Moneycontrol News Archive
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Savills buys Ireland's Hamilton Osborne King
13th June, 2006 06:27
British property adviser Savills Plc said on Tuesday that it had bought Irish commercial and retail property agent and auctioneer Hamilton Osborne King for EUR 50
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Qaeda names man involved in Sept 11 attack
13th June, 2006 05:48
A Saudi militant killed in 2004 was due to have been the 20th suicide plane hijacker in the September 11th, 2001 attacks, al Qaeda's media arm said in a statement
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Ghana missed chances but stay upbeat
13th June, 2006 04:58
World Cup debutants, Ghana believe a little luck and some more sharpness in front of goal can still see them through to the World Cup second round, despite a hard-
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Italy prove ruthless in front of goal
13th June, 2006 04:45
Ghana became the third African team in three days to show that possession alone counts for little in the World Cup, going down 2-0 to Italy on Monday, reports Reut
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Spinners put India in firm control
13th June, 2006 04:08
Spinners Anil Kumble and Virender Sehwag put India in a firm control of the second test against the West Indies after the third day's play on Monday, reports Reute
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Focus on Brazil as champions meet Croatia
13th June, 2006 03:00
Champions Brazil, patiently watching and waiting for the first four days of the World Cup, launch their attempt to win the competition for the sixth time on Tuesda
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Pirlo, Iaquinta help Italy floor Ghana
13th June, 2006 02:46
Goals from Andrea Pirlo and Vincenzo Iaquinta gave Italy a 2-0 victory over Ghana in an entertaining World Cup Group E match on Monday, reports Reuters.
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Henman foils Agassi in comeback match
13th June, 2006 00:51
Tim Henman wrecked Andre Agassi's comeback with a 6-4 6-4 win in the first round of the Stella Artois Championships on Monday, reports Reuters.
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Australia finally make their mark
13th June, 2006 00:36
Australia exorcised the demons of their past World Cup failures by scoring three goals in the dying minutes in a stunning 3-1 win over Japan on Monday, reports Reu
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Blasts in Iraq, death toll rises
13th June, 2006 05:53
The death toll from a series of bomb attacks in Iraq's northern oil hub city of Kirkukrose has risen to at least 24 people, police sources said, Reuters reports.
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Taiwan MPs set ball rolling to oust president
13th June, 2006 05:41
Opposition legislators in Taiwan launched a motion to oust President Chen Shui-bian at aspecial session of Parliament on Tuesday, turning up the heatover a series
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Kumble is enjoying his lead role
13th June, 2006 04:36
Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble said that he was thriving on his added responsibility after becoming test cricket's fourth highest wicket-taker on the third day of
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Football world cup, more twists in the tale
13th June, 2006 02:57
Italy, Czech Republic and Australia all made winning starts at the World Cup on Monday while Togo's coaching saga took another twist, Reuters reports.
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Equity NAVs in the red as markets tank
13th June, 2006 00:39
NAVs of equity mutual funds tanked yesterday as the markets ended in deep red. All sector funds except Pru ICICI FMCG Fund lost ground. However, debt schemes regis
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Agassi praises Nadal
13th June, 2006 00:17
French Open champion Rafael Nadal's determination to prove his credentials on grass was applauded by former Wimbledon champion Andre Agassi on Monday, reports Reut
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