Archive for the February 3, 2005
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A serious sugar crisis is in the making in the country as the commodity rates have gone further up, and now one kg of sugar is available at Rs 28. This irrational increase in the
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Growth in Britain's construction industry cooled in January, driven by an easing in residential construction growth to its slowest pace in more than 1-1/2 years, a survey said on Wednesday. The Chartered Institute of Purchasing
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Core net profit at Roche Holding AG rose by less than expected in 2004, despite strong sales of cancer drugs, as products such as flu drug Tamiflu suffered a weaker fourth quarter. The Swiss healthcare
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Core net profit at Roche Holding AG rose by less than expected in 2004, despite strong sales of cancer drugs, as products such as flu drug Tamiflu suffered a weaker fourth quarter. The Swiss healthcare
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Japanese electronics giant Hitachi said Wednesday profits jumped sharply in the nine months to December but it cut its full-year forecasts sharply, citing falling prices and lower profitability in some IT projects. Net profit rose
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Japanese electronics giant Hitachi said Wednesday profits jumped sharply in the nine months to December but it cut its full-year forecasts sharply, citing falling prices and lower profitability in some IT projects. Net profit rose
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Media conglomerate News Corp on Wednesday posted a higher quarterly profit, boosted by strong DVD sales of the film "Day After Tomorrow" and advertising sales at its cable networks. News Corp, the company controlled by
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Media conglomerate News Corp on Wednesday posted a higher quarterly profit, boosted by strong DVD sales of the film "Day After Tomorrow" and advertising sales at its cable networks. News Corp, the company controlled by
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Russia should look at areas in its current budget where it can make cuts rather than raise overall spending to pay for pension increases, an International Monetary Fund spokesman said on Wednesday. Protests, mainly by
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Russian bank Vnesheconombank denied on Wednesday having played a role in financing the state's acquisition of the main asset owned by Russian oil giant Yukos but confirmed it had arranged a Chinese credit line secured
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