United Kingdom | Wednesday, 3 December 2008

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141. Global markets bounce back from losses
Volatile investors sent European and Japanese stock prices sharply higher on Thursday, a day after taking steep losses, while some calm returned to currency markets and demand for riskier bonds jumped.
15 Mar 2007
142. Computacenter 2006 profits edge up
Computacenter, the country's biggest seller of computer hardware to businesses, reported a small rise in pre tax profit on Tuesday, in line with market expectations.
13 Mar 2007
143. Wealthy investors brave markets
Wealthy investors faced the recent market turmoil with restraint, private bankers said, with hardly any panic sell offs seen and some millionaires already looking to buy cheap.
12 Mar 2007
144. Small players trump big broadband rivals
Small players in the broadband market are trumping their larger rivals in the customer satisfaction stakes, a study shows.
12 Mar 2007
145. Pinning hopes on U.S. jobs may prove a losing bet
The U.S. economy is not falling out of bed, but neither is it tucked in safely.
12 Mar 2007
146. Cadbury chews into higher U.S. gum share
Cadbury Schweppes, the world's No. 1 confectionery group, on Tuesday said its chewing gum market share in the United States rose to a record 32.7 percent in January as it takes share away from arch rival Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co..
07 Mar 2007
147. Flexible living to bring buy to let boom
The buy to let market will grow by 40 percent within the next decade, as more Britons crave "flexible living", a study shows.
05 Mar 2007
148. Flexible living to bring buy to let boom
The buy to let market will grow by 40 percent within the next decade, as more Britons crave "flexible living", a study shows.
03 Mar 2007
149. FTSE sees deeper shade of red in global slide
The leading share index notched up a third day of losses on Thursday, sinking in choppy trade in the wake of steep falls across world markets, but Royal Bank of Scotland shares shone on earnings.
02 Mar 2007
150. Mortgage approvals up but lending slows
Mortgage lending rose in January by its weakest amount in four months but approvals for new home loans rose, suggesting the housing market is not suffering unduly after three interest rate increases since August.
01 Mar 2007
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