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Mandelson wades into battle for Cadbury
The UK business secretary has intervened in the battle for control of Cadbury, the UK chocolate maker, warning Kraft against ‘asset-stripping’
Acting GM chief launches major reshuffle
Whitacre shakes up carmaker’s management
Galleon founder first investigated decade ago
Federal investigators unable to bring charges
Bonuses for performers to rise
35% growth expected despite falling fees
Apple closes in on deal to buy Lala.com
Expectations raised for iTunes overhaul
Shell pulls out of $9bn refinery plan in China
Western oil groups struggle in the country
Cisco closes in on $3.4bn Tandberg deal
Deal to face antitrust scrutiny
Bolland checks out of Morrison
CEO asked to ‘relinquish responsibilities’
US publishers join forces in digital venture
Magazines seek to regain control
Berkeley dips back into land market
Housebuilder’s first-half profits hit
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Lombard: Mandelson on Cadbury
So now we know what the archetypal British business will look like if Lord Mandelson and Lord Myners spin the Labour party back into power next year: a Bournville-based utility bank, staffed by Quakers paid a pittance, writes Andrew Hill
Man in the News: Michel Barnier, new EU internal market commissioner
In spite of Nicolas Sarkozy’s gloating, London’s banks may have less to fear from Michel Barnier, the newly appointed European commissioner for the internal market than they think
It’s bubbly all round but really, does anyone care?
In recent years, world markets have become so unstable that spotting and exploiting the next bubble has become the name of the game, writes Tony Jackson
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View from the Top: Peter Grauer
The chairman of Bloomberg talks about their acquisition of Business Week, the changing media space and the future of for-profit journalism
‘Less greenwash, more action’
Richard Brown, the Eurostar chief executive, says any meaningful reduction in emissions will require not just trading systems but also carbon taxes
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