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Fewer new orders mean continued eurozone recession
23/05 17:17 CET
The eurozone’s downturn has eased slightly, but businesses continue to suffer from a chronic lack of new orders, which should inhibit any meaningful near-term recovery. As a result the region is likely to remain in recession in the second quarter of 2013. Surveys of…
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23/05 17:17 CETMajor Nissan recall over steering wheel glitch
Nissan has issued a recall for more than 840,000 vehicles worldwide. They are the Micra, which is known as the March in some markets, and…
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23/05 16:42 CETShare prices tumble
Wall Street rejoined the worldwide sell-off of shares on Thursday as soon as the New York stock exchanges opened. US investors had actually…
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23/05 15:27 CETFresh signs of China’s economy fragility
Factory activity there shrank for the first time in seven months in May. The initial reading of surveys of manufacturers puts the blame on a…
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23/05 14:39 CETGlobal stock markets slump
Investors worldwide sold shares on Thursday after they were spooked by unexpected weakness in China’s economy, with factory activity…
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MARKETS | 22/05 19:32 CETEuropean markets at close: 22.05.2013
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22/05 19:00 CETBernanke says Fed stimulus continues for now
Monetary stimulus from the US central bank is helping the country’s economy recover, but the head of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke…
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The scandal plagued Vatican Bank has published the first annual report…
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22/05 16:18 CETIMF austerity warning to Britain
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22/05 14:41 CETXbox One: Microsoft’s game changer?
The Xbox One – which Microsoft has just unveiled – is its strongest push so far to dominate consumers’ living rooms with a…
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21/05 20:44 CETApple defends its tax affairs
Declaring “We are pride to be an American company and equally proud of our contributions to the US economy”, Chief Executive Tim…
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21/05 18:04 CETEU bank customers to contribute to bail-ins?
Bank customers across the European Union are facing the prospect of a Cyprus style bail-in if a financial institution gets into trouble. The…
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