Archive for April 19th, 2008


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19Apr 08

French cast-iron cookpot maker Staub has been sold to Germany's Zwilling, which specialises in stainless steel kitchen equipment and knives, Staub boss Francis Staub told AFP Saturday.
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A state-level investigation is underway in France after hundreds of Eurostar passengers were stranded overnight before their train crawled into Paris some nine hours late on Saturday.
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Germany's Verdi trade union Saturday called an open-ended strike for May 2 at mail service and logistics provider Deutsche Post after a fourth round of talks with management broke down overnight.
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19Apr 08

Mercedes-Benz gave a peek preview of the GLK350 on Saturday, intended to challenge BMW's X3 as the two German luxury carmakers take their fight to the booming Chinese market.
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US President George W. Bush on Saturday urged US congressional leaders to reconsider their opposition to the US-Colombia free trade deal, calling its approval "a strategic imperative."
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The head of German car maker Porsche, Wendelin Wiedeking, is by far the best-paid boss in the sector, with an annual salary of some 60 million euros (90 million dollars), according to the weekly AutomobilWoche.
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Turkmenistan's reclusive regime on Saturday announced a strengthening of the country's currency, confirming rumours that caused a run on the dollar in recent days.
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The former head of German engineering giant Siemens, Heinrich von Pierer, has been fingered for the first time by a witness in relation to the group's vast corruption scandal, press reports said Saturday.
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The head of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy, called on the World Bank and International Monetary Fund to take action to help tackle rising food prices in an interview Saturday.
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RBS to announce major losses: report

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19Apr 08

The Royal Bank of Scotland, Britain's second largest bank, is to announce around four billion pounds worth of fresh losses linked to the credit crunch, the Financial Times reported Saturday.
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