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Flaws halt work on Boeing 787 sections: report

Boeing Co said it stopped work more than a month ago on two sections for its 787 Dreamliner model after wrinkles were found in the composite-material fuselages supplied by Italy's Alenia Aeronautica, Bloomberg reported.

Daily Outlook - August 14 - Energy

Five days of United Nations climate change talks in Bonn, Germany conclude Friday. Seven of the top ten best paid chief executive officers in the United States last year belong to oil companies.

U.S. consumer prices flat, inflation pressures muted

U.S. consumer prices were flat in July versus June, but fell over the past 12 months by the most since 1950, according to government data that suggested benign inflation pressure even amid signs the recession may be winding down.

Playwright David Mamet to pen Anne Frank film

Playwright David Mamet, whose works often revolve around cutthroat men who use bruising dialogue, will write a screenplay about Holocaust victim Anne Frank, the Walt Disney Co said on Wednesday.

U.S. consumer prices flat in July

U.S. consumer prices were flat in July versus June as expected, but fell over the past 12 months by the most since 1950, government data showed on Friday.

World stocks rally, China caps gains

World stocks hit 10-month highs for a second day running on Friday following upbeat growth data from the euro zone, but a fall in Chinese stocks and caution over the ongoing U.S. earnings season tempered gains.

Blackstone's Schwarzman tops U.S. CEO payroll

Taking his private equity firm public paid off big for Blackstone Group LP's Stephen Schwarzman, who became the top-paid chief executive in the United States last year, a title he is likely to retain for some time, according to an analysis released on Thursday.

BofA-Merrill cuts European telecoms sector to neutral

Bank of America Securities-Merrill Lynch Research downgraded the European telecoms sector to neutral from overweight, saying the sector's relative earnings momentum is likely to lag that of sectors more geared into a recovering economy.

Bankruptcy filings surge in first-half 2009

U.S. bankruptcy filings rose 38 percent in April-June from a year ago, according to court data released Thursday, as consumers and business were hit by rising unemployment and a lack of credit.

Solar stocks down on dim results

Shares in solar power companies fell on Thursday, led by a 14-percent drop in LDK Solar Co Ltd, which posted a wider-than-expected quarterly loss.

Sterling Energy to raise 62.5 mln stg via equity issue

Oil and gas company Sterling Energy Plc said on Friday it would raise 62.5 million pounds ($103.6 million) in a discounted placing of new shares and that it had ended all talks regarding the sale of the company. Sterling Energy, which said in April it had agreed with its syndicate banks on a waiver until mid-August on repayment schedule of outstanding loans, said it had further amended the waiver agreement to mid-February 2011, conditional upon completion of the placing.

China names top energy official as nuclear corp head

China appointed a new chief for its top nuclear firm, China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC), after its former general manager was dismissed for seriously violating discipline, the official Xinhua news agency said on Friday.

EURUSD hits 1-wk high after Europe GDP data

The euro hit a one-week high against the dollar on Thursday after the euro zone's two biggest economies posted surprise returns to growth in the second quarter, helping drag the dollar lower.

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