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    EU-US aviation agreement takes effect

    FLYING START: The new agreement's main innovation is that it will allow any EU carrier to fly from anywhere in the bloc to any point in the US, and then onto a third country
    Passengers flying between Europe and the US should get more choice and cheaper tickets if all goes as officials plan under a new EU-US aviation pact taking effect yesterday.

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    Bush pledges to expand mortgage relief

    US President George W. Bush said the government will expand efforts to help homeowners avoid foreclosure as Democrats increase pressure on his administration to reduce unaffordable home-loan payments.

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    Italy orders cheese factory checks

    CHEESE KICKS UP STINK: A health scare about dioxin-tainted mozzarella is costing producers US$780 million a day according to estimates by an Italian farmers group
    Italy ordered checks on hundreds of mozzarella factories as part of safety measures following the detection of dioxin-tainted products, authorities said on Saturday.

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    BHP Billiton considering partnership with miners

    BHP Billiton Ltd is considering partnering with Chinese miners to seek and invest in mineral ore mines overseas to meet increasing demand for raw materials.

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    Lehman to sue Japan's Marubeni for US$250 million

    Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc said it plans to sue Marubeni Corp, Japan's fifth-biggest trading company, to recover "fraudulently misappropriated" funds that newspaper reports say may amount to more than US$250 million.

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    New Zealand to ink China trade deal in Beijing on April 7

    New Zealand's prime minister said yesterday she would sign a groundbreaking free trade agreement with China on April 7 at Beijing's Great Hall of the People.

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    Countrywide Financial bosses to receive US$19m

    Countrywide Financial Corp's chief executive and president will receive a combined US$19 million in stock next week as part of the company's pending takeover by Bank of America Corp, according to a regulatory filing.

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