Kirk Kerkorian asks GM to tie up with Nissan Motor and Renault
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Jun. 30, 2006

Kirk Kerkorian, one of General Motors’ biggest shareholders, has urged the world’s biggest carmaker to explore joining the alliance between Nissan Motor and Renault.

Kirk Kerkorian asks GM to tie up with Nissan Motor and Renault
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Kirk Kerkorian, one of General Motors’ biggest shareholders, has urged the world’s biggest carmaker to explore joining the alliance between Nissan Motor and Renault.
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Arcelor and Mittal merges finally
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Paving the way for a merger between Arcelor and Mittal Steel, an overwhelming majority of shareholders of the Luxembourg-based firm voted down a merger proposal from Russia's Severstal.
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Best Buy Co. (BBY) said Executive Vice President of Global Merchandising Ronald D. Boire resigned
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Best Buy Co. (BBY) said Executive Vice President of Global Merchandising Ronald D. Boire resigned Wednesday to become president of Toys R Us Inc. on July 17.
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Gold futures rose Thursday as crude-oil prices hit a three-weak peak
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Gold for August delivery was last up $9.30 at $590.30 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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Mortgage rates rose for the third week in a row in US
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Mortgage rates rose for the third week in a row, sending the 30-year loan to its highest average rate in 49 months, according to Freddie Mac's weekly survey released Thursday.
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Ethanol IPO loses eCommerce Korean IPO gains
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Aventine Renewable Energy Holdings Inc. lost steam in the open market, but a smaller deal from Korean e-commerce firm Gmarket traded well above its offering price in a mixed day for IPOs Thursday.
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Comcast and Time Warner are preparing to enter the online-video realm
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Comcast and Time Warner are preparing to enter the online-video realm as cable operators seek to tap new revenue sources.
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Ford is hitting a stronger headwind than it expected a few months ago
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Ford is hitting a stronger headwind than it expected a few months ago, its CEO said. S&P cut the auto maker's debt a notch.
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BP traders illegally cornered a portion of the U.S. propane market in early 2004
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BP traders illegally cornered a portion of the U.S. propane market in early 2004, federal investigators charged. The manipulation effort caused a brief 50% spike in prices, affecting some seven million households
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