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Czech crown rises more than 1 pct from session low

PRAGUE, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The Czech crown rose more than 1 percent from session lows to erase morning losses on Friday and rise on the day, turning around with global markets in illiquid afternoon trade.

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Kroes Goes, Socialist Almunia Arrives as EC's Antitrust Head

Kroes Goes, Socialist Almunia Arrives as EC's Antitrust Head Wall Street Journal (blog) But to US appetites, Almunia might not be any more difficult to stomach than Kroes, who, during her five-year tenure, used the commission's...

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Open Europe : persoverzicht

Open Europe : persoverzicht Politics The Telegraph reports that EU Commission President Jose Barroso, who is currently putting the finishing touches on a complete line up for the Commission posts, is under intense pressure from...

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Fiorentina Striker Adrian Mutu Should Return For Milan Clash - Report (Goal.com)

should be available to coach Cesare Prandelli for his club's fixture against Milan on December 19. The Romanian hitman has been out of action since the 5-2 win over Debrecen in the Champions League. He damaged meniscus in his...

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The Five Most Famous Goal Celebrations of All-Time

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – Soccerlens takes time out to reflect on the most glorious and visceral expression of footballing joy – the goal celebration. The Most Memorable Marco Tardelli – Italy v West Germany, World Cup...

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Analysts warn of emerging-markets fallout on Dubai

U.S. stocks cut early decline in half as investors put Dubai news in perspective Dubai shakes markets worldwide Analysts warn of emerging-markets fallout from Dubai woes , MarketWatch LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Analysts on Friday...

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Analysts warn of emerging markets fallout on Dubai

Analysts warn of emerging markets fallout from Dubai woes , MarketWatch LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Analysts on Friday warned of the potential wider impact of Dubai's financial woes on emerging markets as investors look again at...

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Lawyer: suspected fixing network run in organized crime style

Dusseldorf - The latest match-fixing scheme in European football is run by an organized crime style worldwide network, a German lawyer said on Friday. Burkhard Benecken, who represents a man who was detained recently over the...

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QUANTIFY Study Finds GHG Emissions from Global Transport Could Double Their Net Contribution to...

Transport emissions could double their current relative net contribution to global warming by 2100, according to a new study by researchers at the Oslo-based Centre for International Climate and Environment Research (CICERO) in...

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Eye On Europe: Death of the CHL

The Champions League gives up... Stefan Liv becomes Sweden's Mr. Zero... Finnish ad wars... and Germany gets a new friend. - Well, they say it ain’t over until the fat lady sings Queen’s ‘We are the Champions’ and while she...

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