Archive for August 2004
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Conrad Black's Hollinger Inc on Friday said the Delaware Supreme Court denied its appeal of a court ruling that allowed the sale of Britain's prized Telegraph newspaper group to proceed. The Toronto-based holding company said
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Botswana's President Festus Mogae convinced the country diamond miners' trade union to return to negotiations with the mine's management in a bid to avert a planned strike, the union announced Saturday. The strike which was
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Money talks and more of it may soon walk from Janus Capital Group Inc, following in the footsteps of an investor who plans to pull $5 billion away from the 10th largest mutual fund firm
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Money talks and more of it may soon walk from Janus Capital Group Inc, following in the footsteps of an investor who plans to pull $5 billion away from the 10th largest mutual fund firm
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Ho Chi Minh City government has sold all of an urban bond issuance of 875 billion dong ($55.7 million) to finance city development projects, state media reported on Saturday. It was the first tranche of
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Ho Chi Minh City government has sold all of an urban bond issuance of 875 billion dong ($55.7 million) to finance city development projects, state media reported on Saturday. It was the first tranche of
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HSBC Holdings Plc's purchase of a stake in China's Bank of Communications could be announced as early as next week, the South China Morning Post reported on Saturday. The Hong Kong newspaper said a deal
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Pet Quarters Inc on Friday said it filed a lawsuit against defunct investment firm Rhino Advisors, Inc, its former president Thomas Badian, and several other firms, alleging they crafted a scheme to manipulate the company's
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Pet Quarters Inc on Friday said it filed a lawsuit against defunct investment firm Rhino Advisors, Inc, its former president Thomas Badian, and several other firms, alleging they crafted a scheme to manipulate the company's
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Outstanding loans in Singapore edged higher in June from the previous month as home buyers and professionals borrowed more, the central bank said on Saturday. Loans to non-bank customers rose 0.3 percent to S$174.8 billion
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