May 7, 2008

Nortel wary of deals in tight credit market, says CEO

Nortel Networks Corp’s chief executive said on Wednesday the company is capable of making acquisitions to help its growth, but he suggested it will continue to hold off from deal-making, given the tight credit markets.

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OPEC to earn over US$1-trillion on oil

Thanks to record crude oil prices, OPEC members will likely earn over US$1-trillion this year from oil exports, according to the U.S. government’s top energy forecasting agency.

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AutoCanada fund issues growth warning

AutoCanada Income Fund, Canada’s only publicly-traded auto dealership group, said Wednesday it will not grow its dealership base this year as much as expected after running into trouble in talks with Toyota Motor Corp.

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Imperial Oil did not deserve permit withdrawal, court told

Imperial Oil Ltd. has done nothing wrong to justify the removal of a permit by the federal government that is key to its $8-billion Kearl oilsands project, the company argued in court Wednesday.

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Oil roars over US$123 in record run

Oil prices rose more than a dollar Wednesday to over US$123 a barrel, extending further into record territory as worries over tight world supplies of diesel outweighed a boost in U.S. crude stocks.

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Prentice blasts border delays

Chinese and Indian cars will soon hit the North American market and will have a price advantage, partly because security-related costs add to the price of North American vehicles, Canadian Industry Minister Jim Prentice said on Wednesday.

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Canadians sitting on $45-billion in cash

A report by CIBC World Markets says Canadians are sitting on $45-billion in cash because they’re too nervous to invest.

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Grand Theft Auto sales top US$500-million

Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. scored over US$500-million in global sales of criminal action game “Grand Theft Auto 4″ in its first week, marking what it called one of the most lucrative entertainment events in history.

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Microsoft eyes Facebook: report

Microsoft Corp. is gauging Facebook’s interest in a possible acquisition after the software giant’s failed takeover attempt of Yahoo Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

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UPDATE 1-India considers rice supplies to neighbours - guardian.co.uk

UPDATE 1-India considers rice supplies to neighboursguardian.co.uk, UK - 6 hours agoIndian rice is normally sold to big Middle Eastern buyers like Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia, all important suppliers of crude to Asia's third-largest economy …

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