Archive for the October 27, 2005
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Boeing Co's quarterly results missed Wall Street forecasts as revenue at its defence unit slid, sending shares of the top US aerospace group lower on Wednesday. The weak military sales were a setback for Boeing,
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Boeing Co's quarterly results missed Wall Street forecasts as revenue at its defence unit slid, sending shares of the top US aerospace group lower on Wednesday. The weak military sales were a setback for Boeing,
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A Canadian court has approved Chinese oil company CNPC's $4.18 billion take-over of Calgary-based firm PetroKazakhstan, dealing a blow to Russian oil major and rival suitor Lukoil. PetroKazakhstan said on Wednesday it intended to close
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Developed countries must cut their highest farm tariffs by 75 percent if the world's poorest nations are to benefit from a World Trade Organisation attempt to liberalise agricultural trade, experts at the World Bank said
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Saudi Arabia, the top global oil exporter, looks set to get the green light to join the World Trade Organisation on Friday in a move that will open wider its long-protected but fast-growing economy to
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US Treasury Secretary John Snow on Wednesday urged Congress to extend expiring tax cuts and control spending to promote economic growth and create jobs. "It would be exactly the wrong time, as some have proposed,
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Britain's Tony Blair conceded on Wednesday there was no chance of early cuts to the EU's huge farm spending but stuck to a call for a future revamp of the bloc's budget to boost competitiveness
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European aircraft maker Airbus said on Wednesday it would eventually source about half of its components from suppliers outside Europe, double the current level, as a way to boost its global reach and cut costs.
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Microsoft Corp signed a deal with Israel's government on Wednesday to jointly aid Israeli start-ups, with the US software giant pledging technological and global marketing support. Microsoft forged the deal with Israel's Office of the
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The United States has asked China to provide evidence of what it is doing to stop the "rampant" piracy and counterfeiting of American goods ranging from movie, music and software to auto parts, medicine and
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