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AP - China has agreed to loosen controls on financial news providers in an out-of-court settlement of a dispute with the United State, the European Union and Canada.
Comments Off AP - Europe's stock markets were mixed Thursday ahead of an expected muted open on Wall Street, as downbeat U.S. corporate news kept investors wary of buying heavily sold-off shares.
Comments Off AP - Inflation in Ireland has fallen to a two-year low of 4.0 percent as falling demand during the country's economic downturn drives down the prices of many goods, the government Central Statistics Office reported Thursday.
Comments Off AP - The euro and the pound fell on Thursday as new data showed Europe, the U.S. and Japan sliding into recession and as markets digested a change of direction in the U.S. financial bailout plan.
Comments Off AP - Industrial conglomerate Siemens AG on Thursday reported a net loss of 2.4 billion euros ($3 billion) for its fiscal fourth quarter, weighed down by large one-time charges that included money set aside for costs related to a bribery investigation.
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