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![]() The Hindu | Mexico's Slim becomes 'world's richest' person The Associated Press MEXICO CITY — Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim is the first man from a developing nation to become the world's richest person — a shift that underlines the loosening of America and Europe's stranglehold on the top spots in the billionaires' club. ... World's Richest Man Carlos Slim: Who Is He? Number of Chinese billionaires 'second only to US' Slim Overtakes Gates, Buffett to Become Forbes Richest Person |
![]() Reuters | Violence Mars Greek Protest; Strike Grinds Country to a Halt Wall Street Journal Thanassis Stavrakis/AP A passenger is seen during a strike at the Athens International Airport in Spata, Greece, on Thursday. ATHENS—Violence broke out between police and protesters in central Athens Thursday as an estimated 30000 ... Greek workers strike as anger at austerity grows Greeks Hold National Strike Over Budget Cuts Greece hit by strikes over austerity plan |
![]() MSN Money UK | Offshore Brazil Beckons for BP Wall Street Journal LONDON—British oil giant BP PLC said Thursday it bought into a diverse and broad deepwater exploration portfolio that includes assets off the shores of Brazil, Azerbaijan and the US, in a $7 billion deal with US ... Futures point to weak Wall St; Devon Energy seen up BP to buy Devon Energy assets, HSBC Holdings says employee stole data BP Gains Access to Brazilian Offshore Fields |
![]() stv.tv | Swiss regulator investigating data theft at HSBC Reuters ZURICH, March 11 (Reuters) - Swiss regulator FINMA said on Thursday it was investigating the theft of data from the Geneva private bank of HSBC Holdings (HSBA.L). HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, said earlier that a theft of data by a former employee ... HSBC: employee stole data on 15000 Swiss accounts HSBC's Swiss Private Bank Hit By Data Theft HSBC: data on 15000 Swiss account holders stolen |
![]() BBC News | IATA Calls On Workers To Abandon Strikes As Losses Continue Wall Street Journal By Kaveri Niththyananthan LONDON (Dow Jones)--Global aviation body, The International Air Transport Association, or IATA, Thursday called on airline workers to withdraw threats of strikes and resolve differences with airline bosses to help aid the ... Airline industry recovering, says Iata trade body Airline Loss Estimate Halved to $2.8 Billion on Traffic Rebound Airlines recovering strongly, still in red-IATA |