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BBC : Économie et finance
BBC : Économie et finance
Site : http://www.bbc.co.uk
- UK builders and services falter - 03/09/2010
New data shows new construction orders contracted in the second quarter, while the services sector slowed sharply in August. |
- Europe agrees finance watchdogs - 02/09/2010
The European Union agrees to reform financial supervision, with new agencies to oversee banks, insurers and financial markets. |
- Chinese consider rival Potash bid - 03/09/2010
Chinese investors approach Canadian pension fund over a possible rival bid for the fertiliser giant Potash Corporation. |
- Andean gold in $3bn bidding war - 03/09/2010
Rival Canadian gold mining companies, Goldcorp and El Dorado, lock horns in a $3bn fight to buy up Andean Resources. |
- Burger King is sold for $3.26bn - 02/09/2010
Burger King is being sold to private equity firm 3G Capital in a deal valued at $3.26bn (£2.1bn), it has been announced. |
- Mozambique prices 'irreversible' - 03/09/2010
The government of Mozambique says price rises which have led to deadly riots are "irreversible", as Maputo residents are urged to continue their protests. |
- Explosion on Gulf of Mexico rig - 03/09/2010
An explosion rips through an offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, west of the site of the blast in April that caused a huge oil spill. |
- Russia extends grain export ban - 02/09/2010
Russia will consider lifting its grain export ban only after the next year's harvest has been reaped, Vladimir Putin says. |
- German banker 'should be fired' - 02/09/2010
The German central bank calls on the country's president to dismiss one of its board members over comments he made about immigration and Jews. |
- Record sales of smokers' pensions - 02/09/2010
Smokers and people with weight problems are buying a tailored pension income in greater numbers, according to research. |
- Four power firms face sales probe - 02/09/2010
Four of the "big six" UK energy suppliers are to be investigated amid concerns of mis-selling to customers, the regulator says. |
- Plans for more £5 notes in ATMs - 02/09/2010
All banks and building societies have put in place plans to begin dispensing £5 notes from the cash machines, a report reveals. |
- ECB ups eurozone growth forecasts - 02/09/2010
The European Central Bank raises its forecast for eurozone growth for this year and next year, and keeps interest rates on hold. |
- Afghan bank 'to avoid collapse' - 02/09/2010
The head of Afghanistan's Central Bank tells the BBC he will not allow the country's biggest commercial bank to collapse. |
- Cold winter boosts Gazprom profit - 02/09/2010
Russian gas monopoly Gazprom reports a threefold surge in profits for the first three months of the year, despite a sharp fall in gas prices. |
- Recruitment firm warns on UK jobs - 02/09/2010
Although firms are replacing employees who have left, they are not creating new jobs, the UK's largest recruitment company warns. |
- Delhi loses patience with Commonwealth Games - 03/09/2010
The Commonwealth Games were meant to showcase Delhi, but the Indian capital is struggling to be ready on time amid accusations of poor planning, reports the BBC's Geeta Pandey. |
- Hawk-Eye firm lined up for sale - 01/09/2010
The British company behind the Hawk-Eye ball-tracking technology used in tennis and cricket is to be put up for sale. |
- Premier League spending tumbles - 31/08/2010
Spending by English Premier League clubs in the summer transfer window has tumbled 22% from last year, a report says. |
- Shopping malls: saviour or curse? - 03/09/2010
Meadowhall in Sheffield was one of the first giant shopping centres in the UK. What sort of effect has it had on the local area? |
- The mint with a whole lot of food miles - 02/09/2010
A British discount store is buying in Polo mints from Indonesia even though the same mints are being manufactured just a mile up the road in York. |
- RBS job losses 'horrific', says union - 02/09/2010
Royal Bank of Scotland has said it is planning to cut 3,500 jobs as part of its plans to halve its administration centres across the UK. Siobhan Endean of Unite called the job losses ''horrific'' and said union members ''are paying the price for decisions by senior bankers''. |
- Online clothes shopping booming - 02/09/2010
Online clothes shopping is expected to grow to $144 billion by 2014 in western Europe according to market research company |
- Bird business - 02/09/2010
The back-breaking, ear-splitting work on Peru's guano islands |
- Massive Mini - 03/09/2010
How far can BMW stretch the brand before it snaps? |
- Rush to buy - 03/09/2010
Fear sparks stockpiling of food in Russia as prices soar |
- Paying the price - 27/08/2010
PayPal's co-founder worked so hard he would sleep in the office |
- Saving lives - 02/09/2010
21st Century technology helps fight female foeticide |
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