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WTO awaits new proposals to unlock stalled talks
CPS.NBQ61.230708193131.photo03.thumbnail.default-68x100.jpg Emerging and developed countries were at loggerheads Wednesday on day three of crucial WTO trade talks, with both sides calling for concessions to avert failure at the meeting.
07-23-2008
Continental rejects Schaeffler takeover bid
CPS.NBQ30.230708184403.photo00.thumbnail.default-72x100.jpg Management at German auto parts group Continental rejected a takeover bid from Schaeffler in its current form but said Wednesday it was still seeking an agreement with its rival.
07-23-2008
GM global auto sales skid 5.0 percent
CPS.NBQ50.230708191123.photo00.thumbnail.default-110x84.jpg General Motors on Wednesday posted a five percent drop in global sales in the second quarter as a sharp drop in its home market offset strong gains overseas.
07-23-2008
Vodafone announces 1.0-billion-pound shares buy-back
CPS.NBQ39.230708185955.photo00.thumbnail.default-110x70.jpg British mobile phone giant Vodafone said Wednesday it would repurchase shares worth 1.0 billion pounds (1.3 billion euros, 2.0 billion dollars) and stressed that it was undervalued.
07-23-2008
McDonald's heaps up healthy profit
CPS.NBQ44.230708190117.photo00.thumbnail.default-67x100.jpg Fast-food giant McDonald's posted Wednesday better-than-expected profit in the second quarter on robust international sales despite rising commodity prices.
07-23-2008
EU backing clears last hurdle to Porsche takeover of VW
CPS.NBQ66.230708194151.photo00.thumbnail.default-63x100.jpg German sports car maker Porsche cleared a major hurdle Wednesday in its bid to acquire Volkswagen when the European Union's executive commission gave its backing to the deal.
07-23-2008
De Beers says first-half sales sparkle, but cautions on outlook
CPS.NBQ55.230708192510.photo00.thumbnail.default-110x75.jpg De Beers, the world's biggest diamond company, said Wednesday that first-half sales rose 10 percent to 3.74 billion dollars (2.37 billion euros) but warned of woes in the key US market.
07-23-2008
Siemens mulls sale of Czech train factory
CPS.NBQ35.230708185431.photo00.thumbnail.default-110x66.jpg The German engineering group Siemens is mulling the sale of a Czech factory, where 950 workers make trains, as part of the restructuring of its transport division, it said on Wednesday.
07-23-2008
Fed's Beige Book cites slow growth, higher price pressures
CPS.NBQ86.230708201854.photo00.thumbnail.default-110x73.jpg US economic activity appears to have slowed to a crawl in the past weeks even as price pressures intensified, the Federal Reserve said in its Beige Book report Wednesday.
07-23-2008
Oil prices fall as US motor fuel reserves climb
CPS.NBQ65.230708193742.photo00.thumbnail.default-110x83.jpg Oil prices fell further on Wednesday as traders digested stronger-than-expected gasoline (petrol) reserves in the United States, the world's biggest crude consumer, analysts said.
07-23-2008
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