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French Warship on Russian Sales Call

A cutting-edge French warship sailed into St. Petersburg to show off its capabilities to potential buyers in the Russian Navy, whose pursuit of an amphibious assault capacity is frightening some neighbors.

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Bank Stocks Decline in Europe

By ISHAQ SIDDIQI European stocks pulled back Tuesday after the previous session's strong gains, as investors tried to gauge the outlook for the global economy. A decline in Asian stocks Tuesday, led by a 3.5% drop in Shanghai...

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Vaccine makers are slow to perfect new techniques

After a lethal bird flu virus emerged in Asia, U.S. officials launched an intense effort to build new defenses against a pandemic, including replacing an antiquated vaccine system, which depends on millions of chicken eggs.

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Heir to Gucci Empire to Double Fashion Bet

Dow Jones Reprints: This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. When he bought Italian fashion house Gucci NV a decade ago, French billionaire François Pinault steered his family's lumber and distribution business...

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EURO BONDS-Telefonica, Intesa Sanpaolo, Vivendi, Anglo American

LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - News, details on corporate bond issues in the European markets on Tuesday: TELEFONICA EMISIONES S.A.U. Issue: plans a sterling-denominated 13-year benchmark bond, guaranteed by Telefonica SA, reported...

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Europe stock futures signal losses after rally

PARIS, Nov 24 (Reuters) - European stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Tuesday, tracking losses in Asia, as investors seen pocketing a chunk of the previous day's sharp gains, while mining shares feel the pinch of...

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Orange and T-Mobile Deal to be Fast-Tracked

Britain's Office of Fair Trade likely won't force the proposed mobile merger in the U.K. to undergo a competition review, speeding its approval by six months Orange and T-Mobile, the UK mobile phone companies, are likely to see...

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Climate change fears spark ‘new nuclear age’

Even some green groups now see power source as ‘part of the answer’ Three energy firms are in the running for a $27.8 billion expansion of the Temelin power plant in the Czech Republic. April 30, 1986: With little information...

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Norway opens world's first osmotic power plant

By Wojciech Moskwa TOFTE, Norway (Reuters) - Norway opened on Tuesday the world's first osmotic power plant, which produces emissions-free electricity by mixing fresh water and sea water through a special membrane. State-owned...

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Amazon forest schemes await strong climate pact

By Stuart Grudgings BOA FRENTE, Brazil (Reuters) - Strangers have been fishing in his village's lake and Quadro is on a two-hour ride to recruit help from the nearest police post in Brazil's vast Amazon forest. His tiny...

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