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Weak US job figures hit markets

Stock markets fall following news that the US economy added considerably fewer jobs than had been expected in May.

1 day ago

GM to cut pension burden by $26bn

US car giant General Motors announces plans to reduce its pension obligations by $26bn by offering thousands of retiring workers lump-sum payments.

1 day ago

Irish vote backs EU fiscal pact

Voters in the Republic of Ireland back the EU fiscal pact in a referendum, with results showing 60% cast ballots in favour.

1 day ago

Google to charge online retailers

Google will start charging companies for listing products in the shopping section. From autumn only retailers who have paid will appear.

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Morning business round-up

Our daily morning business round-up looks at the main stories in Europe and Asia.

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Festival boss apologises for flop

The organiser of a charity music festival which flopped last month apologises for leaving creditors out of pocket.

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BP to pursue sale of TNK-BP stake

BP plans to divorce its Russian oligarch partners by selling its stake in the massively lucrative TNK-BP joint venture.

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Eurozone unemployment rate at 11%

Unemployment in the eurozone was 11% in April, unchanged from March, but still the highest since the bloc was formed, official figures show.

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Spains manufacturing woes deepen

The rate of contraction in Spains manufacturing sector was worse than that of Greece in May, an influential business survey suggests.

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UK manufacturing sector shrinks

The UKs manufacturing sector contracted at its fastest pace for three years in May, according to a closely-watched survey.

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China factory activity weakens

Activity in Chinas biggest and mainly state-owned factories hits the lowest point this year due to weak domestic demand.

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UK economy to grow 0.1% in 2012

The British Chambers of Commerce slashes its forecast for economic growth this year, to just 0.1%, and calls for more action to help businesses.

2 days ago

Spain denies IMF bailout rumours

Spains economy minister dismisses talk of it seeking a bailout from the International Monetary Fund as "senseless".

2 days ago

Ireland votes on EU fiscal pact

People in the Republic of Ireland vote in the eurozones only referendum on the EU fiscal pact, which limits budget deficits.

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Hammersmith Apollo sold by HMV

Entertainment venue Hammersmith Apollo which has held concerts by bands from The Beatles to Queen, is sold by its owner HMV.

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Xstrata boss offered £29m to stay

The head of Anglo-Swiss mining firm Xstrata is offered almost £29m to stay on as boss once its merger with Glencore is completed.

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US GDP growth slower than thought

The US economy grew at an annualised pace of 1.9% in the first three months of this year, weaker than the 2.2% first thought.

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Logica agrees to be bought by CGI

Computer services company Logica agrees to be bought by Canadian rival CGI Group for £1.7bn.

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Fall in Halfords annual profits

Shares in Halfords fall 10% after it reports a 27% fall in profits and says recent trading has been "very disappointing".

2 days ago

Morning business round-up

Our daily morning business round-up looks at the main stories in Europe and Asia.

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India’s growth rate slows to 5.3%

The Indian economy records its worst performance since 2003 on the back of a widening trade gap and poor investment.

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Blow to Patagonian dam project

One of the two companies planning to build the giant HidroAysen dam in Patagonia has frozen the project, citing lack of government backing.

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Chevrolet to sponsor Man United

General Motors signs a deal with Manchester United that will see the carmakers Chevrolet brand become the football clubs car sponsor.

2 days ago

Big rise in losses at Thomas Cook

Thomas Cook sees its half-year losses increase sharply after a "difficult" six months, but says it is taking "decisive action" to improve its position.

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Japan output weaker than expected

Japans factory output is weaker than expected in April because of slower demand for electronics goods, according to official figures.

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Graff delays $1bn HK share sale

Graff Diamonds halts its $1bn (£646m) Hong Kong share sale, set to be Asias biggest in 2012, citing tough market conditions.

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Premier League wages at new highs

The proportion of income that top flight football clubs in England are spending on wages has hit a new high, says Deloitte.

3 days ago

Telefonica plans German unit sale

Telefonica announces a plan to sell shares in its German unit on the stock market in a effort to reduce its debt burden.

3 days ago

Markets unsettled by Spain fears

Fears over Spains finances have sparked losses for stock markets and a move into safe haven investments.

3 days ago

Eurozone bank bailouts proposed

The European Commission suggests that banks should be bailed out directly, and proposes a eurozone-wide banking union and deposit protection scheme.

3 days ago

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