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101. Royal Mail loses government contract
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has awarded UK Mail, the postal arm of Business Post, a 12 million pound contract in a blow for Royal Mail, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
08 Jan 2007
102. Germany's Merkel sees Doha window closing fast
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said after talks with U.S. President George W. Bush on Thursday that a "window of opportunity" for reaching a world trade agreement was closing fast.
05 Jan 2007
103. SkyePharma set to sell injectable business
Drug delivery company SkyePharma said on Wednesday it was set to sell its injectable business after exclusive talks with a potential buyer.
27 Dec 2006
104. Boeing overtakes Airbus in 2006
Boeing Co. sold more aircraft in 2006 than rival Airbus for the first time in five years, the Financial Times Deutschland reported on Tuesday.
27 Dec 2006
105. UBM says trading in line with expectations
United Business Media said on Friday that its overall trading performance for the second half of 2006 was in line with expectations.
15 Dec 2006
106. Misys says health unit problems continue
Health and insurance software firm Misys said on Friday that problems had continued at its healthcare division while its banking business had made progress in the first half of the year.
15 Dec 2006
107. BT Launches BT Fusion for Wi Fi Business
BT today announced the launch of BT Fusion Wi Fi for business, to bring together the benefits of fixed and mobile convergence on one mobile device.
14 Dec 2006
108. Tesco Acquires Malaysian Makro
Tesco announced today that it had acquired the Makro business in Malaysia. The deal is subject to regulatory approval and will result in the eight Makro Cash & Carry stores and operations transferred to Tesco for an undisclosed amount.
06 Dec 2006
109. Vodafone sees faster turnaround in Turkey
Mobile phone giant Vodafone Group Plc said on Wednesday it hoped to turn around its Turkish business faster than previously forecast.
06 Dec 2006
110. Astron and IBM team up on astronomy telescope
Astronomy research organization Astron on Wednesday said it was teaming up with International Business Machines Corp., the world's largest technology services group, to design chips to be used as part of Astron's project to build a radio astronomy telescope to look at evolving galaxies.
06 Dec 2006
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