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Cadbury warms to Hershey tie-up
Cadbury has signalled support for a possible tie-up with Hershey, declaring that the ethical values of the UK confectioner were similar to those of the US group
US retailers report strong ‘Black Friday’ crowds
Strong emphasis on sales of practical items
Ex-Lloyds chairman eyes banking ventures
Entrepreneurs keen to take on Big Four
Informa’s Springer talks anger shareholders
Investors sound off on early talks
Ryanair CEO expects to quit in 2-3 years
Wants to see Aer Lingus takeover
Sweden rules out state bail-out for Saab
New parties express interest in GM unit
Renault seals Avtovaz revamp deal
Moscow to inject $1.7bn into carmaker
Japan’s newspapers hold grip on sales
Asahi chief sees no swift circulation fall
Carphone Warehouse raises guidance
Telecoms group steps up demerger plan
High bar set for ThyssenKrupp successor
Chief aims to return to profitability
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Reality catches up with the Gulf’s model global city
With Dubai’s decision-making wrapped up in palace intrigue, the rest of the world is left to operate on rumours rather than facts, writes Roula Khalaf
Lombard: More questions than answers in Cadbury saga
The bid for Cadbury seems to have been running for months. But in a formal sense it hasn’t even started. Meanwhile, Cadbury shareholders’ questions are multiplying, writes Andrew Hill
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FT Trading Room: One MiFid overseer required
Cees Vermaas of NYSE Euronext argues the need for one Europe-wide regulator and more transparency in decision-making
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Shell CEO on debt, gas, Iraq, mergers, and more
Energy Source blog: Peter Voser on keeping the company’s debts under control, with some help from the bounce-back in the oil price, and that if oil remained at $80 Shell would not need to add to its borrowings next year
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