Archive for November 23rd, 2011
Thomas Cook shares drop, but bounce back a bit this morning
British tour operator Thomas Cook is struggling for survival after the number of bookings had fallen and fears the company are having difficultly repaying bank loans of £1billion. Yesterday shares in the German-owned company slumped by 75 per cent …
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UK retail sales in April down due to rising prices and poor weather
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Telecom Italia considers divesting mobile phone unit — report
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Tobacco group Philip Morris to take full control of Mexican arm in $700m deal
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Oil group Cheveron close to selling Egyptian and Pakistani units — report
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Mexico’s America Movil agrees to acquire Star Wireless Group
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