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Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc., the second and third biggest U.S. lenders, selected new managers to help run the firms’ rates-trading desks.
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The food-poisoning outbreak at Noma in Copenhagen raises the question of whether it’s safe to dine anywhere if 63 guests fall sick at the world’s best restaurant.
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Mincor Resources NL , an Australian metal supplier to BHP Billiton Ltd. , is looking to acquire nickel projects as it increases production.
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Morgan Stanley, which last year missed an internal trading-revenue target by more than 40 percent, is under pressure to show improvement after a two-year effort to turn around the firm’s fixed-income trading business.
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Crude oil fell for a second day in New York amid speculation rising supplies in the U.S. and a surprise drop in home sales signaled the world’s largest energy consumer may be struggling to sustain a recovery.
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Oil rose from a three-week low on speculation a report tomorrow will show crude stockpiles in the U.S., the world’s biggest energy consumer, declined for a second week and as rising equity prices buoyed investor sentiment.
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Chef Raymond Blanc is backing the winners of his TV show “The Restaurant” to open a cocktail bar with a gastronomic twist. So if you fancy a squid-ink sour or a bacon-and-egg martini, this may be just the place.
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Londoners tend to belong to private clubs or to have favorite bars where they meet friends.
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Crude oil fell from a seven-week high as the dollar gained against the euro, reducing the appeal of commodities as an inflation hedge.
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Crude oil was little changed in New York after rising to a seven-week high as the dollar’s decline bolstered speculative demand for commodities and amid concern an Atlantic tropical storm will disrupt production.
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