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United Kingdom will pour hundreds of billions of dollars into transport, and other infr... - 0 views

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    "Over the next decade and a half , the United Kingdom will pour hundreds of billions of dollars into transport, and other infrastructure projects."
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Hybrid motorcar global indicator - 0 views

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    Still, the top 10, which is ranked according to Google's search volume index, offers a glimpse of relative interest in the technology. The numbers represent the likelihood of users in each country searching for "hybrid car," on a scale of 0-100. Google divides the total number of searches for each country by the number of searches for this particular term, and then normalizes the data based on the country's traffic volume. 1. United States: 100 2. Malaysia: 66 3. Canada: 60 4. Singapore: 56 5. Australia: 45 6. New Zealand: 42 7. South Korea: 35 8. India: 30 9. Hong Kong: 23 10. United Kingdom: 22
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Emirates International Investment Company reveals ambitious Dhs1.8bn plan to establish ... - 0 views

  • As part of its strategy to broaden its international presence and develop its business units, the Emirates International Investment Company (EIIC) has announced ambitious plans to build six hi-tech factories in the UAE, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), Algeria, Romania and Vietnam, at a value of Dhs1.8bn.
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    Emirates International Investment Company reveals ambitious Dhs1.8bn plan to establish six hi-tech cable factories globally
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U.K. Stocks Climb to Two-Month High; Mining Shares Rally - 0 views

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    U.K. stocks climbed, extending a two-month high, as banks and commodity producers rallied. Kazakhmys jumped 5.8 percent to 540.5 pence. Separately, copper futures advanced...
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U.K. Stocks Climb, Led by Banks, Mining Companies - 0 views

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    U.K. stocks advanced, led by banks and mining companies. Kazakhmys, Kazakhstan's largest copper producer, rose 3.4 percent to 499 pence. Vedanta, the biggest copper producer in India, gained 3.4 percent to 964 pence. Xstrata Plc, the world's fourth-largest producer of the metal, jumped 3.3 percent to 582 pence.
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British Telecom won't dig up its copper cables worth $77 billion, not yet anyway - 0 views

  • British Telecom on Friday had to talk down the value of its 75 million miles of copper cables criss-crossing the United Kingdom after an analyst at investment bank Investec calculated that the scrap value of the copper is £50 billion ($77 billion) at today’s prices.
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