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In its historic position beside the Chao Phraya River, The Oriental, since last year named the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, has always had the air of one of the great ocean liners of the years between the World Wars, when transcontinental travel was the height of glamour and exclusivity.
NIEUWEGEIN, the Netherlands, July 10 /PRNewswire/ -- - Low operating results in 1st half year: EUR 4 million (1st half 2008: EUR 13 million) - 1st half-year revenue up: EUR 601 million (1st half 2008: EUR 575 million) - Order book up in 1st half year: EUR 1.9 billion (end 2008: EUR 1.7 billion) - Net result for 1st half year: break even (1st half year 2008: EUR 7 million) - 2009 results forecast ...
Low operating results in 1st half year: EUR 4 million (1st half 2008:
Stevedore and logistics group NZL has presented its plans to compete in container handling to Port of Tauranga, a move that the port has resisted as the two companies argue over whether NZL has historic rights.
An investor who takes a chance on the brand new Motley Fool Independence Fund before it proves that it can deliver on the big talk of its founders would be making the Stupid Investment of the Week.
The following stocks may be active on the New Zealand exchange after developments since the close of trading yesterday. Themes of the day: Leaders of the Group of Eight nations avoided a clash with their counterparts in major emerging economies over the suggestion to reduce the dominance of the greenback as the world’s reserve currency.
Almost four months after it was first announced, the Treasury Department late Wednesday rolled out a scaled-back version of its long-awaited plan to purchase jointly with the private sector bad mortgage-based assets plaguing the nation's banks.
A veteran Federal Reserve official said Thursday the recession's end appears to be coming into view, and warned Treasury financial reform proposals fail to address fundamental banking problems.
When President Obama announced on June 9 that some financial institutions would be allowed to repay Troubled Asset Relief Program dollars, he said the massively expensive TARP bailout had made money for the federal government.
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