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Recovery hopes help FTSE 100 to fresh highs
Financial Times - 40 days 9 hours 2 minutes ago
Mining stocks took the FTSE 100 to fresh highs for 2009 on Wednesday, after stronger output growth at Rio Tinto helped energise the...
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Costa sales perking up Whitbread
BBC - 41 days 17 hours ago
Growing sales at coffee firm Costa have helped Whitbread partially offset falling sales at its other key brands, including Premier Inns and...
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Tishman fund slumps in Australia
The Australian - 41 days 1 hour 51 minutes ago
IN late 2004, when Tishman Speyer Properties became one of the first US real-estate companies to launch a publicly listed fund on the Australian...
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Times Online - 41 days 58 minutes ago
View video and Need to Know interactive heatmap Economics Inflation: Official figures showed that the rate of inflation fell to 1.1 per cent in...
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Crown surges on Packer speculation
CROWN'S shares rose sharply yesterday as the market awaited confirmation that James Packer had increased his holding above 40 per cent by buying an...
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Experian sees encouraging signs from US
Experian, the credit checking company, said there had been signs of stability in its key North American business although the UK market remained...
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Signs of recovery as Mondo Visione exchange index rises
The share values of the world’s main listed exchanges grew by 6.4 per cent in September compared with the previous month, signalling “further...
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Investors hope it’s just the start as FTSE hits year's high
The FTSE 100 hit a fresh high for the year yesterday as a wave of optimism swept across the City. More positive sentiment on the possibility of an...
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Despite risk of a postal strike, N Brown looks set to deliver
The day before unions decide whether to press ahead with national postal strikes was probably not the best time for N Brown to report half-year...
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