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    BNP Paribas buys Chinese bank

    `WRENCHING CHALLENGES': The French bank has become the first financial institution to create a wholly foreign-owned bank in China with the purchase of ICBC
    French bank BNP Paribas SA has created China's first wholly foreign-owned bank, buying its Chinese partner's share in a Shanghai institution.

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    Ericsson says it expects China cellphone permits

    Ericsson AB, the world's largest maker of wireless networks, said it expects China to issue new mobile-phone licenses by the second half of next year, adding that any delay may curb growth for the nation's multibillion-dollar phone-equipment industry.

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    Citigroup bidding for one-fifth of Hynix's operations

    Citigroup Inc offered to buy businesses that account for a fifth of Hynix Semiconductor Inc's sales from Korea Exchange Bank and other creditors that helped bail out the world's third-largest memory-chip maker, an official at the Seoul-based bank said.

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    Europeans signal they are ready to restart trade talks

    The European Commission (EC) signaled for the first time Wednesday that it is prepared to water down its hardline negotiating position on trade in order to restart stalled global negotiations.

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    Samsung says next year's LCD sales will rise 40%

    Samsung Electronics Co, the world's largest maker of liquid-crystal displays (LCDs), said sales from the business will increase 40 percent next year as demand surges for flat-screen televisions and computer monitors.

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    Online food sales becoming profitable

    Thanksgiving holiday or not, online food sales are up in the US: three years after the collapse of the much ballyhooed new economy, internet grocers have downscaled their earlier ambitions and are working closely with local customers to make profits.

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    NYSE amends constitution
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