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Meteor showers in Russia injure 1,200
16 Feb 2013
According to Russia’s national space agency Ruscosmos, the object that caused the damage had been a single meteorite moving at a speed of 30 km per second, which burned up as it approached the earth and disintegrated into smaller pieces
Eurozone economy slides deeper into recession
15 Feb 2013
UK workers earning same as 10 years ago: report
14 Feb 2013
EU approves French government loan guarantees for Peugeot
12 Feb 2013
The European Union has given its temporary approval for French government’s €1.2-billion loan guarantees ($1.6 billion) for auto giant PSA Peugeot Citroën’s struggling financial arm, Banque PSA Finance
Bullish on US recovery this year: Mukesh Ambani
11 Feb 2013
We will see the beginning of a recovery, particularly in the US, says Mukesh Ambani, chairman, Reliance Industries, in an interview with Fareed Zakaria
US energy initiatives will aid global recovery: Mukesh Ambani
11 Feb 2013
RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani is bullish on both India and the US, saying that the US will lead global economic recovery due to a fundamental transformation of the energy scene
US trade deficit narrows in December
09 Feb 2013
EU budget cut for the first time
08 Feb 2013
UK industrial output climbs 1.1% in December
08 Feb 2013
Boom in UK self-employment among 50+
07 Feb 2013
UK services sector back on growth track
06 Feb 2013
Rating agencies under cloud as US sues S&P
06 Feb 2013
Rating agency Standard & Poor’s has been accused by the US justice department of defrauding investors in mortgage-related securities of at least $5 billion by issuing inflated ratings to win hundreds of millions of dollars in fees
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