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Nigeria, France collaborate on energy

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Americas

2008.08.21
Japan's trade surplus falls 86.6 percent in July (AP)
AP - Japan's trade surplus in July fell 86.6 percent from a year earlier as spending on imports grew because of higher prices for oil and other commodities, the government said Thursday.

Europe

2008.08.20
FTSE shares recover slightly (AFP)
45 minutes ago LONDON (AFP) - London shares enjoyed modest recoveries early Wednesday as share-price gains for heavyweight mining and energy groups help to lift indices that dived a day earlier. In morning trading, London's FTSE 100 index of top companies won back 0. 96 percent to 5,371. 70 points.

Asia

2008.08.21
Mitsubishi UFJ in $3.5 Billion California Bank Deal
The Japanese bank will buy the 35% stake in the California financial institution that it doesn't already own in a deal cheered by analysts

Africa

2008.08.20
Delta Assembly urges oil companies to establish refineries
Delta Assembly urges oil companies to establish refineries By Tunke-Aye Bisina, Snr Correspondent, Asaba Delta State House of Assembly on Tuesday passed a resolution urging President Umaru Yar'Adua to formulate a policy that would require multinational oil companies operating in the country to establish refineries before 2011.