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| Série Especial para o Governo Brasileiro |
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| Governo avalia contratar médicos estrangeiros para regiões distantes | Indústria brasileira de roupas sofre com concorrência asiática |  | |||||||||||
| Falha num motor obriga a aterragem de urgência no aeroporto de Heathrow A Alemanha que se virou contra o euro Lagarde pode ser formalmente acusada de desvio de fundos públicos diretora-geral do FMI está a ser ouvida pelo Tribunal de Justiça em Paris pelo segundo… Presidência francesa do FMI: socialistas e conservadores revezam-se em casos complicados Rússia diz que regime sírio está disposta a participar em conferência por paz A diplomacia russa afirma que o regime sírio aceita, em princípio, participar numa conferência de paz que deve ocorrer em Genebra, em Junho. O encontro terá o "patrocínio" da… | Distúrbios em Estocolmo incendeia debate sobre integração de imigrantes na Suécia Quinta noite consecutiva de distúrbios nos subúrbios de Estocolmo. Carros incendiados, mais… Prosseguem investigações sobre assassinato de Rigby As investigações continuam em Londres sobre o assassinato do soldado britânico, Lee Rigby… Belmokhtar terá estado envolvido no duplo atentado no Níger Obama interrompido por uma ativista |  | |||||||||||
| Campos diz estar 'tranquilo e sereno' para debater disputa | Para Barroso, Supremo condenou modelo de política de Lula e FHC |  | |||||||||||
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O pré-sal vai ser explorado; o Orçamento, cortado; o emprego é mantido
Grandes filas se formam em posto que vendeu gasolina sem impostos Entre os assalariados, 82,9% não tinham nível superior e ganhavam, em média, R$ 1.294,70; os que cursaram 3º grau, recebiam R$ 4.135,06 | Baixo crescimento faz expansão do crédito desacelerar no Brasil Mudança fez plantadores de lúpulo, principal responsável pelo amargor, reduzirem área de cultivo Cerveja artesanal aumenta demanda por variedades especiais de lúpulo |  | |||||||||||
| Entrevista: Beto Albuquerque 'Para enfraquecer Campos, governo constrange o PSB' Líder da bancada do PSB afirma que governo federal tem represado a liberação de recursos para governadores e prefeitos do partido 2014: Campos critica precipitação do debate Radar Barroso terá de abandonar seu estoque de processos no STF STF: Novo ministro vai relatar valerioduto mineiro Reinaldo Azevedo: Resposta aos 'conservadores' | São Paulo Briga entre vizinhos deixa três mortos em condomínio de SP Reinaldo Azevedo Se briga entre PT e PMDB fosse para valer, país sairia ganhando Estados Unidos |  | |||||||||||
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Dilma escolhe Luís Roberto Barroso como ministro do STF; | Vocês têm de ver este vídeo em que um jovem de 16 anos silencia a Marilena Chaui de Portugal;
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| Japan stocks rebound after big plunge U.S. stocks claw back from steep losses |
| 4 federal agencies to shut Friday The iPad is getting a major upgrade Ashton Kutcher: 'Media @&$#%! Twitter up' | | ||||||||||
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| Rafsanjani critical of "incompetent" and "ignorant" leadership in Iran Hezbollah suffers heavy losses in Syrian conflict: 104 killed according to watchdog Eight Saudis convicted for aiding Al Qaeda Fierce sectarian clashes in Lebanon leave 2 dead, 26 wounded |
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Sensex tanks 388 pts on global slide TNN | The slide in the domestic market was also fuelled by fears that a global slide can prompt foreign investors to pull money out of India. P Chidambaram tries to calm markets TNN | Amid falling share prices and weakening rupee, finance minister P Chidambaram on Thursday got into action to calm frayed nerves in the markets. Rupee touches over 8-month low of 56.01 TNN | The sharp drop took the market completely by surprise . Dealers said that they had been expecting a correction in the rupee after yesterday's fall as there were no major concerns on the external front. | | MORE BUSINESS NEWS | | ||||||||||
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Wall St defies global panic CHRIS DIETERICH AND DANIEL INMANUS stocks shook off a steep global sell-off that began with a 7.3pc plunge in Japan's stockmarket. Packer folds Echo, raises casino stakes JOHN DURIE AND ANDREW WHITEBILLIONAIRE James Packer has ramped up pressure on rival Echo Entertainment, dumping his $264 million stake. NBN loss hammers Service Stream MITCHELL BINGEMANNTHE fallout from losing a key contract to build the National Broadband Network has continued to damage Service Stream. Seven kicks goal with soccer win | DARREN DAVIDSONSEVEN West Media has netted the domestic broadcast rights for two star-studded soccer matches featuring ManU and Liverpool. Hardie to build on US housing recovery BRIDGET CARTERJAMES Hardie's annual net profit sank 92 per cent to $US45.5 million for the year to March. BHP's project pipeline in doubt BARRY FITZGERALDFRESH doubt has been cast over BHP Billiton proceeding with the last remaining mineral expansion projects in its pipeline. Ability to pay key to FMG's case SARAH JANE TASKERFORTESCUE is likely to focus on Brockman Mining's ability to fund infrastructure in its case against allowing the junior rail access. VB back on top as SABMiller surges | | |||||||||||
