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421. Harrah's extends offer for London Clubs again
Las Vegas-based Harrah's Entertainment , the world's biggest casino operator, extended the offer deadline for London Clubs International a second time, as it seeks to purchase the company for $530 million.
18 Oct 2006
422. Malaysia May Cut Interest Rates in 2007
Malaysia's central bank may cut interest rates next year to boost economic growth amid an expected slowdown and easing inflationary pressure, a leading private think tank said Tuesday.
17 Oct 2006
423. Singapore's Exports Grow at Slower Pace
Singapore's exports grew at a slower-than-expected pace in September, as modest electronics exports weighed against a strong performance from pharmaceuticals, according to official figures Tuesday.
17 Oct 2006
424. HK Exchange Fund foreign assets reaches US$957.7
The Exchange Fund's foreign assets amounted to $957.7 billion in September, up $3.3 billion on August, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said yestoday.
17 Oct 2006
425. Thames Water sold for $15 billion
A group led by Australia's Macquarie Bank Ltd. (MBL.AX) on Monday won a battle to buy Thames Water in a deal that values the UK utility......
17 Oct 2006
426. India's Sensex Hits Record Intraday High
India's benchmark Sensex hit a record intraday high Friday amid investor optimism about the country's growth prospects - an impressive recovery after the market plunged 30 percent in May and June.
13 Oct 2006
427. China Trade Surplus Breaks Annual Record
Nine months into the year, China's trade surplus has already broken the annual record set last year.
12 Oct 2006
428. E.Timor Weighs Ratifying Revenue Treaty
East Timor's parliament will next month consider ratifying a revenue sharing treaty with Australia covering Timor Sea energy resources that would remove one of the stumbling blocks to the development of a major oil and gas project, East Timor's prime minister said Thursday.
12 Oct 2006
429. China economy expected to grow 10.5 pct.
China's economy is likely to grow by 10.5 percent this year and slow only slightly in 2007, state-run newspapers said Wednesday, citing a government think tank......
12 Oct 2006
430. New Zealand Stocks Rise
Merger talks between New Zealand's two largest port companies and a rebound in heavyweight Telecom Corp. helped stocks rise for the first time in five sessions Wednesday.
11 Oct 2006
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