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In scenes reminiscent of Northern Ireland’s three-decade-long conflict, police sealed off streets across Belfast, as global leaders arrived in the region for the Group of Eight summit.
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Apollo Tyres Ltd., which lost a quarter of its market value yesterday after announcing the biggest takeover by an Indian company in the U.S., will sell junk bonds to fund the $2.5 billion purchase, prompting analysts to warn the debt will strain the tiremaker’s finances.
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Indian stock futures gained, heading for the first rise in four days, before the release of a monthly inflation report today and as global stocks rallied.
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CMC Holdings Ltd., the Kenyan auto dealer whose shares were suspended from trading almost two years ago because of a board dispute, received an approach about a possible takeover, Chairman Joel Kamau Kibe said.
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Tata Motors Ltd., India’s biggest automaker, posted profit that beat analyst estimates as increased sales at its Jaguar Land Rover Ltd. luxury unit offset losses at home.
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Three years after buying Volvo Cars, Chinese tycoon Li Shufu may get to compete with Volkswagen AG’s Audi and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG on a more level playing field in his own country.
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General Motors Co.’s Cadillac brand posted its biggest gain so far this year since Gerald Ford was president, the U.S. celebrated its 200th birthday and “The Hustle” won a Grammy.
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Tata Motors Ltd. may report a record loss at its Indian operations in the quarter ended March as sluggish sales of its cars, including the world’s cheapest, drags down earnings for the group that owns Jaguar Land Rover.
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Chinese billionaire Wei Jianjun has set a target for Great Wall Motor Co.’s Haval marque to surpass Chrysler Group LLC’s Jeep and become the world’s best selling SUV-dedicated brand in three to four years.
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Microsoft Corp., the world’s largest software company, is seeking a patent on a technology that rewards viewers for watching commercials.
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