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| Malaysia leads the way in Basel III debt Malaysia is poised to host Asia's first public issue of loss-absorbing bank debt, so-called bail-in bonds, since the region began the transition to Basel III standards earlier this year. Markets face rough summer ride as Fed pullback feared NEW YORK: For the past few months, the Federal Reserve has been squarely in the financial markets' corner, thanks to its massive dollops of monetary stimulus. But signs that the central bank is discussing reducing that support by purchasing fewer bonds mean that trading is likely to get bumpier in coming months. Wall Street sags, HP hits 52-week high NEW YORK: Stocks slipped on Thursday but finished sharply off their session lows as a rally in Hewlett-Packard's shares offset worries about weak Chinese manufacturing data and the prospects of the Federal Reserve reducing its monetary stimulus. Commodities trader sues BP, Shell others for alleged oil price fixing NEW YORK: A commodities trader filed suit against BP Plc, Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Statoil in a U.S. federal court, accusing the companies of colluding to fix prices in North Sea Brent crude oil. Billionaire Icahn seeks up to US$7bil for Dell bid NEW YORK: Activist investor Carl Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management Inc have initiated talks with banks and asset managers to line up commitments for as much as $7 billion in bridge loans to back their leveraged recapitalization proposal for Dell Inc, banking sources told Thomson Reuters LPC on Thursday. Google faces new federal antitrust probe WASHINGTON: U.S. regulators are in the early stages of an antitrust probe into whether Google Inc, the top player in web display advertising, breaks antitrust law in how it handles some ad sales, a source told Reuters on Thursday. Goldman Sachs unveils checks on conflicts in bid to fix tarnished image SALT LAKE City: After dozens of meetings with executives and regulators, 100,000 hours of employee training and an immeasurable amount of public grief, Goldman Sachs Group Inc's Lloyd Blankfein claimed success in putting the bank and his legacy as CEO back on track. |
| Air Asia's Tony Fernandes to ‘fire up’ investors Tan Sri Tony Fernandes seems to be in a fiery mood these days. Maybank bullish on growth, to expand regionally under new leadership KUALA LUMPUR: Malayan Banking Bhd’s (Maybank) regionalisation plans are likely to be continued under its new leadership, with Thailand already earmarked as a potential new market, given the right circumstances. Khazanah appoints Nor Mohamed deputy chairman PETALING JAYA: Khazanah Nasional Bhd has announced the appointment of Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop as its deputy chairman effective June 3, 2013. Lafarge Malayan Cement to finalise next expansion plans by August PETALING JAYA: Lafarge Malayan Cement Bhd expects to finalise its next phase of expansion plans by August, with a focus on the domestic market in tandem with the continued roll-out of construction projects under the 10th Malaysia Plan and the Economic Transformation Programme. Daibochi expanding exports to S-E Asia and Australia MALACCA: Daibochi Plastic and Packaging Industry Bhd, a leading flexible packaging provider based here, plans to expand its overseas markets further, targeting South-East Asian countries and Australia. TDM to expand plantation and hospital ops PETALING JAYA: TDM Bhd is aiming to increase its plantation size by nearly 30,000ha to 70,000ha and also triple its hospital operations by 2018. |
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| African stock markets see gains The barrage of hourly tweets sent out by Aly-Khan Satchu — East Africa’s version of CNBC’s “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer — cheers on what Satchu says is a growing sentiment among investors: If you’re not investing in Africa, you should be. Or as he loudly proclaims on his Twitter ... Nikkei dives 7%, ends below 14,500 Tokyo's Nikkei stock index falls more than 7 percent to end below 14,500 as selling triggered by weak Chinese data ... Fed bankers grapple with timing of exit strategy The Federal Reserve is torn over when to slow its aggressive efforts to stimulate the economy. Its uncertainty burst into ... JGB yields hit 1% first time in year Japanese government bonds fell Thursday, with 10-year rates touching 1 percent for the first time in a