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Nestlé to Buy Medical Foods Maker Pamlab
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Italian Political Gridlock Hammers European Markets [VIDEO]
Stock markets suffer triple-digit declines and bond yields spike higher as investors fear Italian political crisis may have an impact on fragile eurozone recovery.
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Boeing Proposes Fix for Dreamliner Battery Glitch
US authorities reviewing Boeing proposal and fights could resume by April if approved.
Italy at the Polls: Mario Monti's Short-Term Success and Long-Term Problems
Caretaker prime minister had short-term economic reform success but Italy still blighted by growth problems.
Ex-World Bank Official Simon Evenett: Italy's Next Government Unlikely to Bring Major Reform
‘Talk of future reform wouldn't save Italian bondholders if Mario Draghi fell under a bus’, Evenett tells IBTimes UK.
Rolls Royce Plans to Launch Special India-Edition Cars
The British luxury car maker looks to include Indian images and symbols in its localised edition.
Libor Fixing Scandal: Brussels Adds Swiss Franc Swaps to Probe
Europe's top competition authority expands its anti-trust investigation into banks and brokers manipulating rates
Air France-KLM Fourth Quarter Loss Shrinks on Higher Average Fares and Job Cuts
Air France-KLM pledges to maintain strict discipline on capacity management, investments and costs in 2013.
Foreign Trade Forces German GDP Contraction in Fourth Quarter
Foreign trade dragged Germany's economic growth lower.
HP First Quarter Profit down 16% on Falling PC Demand
HP reports decline in revenue for all segments except financial services.
India Indicates Settlement on Vodafone Tax Dispute
Vodafone is battling a £1.3bn tax dispute with the Indian authorities.
Ferrovial Plans UK Expansion with £385m Acquisition of Enterprise
Ferrovial to strengthen presence in the UK by expanding into energy and water services
Eurozone May Not Exit Recession until Third Quarter
Flash Eurozone PMI suggests region may be in recession for longer than anticipated
BAE Systems Shares Rocket Despite Bleak US and UK Outlook
Europe's largest defence contractor's share price leads the FTSE 100 in trading, despite posting a 6% slump in profits
BSkyB Strikes Deal with Disney for New UK Movie Channel
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Qantas First-Half Profit More Than Doubles on Dreamliner Compensation
Qantas receives A$125m compensation from Boeing for cancellation of 787 Dreamliners.
Low-Cost Carrier Air Asia Plans Joint Venture with India's Tata Group
Air Asia plans to partner with India's Tata Sons and Telestra Tradeplace to launch a new airline in the country.
US Court Ruling Shaves $3.5bn Off BP's Oil Spill Fine
US judge ruled that BP recovered 810,000 barrels of oil and should therefore be excluded from certain penalties
Credit Agricole Posts €6.5bn Loss for 2012
France's third largest bank posts its worst loss since it went public in 2001
BHP Billiton CEO Marius Kloppers Retires as Mining CEO Purge Continues
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Novartis Scraps $78m Payout to Outgoing Chairman Daniel Vasella
Switzerland to go for referendum on future of huge payouts to executives.
Mis-Selling PPI: FSA Fines Lloyds Units £4.3m for Redress Failures
UK regulator fines three Lloyds Group Banking units for systems and controls failures in providing customers compensation
Pendragon Full-Year Profit Surges 58% on UK Car Market Recovery
Pendragon's pre-tax profit rises to £37.8m, with a 15 percent increase in car sales volume.
Tesco Seeks Police Investigation into Gift Voucher Stealing
Tesco launches internal investigation and seeks police help on complaints of hacking Clubcard accounts.
Basel III: EU Thrashes out Capped Bankers' Bonuses Deal
European Union seeks to write into law a capped level for bankers' bonuses.
David Cameron Says RBS Must 'Accelerate' Turnaround
Prime minister does not rule out share giveaway in state-owned lender as bank prepares full-year results.
InterContinental Hotels Posts 11% Profits Rise On China, US Growth
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