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  1. Venezuela's Minister of Energy and Petroleum Rafael Ramirez speaks during a meeting with South American counterparts in Caracas. Venezuela's proven crude oil reserves had swelled to 130 billion barrels as of late April, marking a rise of 30 billion from its prior estimate, Ramirez said Thursday.

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    Venezuela's oil reserves swell to 130 bln barrels

    AFP - Thursday, May 8 08:51 pm

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    CARACAS (AFP) - Venezuela's proven crude oil reserves had swelled to 130 billion barrels as of late April, marking a rise of 30 billion from its prior estimate, energy and oil minister Rafael Ramirez said Thursday. More »

  2. An Airbus A380. European aviation giant Airbus admitted it would fall short of planned deliveries this year and next of its troubled A380 superjumbo in a fresh setback for the world's biggest passenger jet.

    Business

    Airbus announces new delays to A380 programme

    AFP - 1 hour 55 minutes ago

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    PARIS (AFP) - European aviation giant Airbus admitted Tuesday it would fall short of planned deliveries this year and next of its troubled A380 superjumbo in a fresh setback for the world's biggest passenger jet. More »

  3. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez listens during a ceremony at the Miraflores presidential palace ina Caracas, April 2008. Chavez on Monday nationalized the country's biggest steelmaker Ternium-Sidor, which is majority owned by Argentina's Techint.

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    Chavez nationalizes biggest steelmaker

    AFP - Monday, May 12 10:08 pm

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    CARACAS (AFP) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Monday nationalized the country's biggest steelmaker Ternium-Sidor, which is majority owned by Argentina's Techint. More »

  4. Business

    French bank Credit Agricole seeks six billion euros after subprime losses

    AFP - Tuesday, May 13 12:33 pm

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    PARIS (AFP) - French banking giant Credit Agricole said on Tuesday it was seeking 5.9 billion euros (9.2 billion dollars) in fresh cash from shareholders after taking new charges of 1.2 billion euros for problems in the US subprime market. More »


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  • 1.Martin Gilbert, Chief Executive of Aberdeen Asset Management, is seen in this undated handout photo.Reuters

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