Europe Intelligence Wire
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IT Integrator Settles Debt with Subsidiary. September 30, 2003
NEW SERVICES. September 30, 2003
Standard Life Investments boosts private equity unit. September 30, 2003
Industry leaders launch new specification for 3G radio base stations (... September 30, 2003
Czech Republic - Cesky Telecom seeks Euro850 mil bank loan. September 30, 2003
Ford to cut 1,700 jobs in Germany by year-end. September 30, 2003
UPDATE 3- Air France to take over KLM in E784m deal. September 30, 2003
CSA says will profit from KLM, Air France merger. September 30, 2003
EUROPEAN PRESS REVIEW. September 30, 2003
UPDATE 3- Air France and KLM approve merger. September 30, 2003
Air France and KLM approve merger. September 30, 2003
Air France and KLM to create new company. September 30, 2003
Air France and KLM agree to merge in [euro]784m deal. September 30, 2003
Employment concerns at KLM as Air France prepares to land. September 30, 2003
Alitalia to begin discussions with Air France to join Air France KLM g... September 30, 2003
UPDATE 1- Air France and KLM agree to merge in [euro]784m deal. September 30, 2003
UPDATE 2- Air France to take over KLM in E784m deal. September 30, 2003
After merger talks, French carrier announces takeover bid for KLM. September 30, 2003
European stocks mixed, KLM soars on Air France merger. September 30, 2003
Air France-KLM deal should be probed over competition issues: BA. September 30, 2003
Air France and KLM to form Europe's largest carrier. September 30, 2003
UK bancassurers set to grow. September 30, 2003
Performance numbers rebound. September 30, 2003
Canada: Profiting from conservatism. September 30, 2003
Asia spotlight: AIA. September 30, 2003
Rising interest in Japan. September 30, 2003
Asia spotlight: ING. September 30, 2003
Standard Life Investments boosts private equity unit. September 30, 2003
Insurers gain from fund flows revival. September 30, 2003
Short-term pain, long-term gain? September 30, 2003
Zurich makes further sales. September 30, 2003
Keeping faith 'with profits'. September 30, 2003
HSBC links life, funds units. September 30, 2003
Pru jv branches out in Beijing. September 30, 2003
AMP back in the bid speculation limelight. September 30, 2003
AXA aims for major US expansion via MONY move. September 30, 2003
Wildfires loss estimate $1bn. September 30, 2003
Milan rediscovers the allure of femininity. September 30, 2003
Sun Microsystems plunges after 1.05-billion-dollar charge. September 30, 2003
US won't be drawn by latest NKorean threats to abandon nuclear talks. September 30, 2003
Police pursue probe into Premiership rape claim. September 30, 2003
Police called in to probe senior parliament official's expenses. September 30, 2003
Russia steel giant begins trading on London Stock Exchange. September 30, 2003
Kenya press body protests arrest of editors. September 30, 2003
Qorei to halve number of ministers planned for Palestinian cabinet. September 30, 2003
Airmic D&O price task force. September 30, 2003
Silverstein still bullish as a WTC ruling goes against him. September 30, 2003
News in Brief. September 30, 2003
Wisconsin centre stage. September 30, 2003
Guardian acquires Rubicon's Lloyd's unit. September 30, 2003
Manulife agrees $10bn takeover of John Hancock. September 30, 2003
Hardy triples earnings with profit-only underwriting move. September 30, 2003
Hardy targets commercial and banks after strong H1. September 30, 2003
Cat bonds 'need kickstart from major catastrophe'. September 30, 2003
Juan kills ambulance driver in Nova Scotia. September 30, 2003
Ascot gets Lloyd's OK to boost capacity by GBP71m. September 30, 2003
Heading for a real dust up. September 30, 2003
Isabel puts spotlight on need for flood insurance. September 30, 2003
Sea-Land Express to be repaired in Durban. September 30, 2003
Livanos takes on two bulk carriers. September 30, 2003
Doubling of capacity at Grangemouth to cost GBP5m. September 30, 2003
Atrium boasts GBP7.6m profit. September 30, 2003
A regal show from Queen Mary 2. September 30, 2003
Odfjell bosses jailed for price-fixing. September 30, 2003
Capesizes are on $60,000 threshold. September 30, 2003
Knightsbridge votes to go on. September 30, 2003
Simon back in the black but no dividends. September 30, 2003
Le Havre getting to grips with its container glitches. September 30, 2003
Amsterdam still delivers despite flat economy. September 30, 2003
Grimsby ' Immingham posts record tonnage for 17th year running. September 30, 2003
Double-digit container increase steals the show again at Antwerp. September 30, 2003
Hamburg has a lot to feel happy about. September 30, 2003
Dunkirk struts its stuff with a 6.5% increase. September 30, 2003
Few surprises are sprung during a year of consolidation. September 30, 2003
Fringe on top. September 30, 2003
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