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Global Radio to buy GCap

On Monday Global Radio announced that it would be buying GCap Media for the sum of £375 million, at 225 pence per share.

S&N shareholders support takeover

Brewer Scottish & Newcastle (S&N) has said that its shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of a £10 billion takeover big from a consortium of Carlsberg and Heineken. The vote was taken at an extraordinary general meeting on Monday.

U.S. Stocks Gain, Merck Shares Tumble

U.S. stock indexes rose for the first time in four days on Monday, despite big losses for pharmaceutical giant Merck, while lower oil prices improved business activity and a Treasury plan was announced to boost the economy against growing credit losses.

Dubai to host Gold Conference

Commodity OnlineDUBAI: Dubai, the Asian hub for major trading in gold, is gearing up to host sixth annual Dubai City of Gold Conference. The conference will take place between April 12th and 13th at the Park Hyatt, Dubai.

Scheme to support mega watt solar power projects

Commodity Online NEW DELHI: The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has announced a demonstration programme to support mega watt size grid interactive solar power generation projects, up to a maximum capacity of 50 MW, in the country.

Govt Cairn hold talks on pipeline project

Commodity Online MUMBAI: The global independent oil exploration and extraction company, Cairn Energy said its Indian unit and the government is currently holding talks on financing of a major pipeline project.

Japan oil imports touch 127.18 mpb in Feb

Commodity Online TOKYO: Japan s Natural Resources and Energy Agency on Monday said country s crude oil imports in February rose 8.2% from a year before to 127.18 million barrels.

Oil giants eyeing offshore Bangladesh blocks

Commodity Online. DHAKA: Bangladesh s national oil, gas and mineral exploration company, Petrobangla on Sunday announced its decision to offer 28 blocks for offshore exploration rights.

More drilling and less oil

By Chris GilpinSince 2000, oil companies working in the U.S. have doubled the number of wells drilled per year with a glaring lack of results.

Game for a Laugh?

By Adrian AshEvery time the bankers cock up, your money steps in thanks to government bail outs to patch up the losses.

The decay in global money system

By Julian D W PhillipsFirst the Gold Market and silver prices began to tumble, followed by a recovery in the Dollar, all of which happened in an almost straight line. Markets don t do that to the extent seen last week

Peak Oil: World will never produce too more oil

By Edward Tapamor Peak oil is a reality. It may take a generation for al the effects to be played out but they will be played out. They will never be solved by current economic thinking, because it was current economic thinking that caused it.

Icahn Shakes Up Motorola

Following a two-month review of its business model, Motorola Inc announced plans this week to spin off its struggling mobile phone business to create two separate publicly traded companies in 2009.

Barry Diller Wins as Court Approves Plan to Split IAC

IAC/InterActiveCorp. Chairman Barry Diller won a big victory in his bitter legal dispute with Liberty Media Corp. Chairman John Malone, as a Delaware court ruled Mr. Diller can proceed with efforts to spin off four of IAC's largest units into multiple companies.

Will dollar go down even more?

By Bill Bonner Europe's esperanto money has risen to $1.55. In terms of what a Dollar will buy in the United States, a Dollar is down around 25% so far this century

Dollar Slips on Consumer Reports

The dollar fell slightly against the euro on Thursday after a report showed consumer spending in February rose at its slowest pace in a year.

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