|  Japan firms rev up Europe strategy / Companies see benefits in tough EU environmental policies, eyeing foothold there
| MADRID--In an effort to catch up with competitors from the United States and Asia, Japanese companies have begun to go on the offensive in the eurozone on the strength of their environmentally focused energy-...
European DNA meat-tracing spreads to US
| US Meat retailers can now trace their wares from the ranch to the refrigerator using DNA analysis. | IdentiGEN, based in Ireland with US offices in Lawrence, Kansas, says its DNA TraceBack technology can boos...
Bulls push oil over US$126
| Oil jumped to a new intraday record of US$126.20 a barrel at the weekend, extending gains to more than 11 per cent since the start of the month on fuel supply concerns and a rush of speculator buying. | "It a...
UBS commits to local operation
| AUSTRALIA'S largest investment banking operation is "absolutely" not for sale and its owner, Switzerland's UBS, will not spin off its global investment bank division despite speculation following $US38 billio...
French autoparts maker Faurecia to open Czech exhaust plant
| Faurecia employees stand behind car front modules. French auto components multinational Faurecia will open a 20 million euro (30.9 million dollar) plant producing exhausts in the eastern Czech town of Karvina...
John Elkann, 32, to become new czar of Italy's Fiat dynasty
| John Elkann attends the Fiat's annual shareholder meeting in April 2007. The Agnelli dynasty will crown the new czar of the Fiat automotive empire on Tuesday when Elkann, scion of the family known as "Italy's...
Deutsche Telekom CEO asks shareholders for patience -
| 40 minutes ago | BERLIN - Deutsche Telekom AG's chief executive is asking shareholders to show patience, pointing to the global credit crisis as a reason for the company's lackluster share price, according to...
Deutsche Telekom CEO asks shareholders for patience
BERLIN (AP) -- Deutsche Telekom AG's chief executive is asking shareholders to show patience, pointing to the global credit crisis as a reason for the company's lackluster share price, according to an interview...
Labour launches Lisbon campaign.
The Labour Party has launched its campaign for a 'yes' vote in next month's Lisbon Treaty referendum. | The launch took place in Dublin today. | The party claimed the treaty will increase people's rights, make ...
Gas prices hit another record high
Gas prices hit another record high | The price for a gallon of gas jumped to $3.707, trumping Friday's record $3.671 a gallon. | | | | RSS Subscribe to Economy feed://rss.cnn.com/rss/money_news_economy.rss Past...
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