United Kingdom | Wednesday, 3 December 2008

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71. U.S. mortgage lenders to pump 100 bln pounds into markets
Two U.S. home financing heavyweights won government approval on Wednesday to pump $200 billion more into troubled U.S. mortgage markets, the latest step to stabilize credit markets and avert a deep recession.
17 Mar 2008
72. Regulator unveils mobile phone sales crackdown
Britain's communications industry regulator said on Monday it would crack down on misleading sales practices in the mobile phone market, after a voluntary code failed to bring operators to heel.
17 Mar 2008
73. Housing market measures offer little respite
Chancellor Alistair Darling has unveiled measures designed to help those struggling to get onto the housing ladder and hard-pressed mortgage holders.
13 Mar 2008
74. Morrison's revenues and profits rise
WM Morrison Supermarkets met analyst expectations with a 6 percent rise in full year revenues to 13 billion pounds and raised its dividend payment by 20 percent.
13 Mar 2008
75. Rio Tinto eyes more spot market iron ore sales
World No. 2 iron ore miner Rio Tinto said on Wednesday it may sell more ore in spot markets, where returns still exceed long-term contract prices despite a big rise in the price some steel mills are preparing to pay.
12 Mar 2008
76. Housing market measure worst since 1990
Surveyors are recording falling housing prices by the worst margin since the market crashed in 1990, the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors said on Tuesday.
11 Mar 2008
77. Thomas Cook targets emerging markets
Travel firm Thomas Cook said on Friday it was spending up to 249 million euros (190 million pounds) on acquisitions in India and the Middle East as part of a drive to expand in fast-growing emerging markets.
04 Mar 2008
78. Lego wants to build business with girls
Nine-year-old Ida Fraende, who likes to play with Lego bricks, is not so unusual in Scandinavia but globally speaking she is not typical: Jorgen V. Knudstorp hopes to change that.
04 Mar 2008
79. Popular funds mauled in stock market downturn
Thousands of investors in some of Britain's biggest and most popular funds have been hit worst by the stock market downturn, data shows.
04 Mar 2008
80. Close Brothers profit drop in "challenging" market
Close Brothers, the merchant Bank has reported a drop in profits in the first half of 2008, and has described market conditions as "challenging".
03 Mar 2008
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