, although London prices failed to hold on to record peaks, amid fresh supply jitters and lingering concerns about the ailing US dollar, traders said.
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Pressure mounted Monday on global farming powers to ramp up production in the face of warnings that soaring food prices could drive 100 million people deeper into abject poverty.
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The price of Brent North Sea crude oil traded in London broke through the 110-dollar mark for the first time Monday, trading at 110.01 dollars and establishing a new record high.
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Google and Salesforce.com on Monday announced an expanded alliance to deliver online programs competing with packaged software at the heart of Microsoft's global empire.
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China on Monday sought to persuade the World Trade Organisation to let it keep higher tariffs on industrial goods in any global trade deal, sparking fierce opposition from developed countries.
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