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• Newmont exec goes on trial in Indonesia
• British banking giant HSBC buys Metris
• UPS says China is company's top priority
• Nokia appoints new CEO
• Move over, Google, make way for China’s Baidu
• Murdoch’s son resigns as News Corp. executive
• Israel — more Intel inside?
• European Central Bank holds rates steady
• Russia opens antitrust probe into PepsiCo
• Royal Bank of Scotland leads China investment
• Chinese banker gets suspended death sentence
• Chinese tech firm in talks to buy Marconi
• Central bank statement on currency changes
• New Potter breaks all British book sales records
• ‘Harry Potter’ retailers spark price war
• Salud! Mexico's tequila output hits record
• European stocks rebound from U.K. blasts
• Labor Department withheld trade reports
• Congress asked to OK new free-trade zone
• France Telecom denies report of takeover bid
• Artists 'delete' ads to provoke discussion
• EU refuses to lower taxes on restaurant meals
• U2's Bono to urge EU to cancel Africa debts
• EU regulators analyze Microsoft proposal
• Oil tycoon's verdict drags into Tuesday
• White House rejects case on China currency
• GUS to spin off Burberry, split Experian
• Strike severely disrupts BBC broadcasts
• China-U.S. textile talks fail
• Deal close with China on textile imports
• Halliburton wins contract in Europe
• Chinese appliance maker may bid for Maytag
• U.S. probing alleged DaimlerChrysler bribes
• Senate OKs trade pact with 6 Latin nations

• Springer to buy German TV company for $4.4B
• Shell appoints Jorma Ollila as chairman
• Unocal bid won't slow China's shopping spree
• News Corp. in talks for Russian TV stake
• Wim Duisenberg found dead in France
• Congress passes CAFTA after Bush lobbying
• Taiwan allows China's Lenovo to form unit
• Jailed Russian tycoon to run for parliament
• European media group bought for $2 billion
• China today differs from Japan in 1980s
• Yahoo invests $1 billion stake in Alibaba.com
• South Africa’s gold miners go on strike over pay
• Dannon maker's stock soars on Pepsi rumors
• EU approves P&G's deal for Gillette
• EU antitrust regulators raid Intel offices
• France pushes ahead with its power IPO
• Abramovich in talks with Gazprom over sale
• China says it arrested 2,600 for product piracy
• Tokyo tops list of world's costliest cities
• Bank of America buys stake in China bank
• Glazer buys more Manchester United shares
• TV channel to repackage Russia for West
• Russian gas monopoly buys Izvestia daily
• EU to rule in July on Microsoft fines
• Euro continues fall after France's 'no' vote
• BBC staff call off planned 48-hour strike
• OECD cuts 2005 global growth forecast
• Seven-Eleven Japan pursues U.S. affiliate
• Orange juice prices could be set to rise
• China severs currency's link to the U.S. dollar
• Manchester United leaves U.K. exchange
• UniCredito, HVB agree to $18.7 billion deal
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• Commerce secretary to lead CAFTA trade trip
• Sportswear maker Adidas to buy Reebok
• Company: Euro currency infringes on patent
• Japan to impose tariffs on U.S. steel
• CNOOC may raise or drop bid for Unocal
• PepsiCo not preparing bid for Danone
• UBS plans to take over private bank Julius Baer
• China bank: No plans for more yuan changes
• Disney probes alleged labor abuses in China
• Australian firm mulls bid for London exchange
• France, home of luxe, wages war on fakes
• China currency move seen easing trade friction
• SAB Miller buys big South American brewer
• China plans to build 10 nuclear power plants
• Goldman, Allianz seek stake in Chinese bank
• U.K. pound falls further after bombings
• South Korea indicts former Daewoo chairman
• Burger King opens first outlet in China
• What if Beijing loosens controls on the yuan?
• Japanese railroad, hotel magnate pleads guilty
• Nortel's president, COO resigns
• Greenspan urges China currency flexibility
• China trade chief lashes out at U.S., EU
• China scraps concessions in textile war
• China backtracks on textile tariff boost
• Officials: WTO clears Iran for membership talks
• Khodorkovsky verdict drags into 7th day
• Cadbury Schweppes to sell European drink unit
• More foreign banks using Chinese lenders
• Olympic flame bright for London’s builders
• EU deal restricts Coca-Cola sales in Europe
• EU gives Microsoft deadline over sanctions
• The Central American Free Trade Agreement