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Quebecor World reorganization plans approved

Bankrupt commercial printer Quebecor World Inc said on Thursday that its U.S. and Canadian plans of reorganization have been approved by a U.S. bankruptcy court and the Quebec Superior Court.

Oil below $67 after bleak U.S. jobs data

Oil traded below $67 a barrel on Friday, adding to a fall of nearly 4 percent the previous day, as unemployment data hardened views economic weakness would sap energy demand further and that last month's rally was overdone.

German EconMin sees in-depth EU probe of Opel deal

A top German government official warned bidders for Opel on Friday to develop a business plan that can meet European Union guidelines on state subsidies because Berlin expects an in-depth anti-trust probe of any deal.

Petro Andina recommends rejection of Pluspetrol bid

Petro Andina, a Canadian-based oil and gas exploration company, said on Friday its board unanimously recommends that its shareholders reject an unsolicited bid by Netherlands-based Pluspetrol Resources Corp.

July 4th Weekend at the Movies: Whats on

July 4th is here, and with that, comes relaxing times near the grill with friends and family while watching fireworks display together. Another way to wind down and enjoy the holiday weekend is to check out a movie.

Oil brokerage PVM names rogue trader behind oil spike

PVM Oil Futures Limited said on Friday Steve Perkins, a senior broker based at the firm's London office, was responsible for unauthorized trades earlier this week which landed the firm with a loss of nearly $10 million.

Clearing key to making derivatives safer: EU

Derivatives pose risks on financial markets that central clearing of contracts would mitigate, the European Commission said on Friday, outlining plans that fall short of more radical U.S. steps.

Global stocks dip as investors cautious on recovery

World stocks fell on Friday after a disappointing U.S. jobs report and a sluggish euro zone services sector survey reinforced expectations that the process of recovery in the global economy would be long and slow.

Regulators close 7 banks

State regulators closed seven banks in on Thursday raising the total number of failed banks to 52 this year.

Rio wraps up rights issue

Global miner Rio Tinto wrapped up one of the world's biggest rights issues on Friday, saying its Australian shareholders had taken up 94.76 percent of their entitlements to the new shares.

Earnings to set tone for stocks in week ahead

With Wall Street stuck in a range since May, the start of second-quarter earnings season next week could prove to be a decisive factor for determining how much faith investors should have in an economic recovery.

Ford sales jump, rest of Canada auto sector slumps

Ford Motor Co of Canada was the number one selling automaker in the country for the first time in 50 years as it posted a 25 percent jump in sales in June over a year earlier, the company said on Thursday.

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