year, on speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve will curb stimulus and the Bank of Japan will tolerate an increase in yields. Japan’s five-year note rate matched the ... Nissan to recall 841,000 cars over steering glitch Japan’s number two carmaker, Nissan, said Thursday it would recall some 841,000 compacts worldwide due to a steering wheel problem. The recall will cover the Micra, known as the March in some markets, and Cube models produced in Japan and Britain between 2002 and ... EU summit ends banking secrecy European leaders on Wednesday targeted a yearend deadline to do away with banking secrecy, hoping to recoup €1 trillion in lost tax each year to help beat recession and unemployment. However, British Prime Minister and current Group of Eight chair David Cameron, backed by ... Domestic brewers racing to boost high-end beer sales The nation’s main breweries are trying to raise sales of premium beer over cheap quasi-beer as consumer sentiment improves with the stock market upturn. Premium beer has been locked in a battle with cheaper “third-segment” beers known for their low to no malt content. ... 2% inflation target out of reach, think tanks say Think tanks agree it will be difficult for the Bank of Japan to attain its 2 percent inflation target in about two years, with the nation’s economic growth seen slowing down markedly in fiscal 2014 after the planned consumption tax hike. The average estimate ... |
| ANA to resume 787 flights earlier than expected All Nippon Airways Co. will resume flights of the troubled 787 Dreamliner this month, slightly earlier than scheduled, sources said Thursday. ANA, which initially wanted the advanced Boeing Co. plane to return to action on June 1, is planning to use it for provisional ... U.S. stocks fall on stimulus cut news The Federal Reserve took financial markets for a ride Wednesday, pushing U.S. stock prices up in the morning then sending them down in afternoon. Prices surged on testimony by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke that suggested the central bank would not end its massive economic ... Corporate tax breaks floated to aid growth Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Toshimitsu Motegi on Wednesday proposed measures including corporate tax breaks to exploit new markets in a bid to bolster private investment and escape from chronic deflation, according to government officials. During a meeting of the industrial competitiveness council that ... Betting slips are a business expense, win or lose: court In a landmark decision, the Osaka District Court ruled Thursday that betting slips for horse races can be counted as a business expense, a finding that could alter rulings on other tax evasion cases related to gambling. The decision was handed down in the ... Nikkei tumbles on flurry of futures-led selling The Nikkei 225 average tumbled more than 7 percent in hectic trading Thursday — its biggest daily percentage loss in more than two years — due to a flurry of futures-led selling. The Nikkei lost 1,143.28 points, or 7.32 percent, to finish at 14,483.98. ... Restaurateur learns hard way Web reviews can make or break It was the customer service disaster heard around the Internet. A restaurateur in Arizona, fed up after years of negative online reviews and an embarrassing appearance on a reality television show, allegedly posted a social media rant laced with salty language and angry, uppercase ... Softbank reportedly offers to give U.S. government a say over Sprint board Softbank is offering to give the U.S. government an unusual degree of influence over the operations of Sprint Nextel amid security concerns raised by the proposed cross-border takeover, The Wall Street Journal reported online. “Tokyo-based Softbank has agreed to give the (U.S.) federal government ... | | ||||||||||
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| Galaxy S4 Smashes Speed Record for 10 Million Sales Demand for the Galaxy S4 has been high enough to set a new sales record for Samsung Electronics, with 10 million handsets sold in the shortest period of time. The tech giant...May 24, 2013 08:57 Samsung Invests W53 Billion in Rival Pantech Samsung Electronics is investing W53 billion in Pantech, providing desperately needed cash for the rival handset maker (US$1=W1,115). Pantech on Wednesday said its board of...May 23, 2013 11:43 Business Bigwigs Accused of Tax-Haven Dodge Prominent businessmen and their families are suspected of setting up paper companies overseas to dodge taxes at home. They include Lee Soo-young, the owner of polysilicon...May 23, 2013 10:48 | Korea, Russia to Resume FTA TalksMay 22, 2013 Foreign Cars Boom in 2nd-Hand marketMay 21, 2013 Building Firms Make Huge Losses in Q1May 21, 2013 Galaxy S4 Picked as Top Smartphone by U.S. MagazineMay 21, 2013 Businesses Urge Gov't to Approve Visit to KaesongMay 21, 2013 | | |||||||||||
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