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The International Energy Agency has predicted a supply crunch in the world's oil markets that could send prices soaring and place a severe dent in global growth
Sony has slashed the price of its struggling PlayStation 3 console in the US as the Japanese technology giant looks to up the ante against Microsoft and Nintendo in the video games market
Budget airline Ryanair plans to sue the European Commission for what it called the EC's "repeated failure" to take action on a number of complaints over state aid for national airlines.
Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Trains has lost out on the new Cross Country rail franchise as rival transport group Arriva clinched the multi-billion pound contract to provide services from Aberdeen to Penzance and Stansted to Cardiff
Royal Bank of Scotland said it had signed a $1.35bn (£650m) deal to move into trading commodities as its stuttering attempt to break up Barclays' planned merger with ABN Amro hit new turbulence
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The European currency hit another high against the dollar, but with fewer exporters reliant on U.S. buyers, it's far from the worst problem
The International Energy Agency has predicted a supply crunch in the world's oil markets that could send prices soaring and place a severe dent in global growth
The French dairy product giant Danone has agreed a €12.3bn takeover of Numico, the Dutch baby food maker behind brands such as Cow and Gate
Sony has slashed the price of its struggling PlayStation 3 console in the US as the Japanese technology giant looks to up the ante against Microsoft and Nintendo in the video games market
Budget airline Ryanair plans to sue the European Commission for what it called the EC's "repeated failure" to take action on a number of complaints over state aid for national airlines.
Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Trains has lost out on the new Cross Country rail franchise as rival transport group Arriva clinched the multi-billion pound contract to provide services from Aberdeen to Penzance and Stansted to Cardiff
Royal Bank of Scotland said it had signed a $1.35bn (£650m) deal to move into trading commodities as its stuttering attempt to break up Barclays' planned merger with ABN Amro hit new turbulence
Marks' spark fizzles out as summer clothes are left on the shelf amid growing fears of high-street slump
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