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LinkedIn Connection Breaks Australian Insider Trading Scam
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EU Eyes Deeper Russia Sanctions After 'Illegal' Ukraine Referendum
EU foreign ministers meeting to discuss sanctions against Russia as the Kremlin backs Ukraine referendum.
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General Motors is Ranked Worst Car Maker by US Suppliers
PPI's annual survey shows that General Motors is the worst big automaker to deal with
UK Youngsters Snub a 'Boring' Career in the City
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India: Markets Hit Historic Highs on Bets of BJP Majority in General Elections
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Pfizer has major re-organisations at least every 18 months, employees say.
UK Firms Plan Hiring Spree But Growth Fails to Boost Pay
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Nissan Reports Profits Rise on Weak Yen
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BSkyB Confirms Talks with 21st Century Fox to Buy Pay-TV in Germany and Italy
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Investments in India's Domestic Gas Production in Jeopardy as Government Delays Price Hike
Operators in India's largest KG-D6 gas block, including BP and Reliance, may stall investments there.
Pfizer's Ian Read Confirms Commitment to UK R&D
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Chinese foreign ministry urges US to help maintain regional stability around disputed islands
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Consumers are slowly shirking away from cash and paper in a bid to have an 'electronic wallet'.
Russia Demands Ukraine Pay Gazprom Up Front as Gas War Escalates
Russian energy giant says it is taking action after Ukraine's failure to pay for gas deliveries in April
Bangladesh State Telecoms Company Refuses to Reconnect UK Firm Zamir Telecom Despite Court Order
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Nigeria Abductions Can Be Prevented With Company Education Funds, Says Mastercard Chief
Mastercard's President of International Markets revealed how companies can provide the resources in getting more women into education abroad.
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Credit Suisse Admits Outcome and Timing of US Tax Probe 'Remain Uncertain'
Credit Suisse Chairman Urs Rohner said the bank was 'doing everything' to resolve US tax investigation.
China to Build High-Speed Railway Line from Beijing to US?
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HSBC Agrees to Sell Pakistan Bank
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