Archive for  December 2012
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Walgreen Co posted an unexpected decline in quarterly profit on Friday as the largest US drugstore chain worked o n winning back former customers an d changed how it accounts for its first international acquisition.
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Walgreen Co posted an unexpected decline in quarterly profit on Friday as the largest US drugstore chain worked o n winning back former customers an d changed how it accounts for its first international acquisition.
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Germany's DVB Bank SE has sued India's aviation regulator and Kingfisher Airlines to have two planes it financed for the troubled carrier deregistered, a possible first step towards recouping its funds. The case underlines the
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The European Commission said Friday that South Korea's Samsung Electronics was abusing its dominant market position in certain technologies when it took out injunctions against fierce rival Apple. As the two giants fight it out
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Russia's gas giant Gazprom is taking a controlling stake in Kyrgyzstan's debt-ridden state gas company for one dollar, Kyrgyzgaz said on Friday. "The price has been set at one dollar" for 75 percent of the
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Indonesia has nominated its ex-trade minister to run for the World Trade Organisation's top post, hoping she would bridge the gap between developing and developed countries, a senior official said Friday. Mari Pangestu, 56, who
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British defence giant BAE Systems unveiled on Friday a £2.5-billion ($4.1-billion, 3.1-billion-euro) deal to sell 12 Eurofighter Typhoon combat jets and eight Hawk trainer planes to Oman. The deal, which will help sustain thousands of
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India's federal police filed charges against Bharti Airtel Ltd and Vodafone Group Plc's India unit on Friday as part of a probe into alleged corruption in the allocation of mobile phone airwaves a decade ago,
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The Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers and the European Central Bank ruled out Friday a partial debt write-off for Cyprus. Eurogroup chief Jean-Claude Juncker, speaking on German public radio Deutschlandfunk, said that a so-called debt
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The Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers and the European Central Bank ruled out Friday a partial debt write-off for Cyprus. Eurogroup chief Jean-Claude Juncker, speaking on German public radio Deutschlandfunk, said that a so-called debt
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