Archive for May 23rd, 2008



French fishermen disrupted shipping in the Dover Strait and blocked access to an oil refinery on Friday as anger over high fuel costs reached fishing industries in Belgium, Spain and Portugal.
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InBev working on Anheuser bid

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23May 08

Belgian brewer InBev NV is working on a $46 billion (23 billion pound) bid for Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc , according to a source familiar with the situation.
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23May 08

Crude oil prices rallied near this week's sky-high records Friday on concerns that global output will not satisfy rising demand and speculation on the back of a weak dollar.
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23May 08

Accused Societe Generale rogue trader Jerome Kerviel almost certainly had an accomplice in the huge deals which the French bank says cost more than seven billion dollars, according to a scathing internal report released Friday.
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Talks between Argentina's government and the country's farm sector, a key world grain producer, remained deadlocked Friday, with two new protests set for Sunday now looming.
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The European Union's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) farm subsidy scheme must evolve in the face of the global food crisis, French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said Friday.
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The troubled US housing sector saw little relief in April as sales declined and prices fell further, creating a record glut of homes for sale, an industry group said Friday.
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Belgian-Brazilian brewing giant Inbev is preparing a 46-billion-dollar bid for Anheuser-Busch, US maker of Budweiser beer, the Financial Times website reported Friday.
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Oil rises on weak dollar

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23May 08

Oil rose on Friday on the weak U.S. dollar and ongoing long-term supply concerns that briefly pushed oil to a peak over $135 this week.
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The high price of platinum should not hamper demand from automakers for platinum group metals used to make catalytic converters because of tightening global emission rules and a lack of alternatives.
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