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Prime Minister David Cameron supports hydraulic fracturing
In an editorial on the Daily Telegraph, Prime Minister David Cameron gave his backing for hydraulic fracturing.
Britain: Get tough on online abuse, Twitter
Britain pressured Twitter to get tough on online abuse. Britain was putting pressure on Twitter, a social media site, to make reporting abuse easier for Internet users.
European Union considers option to blacklist Hezbollah military wing
The European Union weighs options regarding the military wing of Hezbollah as Britain persuaded its peers to blacklist the Shi'ite Muslim group's military wing.
Brits infanticipate together with the Royals
Bookmakers and retailers celebrate its earnings due to the windfall for the anticipated first born of Prince Philip and Kate Middleton.
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Credit Suisse estimated that they will receive US$94 Million hits from UK tax deal Credit Suisse forecasted that they are expecting a loss of CHF90 million or something in the area of US$94.
Fund firms threatened the privatization of Lloyds Banking Group until rulings are clarified by banks and regulators.
Britain is ready to sell off its 39% stake in Lloyds and is evaluating whether to break up RBS according to Finance Minister George Osborne.
British finance minister George Osborne announces an early public sale of their shares in Lloyds Banking Group.
LongRivers Partners to make a new bid for water utilities firm Severn Trent Plc. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the profile of a water faucet. Severn Trent Plc, the United Kingdom's second biggest publicly traded water utility, would receive an improved bid from an infrastructure investor from Canada and the sovereign wealth fund of Kuwait.
Britain's Crown Estate enters into a joint venture agreement with Canada's Oxford Properties for the redevelopment of the St James district.
When break even price achieved for Lloyds TSB shares, then Britain would be able to divest its shareholdings in the bank.
IPO is the next best option as five banks find it difficult to find buyers for their businesses. Five British banks would be looking to float their stocks in the market.
The purchase underscores the market expansion into France and away from Britain. India's number one software services company, Tata Consultancy Services, would purchase Alti SA of France for the price of Eur 75 million or US$98 million.
