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1. Obama not closing U.S. racial divide
Americans are sharply divided by race ahead of the first presidential election in which a black candidate will represent a major party, a New York Times/CBS News poll showed on Tuesday.
16 Jul 2008
2. ABF Q3 revenue up 24%
Associated British Foods said on Thursday that its group revenue increased 19 per cent in the 40 weeks to 21 June. In the third quarter stretch for the 16 weeks to 21 June total sales were up 24 per cent.
10 Jul 2008
3. FSA says closely monitoring Bradford & Bingley
The chairman of Britain's Financial Services Authority (FSA) said the regulator was closely monitoring Bradford & Bingley, the bank whose shares have slumped on concern about its business plan.
07 Jul 2008
4. Iraq official says U.K. captives alive
Five Britons who were kidnapped in Baghdad more than a year ago are still alive, Iraq's most senior security official told the BBC on Saturday.
22 Jun 2008
5. Barclays may get Japanese investment
Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group may invest about $926 million (470 million pounds) in Barclays, people familiar with the matter said on Friday, as subprime-hit Western lenders increasingly turn to Asia for funding.
19 Jun 2008
6. Darling says UK's financial framework has to adapt
Britain's framework for tackling economic and financial stability will have to change to meet the challenges posed by globalisation, Chancellor Alistair Darling will say this week.
16 Jun 2008
7. FSA takes action against short selling
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) said on Friday that it was taking action against abuse through short selling during rights issues.
13 Jun 2008
8. Video game addicts are not shy nerds
Playing video games for hours on end may be bad for your health, but, according to an Australian study, it doesn't mean you are a lonely nerd and won't damage your social skills.
13 Jun 2008
9. Bank's King says financial crisis not over yet
The financial market crisis is not yet over, Bank of England Governor Mervyn King warned on Tuesday, as he set out his thinking on how to prevent future crises, including the creation of a new liquidity facility.
10 Jun 2008
10. London tops list of global financial centres
London is the most influential financial centre in the world for the second year running, according to MasterCard's second annual survey.
10 Jun 2008
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