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Asda sparks Harry Potter price war

The supermarket had earlier put a maximum £8.87 retail price on Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows – the same as rival chains Tesco and Sainsbury's.   The supermarket was...

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Nestle, PepsiCo considered merger

Global consumer goods heavyweights Nestle and PepsiCo were reportedly involved in talks over a possible merger earlier in the year, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.  ...

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Germany's Hertie not up for sale

British private investment group Dawnay Day, which owns German department store chain Hertie, said on Monday that Hertie was not up for sale, denying a report in a German newspaper....

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Sweden to face EU Court over alcohol tax

Sweden should not be allowed to have higher tax on wine than on beer quoting a top EU judge. Paolo Mengozzi, the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice,...

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New rules limit junk food ads aimed at children

Eleven of the USA's biggest food and drink companies will adopt new rules to limit advertising to children under the age of 12.   The companies, including Campbell Soup Co.,...

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Qatari Royal Familie will get a grip on Sainsbury

The British supermarket group J Sainsbury said it has received a takeover approach from a Qatari investment group. "J Sainsbury plc confirms it has received a preliminary approach from Delta...

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New rules for overtime

The employers and employee may have extra agreement about 300 hours overtime per year. normally overtime can't be more than 200 hours per year. According to the new rules an...

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Wal-Mart tops 2007 Fortune Global 500 list

Huge revenues have propelled Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to the top of the 2007 Fortune Global 500 list, and pushed aside Exxon Mobil Corp. to the No. 2 spot on the...

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Stop for czekish poultry

Auchan stoped buying and selling poultry from Czech Republik for interim time. Altough its supplier guaranteed, that the transported products are bird flu free, the supermarket chain decided not to...

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Johnson&Jonson is doing well

The good second quarter's outcome dues to overseas sales  Johnson & Johnson posted a 9 percent increase in second-quarter profit. The company reported net income of $3.08 billion, or $1.05...

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Cadbury fined £1m for salmonella offences

The confectionery giant Cadbury was fined £1m yesterday over a national salmonella outbreak which gave 42 people food poisoning and put three of them in hospital.  The Birmingham-based company was...

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Britvic continues Robinsons push online

Britvic has partnered with Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions to launch an online marketing push for its Robinsons squash brand in the UK.  The drive is built around a website which...

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Premium crisps drive growth

Consumers are looking for healthier products, but that they don't want to compromise on taste or quality. A developing demand for premium products such as those made with alternative ingredients is keeping...

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Communication for honey

In the future the M&H strategic communications company does the outer and indoor communications, PR activities and lobby activity for Hungarian Apiary Association. The cooperations goal is the support the...

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Late October to see Arena Plaza open in Budapest

The 180,000-sqm mega-mall will boast a total of 65,000 sqm space available to nearly 200 retail store owners.  In spite of concerns surrounding the viability of completion before the end...

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ADT enriched its offer

ADT Security Services, a part of Tyco Fire & Security, recently launched a new wide-exit detection system allowing retailers with wide or multiple exits to detect anti-theft alarms and collect...

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Nestle invests in low-fat noodle technology

New technology to produce noodles with lower fat and salt content will form part of Nestle's Malaysian $29.1m investment plans to upgrade some its manufacturing facilities.   Part of the...

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The english children don't want to eat fruit

A government scheme to give free fruit to schoolchildren may not result in any long-term health benefits, say experts.   The government has spent millions of pounds giving daily free...

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The best bank of the region is Raiffeisen

Raiffeisen Zentralbank Österreich AG (RZB) and its CEE-subsidiary Raiffeisen International Bank-Holding AG received the award “Best Bank in Central and Eastern Europe” during a reception of the renowned British financial...

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Accor's deputy managing director leaves the company

From the next year Botond Usztoke will manage his own hotel. Since 1995 worked the turistic professional at several Accor Hotels as managing director and form 2006 Januar is he...

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Food safety control at the army

The Chinese army is to take steps to ensure the safety of its food supply, due to fears unsafe products could harm combat capacity. According to a circular, food suppliers...

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Capacity enrichment at Matusz-Vad Ltd.

After the HUF 70million investment, the company can bunker extra 460 pallet in its warehouse. Matusz-Vad Ltd. is one of the biggest supplier in the gastronome since 13 years, its...

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Alcohol is cheap in Hungary – according the Eurostat

Last years the alcohol price level was low in Hungary, counting in 27 EU-member states.  According the Eurostat informations in Hungary the price of alcohol beverages is 77% of EU...

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Poultry infected with Salmonella delivered to Romania

Second time, in the last weeks delivered hungarian suppliers a salmonella defected poultry into Romania. The meat was found in a warehouse near to Arad.  The salmonella infection is not...

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Tesco closes 14 stores after bomb hoaxes

A number of Tesco stores around the country were closed over the weekend after a series of bomb hoaxes. Sources at the retail giant said the scare was part of...

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