The possible break-up of NTT delayed till 2010
Jun. 27, 2006

The possible break-up of NTT, Japan’s dominant telecoms company, has been kicked into the long grass with the government poised to announce that it will not even begin discussion of the idea until 2010.

The war of influence starts - US will press China to reform and open up its domestic financial system : new US Treasury Secretary
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Hank Paulson, the former chief executive of Goldman Sachs nominated by President George W Bush to be the new US Treasury Secretary, set the stage for a possible shift in US China policy at his Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
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A consortium of private equity groups has agreed to buy Univision
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consortium of private equity groups has agreed to buy Univision, the US Spanish-language broadcasting company, for $12.3bn in cash, in a buy-out structured with an aggressive financing package.
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Johnson & Johnson said Monday it is buying Pfizer Inc.'s consumer health care unit for $16.6 billion
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Johnson & Johnson said Monday it is buying Pfizer Inc.'s consumer health care unit for $16.6 billion in a nearly all-cash deal that strongly boosts J&J's smallest division.
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Central banks will have to move faster to raise interest rates because global inflationary pressures are rising
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...the economy remains vulnerable to a bang of market turbulence
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New sources of ethanol are required to meet the U.S. demand for energy - Corn is not the answer: Chevron CEO
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Fifteen percent of the corn crop today goes into fuel, but it's only 2 percent of the fuel
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Berkshire Hathaway fortune, worth well over $40 billion going to Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
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Within months, he said, he would begin to give away his Berkshire Hathaway fortune, worth well over $40 billion. Most of it is going to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, he said.
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Oil prices rose this week, while metal prices fell
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Oil rises on Norwegian strike fears
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Lakshmi Mittal, the billionaire Indian steel tycoon considers raising Arcelor bid
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Lakshmi Mittal, the billionaire Indian steel tycoon, was Wednesday night weighing up whether to increase his company's €25.8bn ($32.7bn) offer for Arcelor...
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Yoshiaki Murakami, the Japanese corporate raider, was on Friday indicted on charges of insider trading
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Yoshiaki Murakami, the Japanese corporate raider, was on Friday indicted on charges of insider trading after he admitted in public to breaking the law inadvertently.
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