Archive for the November 9, 2005
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Money earmarked for China's hot private equity market is set to double over the next three years to $10 billion, but striking the right deals will prove hard as competition intensifies. A handful of lucrative
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Money earmarked for China's hot private equity market is set to double over the next three years to $10 billion, but striking the right deals will prove hard as competition intensifies. A handful of lucrative
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Japan and Singapore will sign a new and expanded currency swap agreement later on Tuesday as part of a region-wide framework to avoid turmoil of the kind that rocked Asia during its 1997/98 financial crisis,
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Marks & Spencer Plc showed further signs of recovery with a rise in first-half profits on Tuesday and Chief Executive Stuart Rose welcomed clothing designer George Davies back into the fold following a short-lived 'lovers'
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Marks & Spencer Plc showed further signs of recovery with a rise in first-half profits on Tuesday and Chief Executive Stuart Rose welcomed clothing designer George Davies back into the fold following a short-lived 'lovers'
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Credit card fraudsters are moving online because the introduction of "chip and PIN" card verification systems has made it harder to commit high street fraud, Britain's banking payment association said on Tuesday. The spread of
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Accused of spouting racist views, the official radio station of South Africa's last all-white enclave has been kicked off the air for broadcasting without a licence, communication watchdog ICASA said on Tuesday. Radio Club 100,
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German parties negotiating the creation of a coalition have identified half the savings they need to get the budget in line with EU rules, but are delaying talks on sensitive issues like nuclear power and
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US Treasury Secretary John Snow repeated on Tuesday that the Bush administration is continuing to press China to adopt a more flexible currency regime to help the global economy. Speaking to a group of Indian
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Chinese banks uncovered 613 criminal cases involving their funds in the first nine months of 2005, about 40 percent more than a year earlier, the bank regulator said on Tuesday, underscoring a tough battle to
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