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Areva shares suspended before results

Trading in shares in French nuclear energy giant Areva, hit by the effects of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, was suspended yesterday.Areva, in which the French
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British public backs EU veto, coalition cracks

British Prime Minister David Cameron won public approval yesterday for his decision to veto a new EU treaty to solve the eurozone crisis, but cracks ...
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Indonesia Freeport mine workers extend strike

Workers at a giant Indonesian mine owned by US company Freeport-McMoRan will extend their three-month strike over wages to January 15, a union spokesman said ...
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Time to count cost of eurozone shrinkage

Economists, banks and even punters in bookmakers are studying more and more seriously scenarios involving the collapse of the eurozone.Maybe not its total evaporation, but ...
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Corporate News

White truffle charity auction raises MOP 4.48 million Sociedade de Jogos de Macau, S.A. (SJM) successfully hosted the Italian White Truffle Charity Auction and Dinner at ...
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Eurozone’s EFSF: short-term bills by year-end

The eurozone’s rescue fund, the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF), yesterday announced the launch of a short-term funding programme before year’s end.The programme will focus ...
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Asian markets rise on optimism over Europe summit

Markets rose in Asia yesterday on hopes that a meeting of European leaders will finally lead to a plan that will bring an end to ...
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Japan using disaster budget for whaling aid

Japan yesterday confirmed it planned to use some of the public funds earmarked for quake and tsunami reconstruction to boost security for its ...
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US backs euro ahead of crunch summit



US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner voiced confidence yesterday that the European Union would find a way out of its debt crisis when he met eurozone ...
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Asian markets mostly higher on euro hopes

Asian markets mostly rose yesterday, lifted by Italy’s backing for new austerity measures while dealers looked ahead to a Franco-German meeting to save the euro.Investor ...
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