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Oil price hovers at $50 a barrel
Oil prices are hovering around $50 a barrel amid growing fears over a global recession and lower demand for oil.
Oil prices up on export cut talks
The price of Brent crude rises from a 20-month low on reports that Saudi Arabia has already cut oil production.
Tata Group cools expansion plans
Indian conglomerate Tata Group says it will cut down on acquisitions because of increasing problems in raising capital.
Pakistan asks IMF for rescue loan
Pakistan has asked the International Monetary Fund for a loan of at least $7.6bn, its top economic adviser says.
Santander snubs UK shareholders
The giant Spanish bank Santander has excluded 1.8 million UK shareholders from taking part in a new share issue.
Mazda buys its shares from Ford
Japan's Mazda Motor spends 17.8bn yen to buy back almost 7% of its shares from troubled US carmaker Ford Motor.
Colombian scam suspect extradited
Panama extradites a Colombian suspected of running the country's biggest pyramid finance scheme.
African free trade zone is agreed
The leaders of three African trading blocs agree to create a free trade zone of 26 countries with a GDP of $624bn (£382.9bn). target='_media'
Daewoo leases African plantation
South Korean firm Daewoo says it is leasing a vast tract of land in Madagascar, which will produce half of its corn supply by 2023.
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Shop till you prop up the economy, Taiwan residents told
Taiwan's prime minister announces a cash handout for all residents in a bid to try to stave off economic crisis.
Apec leaders make free-trade vow
Leaders from Asia-Pacific nations meeting in Peru pledge not to raise trade barriers in the face of the worldwide financial crisis.
Banks 'must kick-start lending'
Banks must start lending again or face being named and shamed, the Treasury Select Committee chairman says.
Honda Swindon closing for 50 days
Honda is to cut production in Japan and Europe and close its Swindon plant in the UK in February and March next year.
Economy boost may mean pain later
Alistair Darling may be forced to set out future taxes rises to pay for a short-term boost to the economy, the BBC understands.
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