Archive for May 17th, 2008



Indonesia's oil and gas company Pertamina has set limits on subsidised fuel purchases ahead of the government's plans to hike fuel prices, reports said Saturday.
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17May 08

French fishermen angry at high fuel costs kept up a week-long blockade of Atlantic ports Saturday, as striking workers paralysed two other major ports in protest at privatisation plans.
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Merger talks between India's biggest mobile phone services firm, Bharti Airtel, and South Africa's flagship MTN Group could wind up this weekend, a report said on Saturday.
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Italian authorities are probing fashion designers Dolce and Gabbana,creators of luxury items ranging from clothes to beachwear, sunglasses, jewelry and mobile phones, for alleged tax evasion, a report said Saturday.
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West African regional bloc ECOWAS said Saturday rising world's oil prices is a major challenge to economic growth in the sub-region.
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China's earthquake caused massive losses to agriculture but will not trigger major food shortages or price hikes, the vice minister of agriculture said Saturday.
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EADS to roll out A400M on June 26

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17May 08

European aerospace group EADS plans to roll out the A400M heavy airlifter for its first public viewing on June 26, the company said on Saturday.
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Austria's conservative Vice Chancellor Wilhelm Molterer on Saturday set a year-end deadline for troubled national carrier Austrian Airlines' future to be settled.
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US President George W. Bush said on Saturday that a hike in oil output by Saudi Arabia would not solve American energy problems.
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Bush to meet Palestinians in Egypt

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17May 08

US President George W. Bush arrived in Egypt on Saturday for talks with Palestinian leaders amid growing Arab criticsm of his perceived bias towards Israel and of the faltering peace talks.
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