ESL Business News: April 23, 2007
British pound costs 2 US dollars; Chávez and Lula disagree over ethanol; big Blackberry service disruption; Sallie Mae sells themselves; problems at Yahoo.
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ESL Business news taking a vacation--maybe a long one.
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ESL Business News: May 07, 2007
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Hugo Chávez nationalizes more oil fields for May Day; Chinese make pet food poisoning arrest; Rupert Murdoch wants the Wall St. Journal; Thomson Corporation wants Reuters; US Supreme Court makes influential patent decision.
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ESL Business News: April 30, 2007
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British banks compete for ABN AMRO; Toyota becomes world's biggest auto seller; AstraZeneca wants MedImmune; Siemens in bigger trouble; Cadbury prosecuted for selling poisoned chocolate.
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ESL Business News: April 23, 2007
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British pound costs 2 US dollars; Chávez and Lula disagree over ethanol; big Blackberry service disruption; Sallie Mae sells themselves; problems at Yahoo.
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ESL Business News: April 16, 2007
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Japan and China friendlier; US and China less friendly; World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz in trouble; Nestle buys baby food company; Google buys online ad firm.
