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FT's Henry Mance on Labour's small gains and losses, Ukip's drubbing
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OSLO, May 4 (Reuters) - Norway should press ahead with plans
to discuss whether to allow its $1 trillion wealth fund to
invest in unlisted renewables projects and ought to consider a
much bigger margin than initially proposed, the opposition
Labour party said on Friday.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, May 4 (Reuters) - China's securities
regulator on Friday published draft rules on the issuance of
China Depositary Receipts, or CDRs, paving the way for domestic
flotation of offshore-listed tech giants and the launch of a
cross-broader link of exchanges in Shanghai and London.
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BUENOS AIRES, May 4 (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank on
Friday sharply raised its monetary policy rate to 40 percent,
and vowed to keep using all tools at its disposal in an effort
to hit the country's 15 percent inflation target for this year.
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COLOMBO, May 4 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee ended
marginally firmer on Friday, a day after a top central bank
official warned against market manipulation, dealer said.
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* Vivendi vows to keep fighting to ensure TIM not dismantled
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Check your state retirement forecast, urges former minister
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CAIRO, May 4 (Reuters) - Sending Arab troops to Syria is a
possibility that is being discussed by officials from various
countries, Egypt's foreign minister was quoted on Friday as
saying.
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COLOMBO, May 4 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares ended at a near
three-week low on Friday, led by large-cap shares in a light
trading session, as investors looked for fresh cues from
political and economic fronts.
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PARIS, May 4 (Reuters) - French media conglomerate Vivendi
reaffirmed on Friday its commitment to Telecom Italia
(TIM) after losing control of the Italian phone
group's board, pledging to fight any break-up plan.