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Coca-Cola plans agressive expansion in China
Coca-Cola, the world’s largest soft drinks company, is planning to more than double its number of bottling plants in China over the coming decade as part of the group’s aim to triple the size of its sales to the country’s rapidly emerging middle class
Spanish step is start of ex-pilot’s global wish-list
BA chief aims to build on Iberia deal
BBVA confident of China mission
Spanish bank taking lead in Asia
Bets rise on rich country bond defaults
Activity doubles in some sovereign CDS
Europe looks to lead green revolution
Focus to switch to renewables
Tiner joins in reforms debate
Tiner warns of brake on recovery
Cadbury is sweet on takeover by Hershey
UK group expects friendly bid
Heritage to sell Ugandan fields to Eni
Deal worth about $1.3bn
Ebay site crashes due to surge in listings
Millions of shoppers unable to use website after computer systems failure
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The Real Deal: Time for reality check on the market
The reality is that most chief executives would rather hang on to their cash than throw it at shadows, says Lina Saigol
On Monday: Beware the red light of rising consumer price indices
If the darker scenario is right, the message is clear. Watch those consumer price indices – and when they turn, don’t hang about, writes Tony Jackson
Gillian Tett: Could sovereign debt be the new subprime?
Gillian Tett warns that the banking sector’s balance sheets are increasingly stuffed with government bonds
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UK Daily View: ITV’s new chairman
Salamander Davoudi says the appointment of Archie Norman, former chief executive of Asda, ends an embarrassing seven-month succession process for the broadcaster
US Daily View: Goldman’s PR problem
Francesco Guerrera says the bank remains the whipping boy for Wall Street excess in spite of its $500m pledge for small businesses, the largest donation it has ever made
Blogs
LiMo grabs limelight from Android with Korea win
Tech blog: The mobile Linux operating system recorded progress in its adoption, with Samsung announcing South Korea’s first LiMo-compliant phone, writes Chris Nuttal
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- Indonesia moves on tax loophole
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