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7:31pm
Avation sees 22% rise in pre-tax profits
Group expects new aircraft will increase revenues by a fifth
From
WORLD
5:03pm
PM in last-ditch bid for India fighter deal
Cameron attempts to snatch jets order away from France
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RETAIL & CONSUMER
3:11pm
Japanese air purifiers are big in China
Sales shoot up amid mounting concerns over pollution
AEROSPACE & DEFENCE
3:06pm
Airbus scraps troubled battery for A350
European manufacturer rejects lithium-ion option after 787 crisis
AUTOMOBILES
9:39pm
European losses widen at General Motors
Carmaker hit as registrations drop to 1995 levels
AEROSPACE & DEFENCE
Feb 14, 2013
Rolls-Royce names next chairman
BP non-exec Davis to succeed Robertson at engine maker in May
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Feb 14, 2013
UK security tech group sees high demand
Aim-listed Digital Barriers polishes existing innovations
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LEX
Feb 14, 2013
ABB: pricing pressures ease
Tide is turning for industrial group, but uncertainties still linger
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LEX
Feb 14, 2013
Rolls-Royce: window seat
Aerospace group’s shares are near all-time high and investment is on the up
SUPPORT SERVICES
Feb 14, 2013
European woes weigh on Randstad
Chief bemoans what has ‘not been an easy year’ for the recruiter
Feb 14, 2013
Jindal Steel faces Indian reality check
Steelmaker says expansion is at the mercy of authorities
AUTOMOBILES
Feb 14, 2013
Renault pledges to stay profitable in 2013
Nissan alliance and non-European sales keep carmaker in the black
From
LEX
Feb 13, 2013
General Electric: money to play with
Buyback has benefits but company might wish it could turn back the clock
From
LEX
Feb 13, 2013
Peugeot: low on fuel
Carmaker looks to halve cash burn but there are doubts it can stay on course
AUTOMOBILES
Feb 13, 2013
Ailing Peugeot posts record €5bn loss
French carmaker plays down talk of government intervention
Feb 13, 2013
Tata Steel losses higher than expected
Third-quarter loss of $139m worst in three years
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Four big deals, the biggest involving Warren Buffett, dominate the week