John Clarke News
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Heineken NV, the world’s third-biggest brewer, denied it plans to sell its Vrumona soft-drink business in the Netherlands.
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China is failing to carry out its pledges to liberalize its economy and open its markets to foreign companies, said the European Union, which accused the Asian nation of protectionism to prop up its domestic industry.
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Banro Corp., a Canadian miner of gold in the Democratic Republic of Congo, tumbled after the company said it plans to raise as much as $100 million by selling shares.
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Banro Corp., a Canadian miner of gold in the Democratic Republic of Congo, fell the most in four years after saying Chief Executive Officer Simon Village stepped down.
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Banro Corp., the Canadian gold miner whose chief executive officer stepped down last week, said acting Chief Operating Officer Colin Belshaw has also departed.
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Co. will make a further announcement if and when appropriate, John Clarke, a spokesman for Heineken, said in an e-mail response to questions. * “Heineken has noted ThaiBev’s latest announcement. The company will review the content carefully and has no further comment to make at this time,” Clarke said.
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Provexis Plc, vying for a sliver of the $42 billion sports-drink market, is counting on a lift from unsolicited athlete endorsements on the eve of the Summer Olympics.
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Heineken NV, the world’s third- largest brewer, is in talks with Fraser & Neave Ltd. about raising its offer for the rest of Asia Pacific Breweries Ltd., said three people with knowledge of the matter.
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Fraser & Neave Ltd. rose above Thai billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi’s offer price as investors speculated that the Singapore-based company may attract a higher bid and Heineken NV considered its next step in a two-month battle to gain control of F&N’s beer business.
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The U.S. should take a “calm” approach to Japanese plans that will allow state-owned postal companies to expand their businesses, Postal Reform Minister Shizuka Kamei said.
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