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FTSE higher after Cairn flotation plans
FT.com - London equities moved higher in opening trade on Wednesday as investors gave a warm reaction to Cairn Energy's plans to float its Indian business.
Weak US data put pressure on FTSE
FT.com - London equities markets moved lower on Thursday, in line with falls on Wall Street indices overnight as news of faltering growth in the US manufacturing sector damped sentiment.
FTSE flat as BA shares fall
FT.com - London equities markets were little changed on Friday, with losses for British Airways and limiting gains generated by BSkyB after it reported strong subscriber growth in the first quarter.
EU should switch tack with Turkey: Dervis
AFP - The architect of Turkey's recent economic recovery told the European Union to change the way it talks to the country or risk destroying the relationship, in an interview.
European stocks rise earnings impress
FT.com - European equities markets were lifted on Monday as investors welcomed upbeat earnings news and a further session of oil prices remaining below $60 a barrel.
Toyota's quarterly profit rises 34 pct.
AP - Toyota Motor Corp. said Tuesday its group net profit surged 34 in the July-September quarter, boosted by strong sales in the North American and European markets.
FTSE lower as ex-divis weigh
FT.com - London equities fell back from five-year highs in opening trade on Wednesday, hampered by stocks trading ex-dividend and weakness in the mining sector.
FTSE inches higher as utilities rally
FT.com - London equities markets inched higher in opening trade on Thursday, with strong gains for electricity generators after Iberdrola of Spain confirmed its interest in bidding for Scottish Power.
Mandelson urges China to address climate change problem
AFP - European Union trade chief Peter Mandelson has urged China to address the urgent issue of climate change and reduction of green house gases while pursuing stellar economic growth.
FTSE ticks higher amid M&A hopes
FT.com - London stocks moved higher on Monday as fresh M&A activity countered losses in the mining sector.
FTSE higher as Vodafone revenue shines
FT.com - London equities made gains in opening trade on Tuesday, as news of robust interim revenue growth at Vodafone received a warm reception.
Vodafone upgrades boost FTSE
FT.com - London equities made good gains on Wednesday as analysts revised forecasts for Vodafone.
EU presidency tries to break Polish deadlock in talks with Russia
AFP - European Union president Finland has stepped up efforts to settle a trade row between Poland and Russia which has logjammed the launch of talks on a crucial EU economic and energy pact with Moscow.
Media stocks drag FTSE into the red
FT.com - London equities were lower in opening trade on Monday as falling media stocks outweighed news of a long-awaited bid for the London Stock Exchange.
FTSE higher as ICI shares rally
FT.com - London equities had a positive start to trade on Wednesday following the steady sessions in the US and Asia overnight, and as ICI shares leapt on disposal news.
E.ON faces fine for allegedly breaking into EU room: report
AFP - German energy group E.ON faces possible fines of hundreds of millions of euros (dollars) for allegedly breaking into a room sealed by European Union investigators, the Financial Times reported.
Bourses fall as soaring euro hits exporters
FT.com - European stocks fell on Friday, after exporters were hit as the euro soared to its highest level this year against the dollar, while thin trading conditions exacerbated the losses.
EU nations discuss alcohol duties
AFP - The thorny issue of harmonising national fiscal policies, notably on alcohol duties, is set to dominate meetings of EU finance ministers here this week.
FTSE flat as BAE weighs on sentiment
FT.com - London equities were little changed in early trade on Monday as gains in the housebuiling sector were outweighed by concerns over BAE's Saudi Eurofighter contract.
Europe ministers to focus on alcohol tax
AP - European finance ministers are meeting Tuesday, with talks focusing on the thorny issue of alcohol taxes.
European shares climb in early deals
AFP - European stocks have made solid gains in morning deals after a rebound on Wall Street overnight.
View from the Top: Maurice Lévy, CEO of Publicis
FT.com - Financial Times: Mr Lévy, thank you very much. One of the big stories at the moment is the weakening dollar, the very strong euro and the resurgence of the European economy. I wonder if you could talk to us about what you see happening in Europe right now.l
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