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guardian.co.uk
11 hrs ago
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The takeover speculation surrounding International Power which has been building for a few days refuses to die down.
France's GDF Suez is now - according to market gossip - top of the list of potential predators which previously included Warren...
guardian.co.uk
Nov 25
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Investors are dining out on catering group Compass after a 33% rise in full year profits beat market expectations.
The company's shares have climbed to the top of the FTSE 100 leaderboard, up 19.3p to 421.3p and taking the top spot from rumoured...
Times Online
Nov 24
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The rumour not too long ago was that Warren Buffett was casting an eye over International Power. Nothing came of it, but the power plant operator continues to attract takeover speculation, with Suez often put in the frame.
Reuters
Nov 18
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A Chinese court has ruled that Microsoft infringed a Chinese software maker's intellectual property rights in a surprise decision that has renewed concerns about China's management of IPR disputes, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
The Economic Times
Nov 15
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Future Brands, which already has consultancy, partnerships and insights & research verticals, is now looking at creating a vertical out of licensing and franchiseeing, which is a part of their IPR business.
guardian.co.uk
Nov 11
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Contrasting fortunes for two energy companies after their updates, with International Power surging ahead but Scottish and Southern Energy blowing a fuse.
International Power has climbed 12.3p to 269.5p after raising its profit guidance. In...
MarketWatch
Nov 11
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International Power and J Sainsbury advance but Reed Elsevier is under pressure in a broadly higher market.
MarketWatch
Nov 11
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Utility firm International Power said Thursday that it's expecting fiscal-year earnings per share to be broadly in line with last year. Profitability has benefited from a weakening of sterling against the euro, the Australian dollar and the Czech...
Bloomberg
Oct 29
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Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi may
face the biggest challenge from Catholic voters since he entered
politics in 1994 as his sex scandals alienate some values voters
and opposition Catholic leaders unite.
Reuters
Oct 22
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The prime minister on Thursday called for a global centre to coordinate research on clean-energy technology, saying innovations should be viewed as "public goods" that poorer countries could afford.
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