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Pesticide levels 'high in fruit' (30 Jul 2004)

Parmalat sues Citigroup for its financial meltdown (30 Jul 2004)

Reforms but No Fines for Parmalat (30 Jul 2004)

UK student debt rises to £14bn (30 Jul 2004)

Shell faces £83m bill for misleading over oil reserves (30 Jul 2004)

Standard Life slashes bonuses by 8% (29 Jul 2004)

Germany and Austria have the most expensive cars in the EU (29 Jul 2004)

Shell pays $150 million to settle US and British investigations of overstatements of its reserves (29 Jul 2004)

Shell fined $150 million over reserves scandal (29 Jul 2004)

MILLIONS of UK elderly people, whose savings have been ensnared by insurance companies, may never see their money intact again (28 Jul 2004)

Tobacco firms accused of using dirty tricks with ballot lawsuit (28 Jul 2004)

UK legislators attack insurance companies which have trapped £160bn of savers' money in closed funds (28 Jul 2004)

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Tate & Lyle pays £55m damages in price fixing row (28 Jul 2004)

Tobacco Industry Saves on Soft Money, Spends On Advertising and Lobbyists (28 Jul 2004)

UK financial regulator publishes progress report on fair treatment of customers (27 Jul 2004)

The public pays the price when contractors pull out of PFI projects (27 Jul 2004)

A Cheesey Tax-Induced Export Subsidy with Transfer Pricing Holes (27 Jul 2004)

Mandela called as witness in Barclays genocide case (25 Jul 2004)

AIB to repay €34.2m due to over-charging scandal (23 Jul 2004)

Honda, Nissan face UK tax probe over tranfer pricing (23 Jul 2004)

Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority has condemned failings at the AIB in relation to the over-charging scandal (23 Jul 2004)

Allied Irish Bank to payout €25.6m in the overcharging scandal (23 Jul 2004)

Corporations Financing the US Presidential Elections: Favours will Follow (22 Jul 2004)

Japanese car giants face UK tax probe over transfer pricing (21 Jul 2004)

Powergen fined £700,000 for preventing more than 20,000 domestic energy customers from switching (21 Jul 2004)

Enron to pay $35M to settle charges for gas prices manipulation (20 Jul 2004)

Halliburton faces new subpoena over Cayman dealings (20 Jul 2004)

UK group campiagns against 'fat cats, but its directors get £1.8m each (20 Jul 2004)

Riddle of The Accident Group millions (19 Jul 2004)

UK firm faces fresh claims of racism (19 Jul 2004)

Interest-free card myth (19 Jul 2004)

Lloyds TSB broke the UK Banking Code (19 Jul 2004)

UK Estate agent forced up prices with bogus bids (19 Jul 2004)

Work till you're 70, say UK employers (19 Jul 2004)

UK Fraud prosecution agency loses half of its cases (19 Jul 2004)

Eight on hit list over UK split scandal (18 Jul 2004)

Many skilled UK workers 'in poverty' (17 Jul 2004)

Profits before People: UK Supermarkets criticised over water in fresh pork (16 Jul 2004)

Study of FTSE companies shows little environmental accounting (16 Jul 2004)

Profits before People: 30% of UK children living below the breadline (16 Jul 2004)

UK financial regulator promises to speed up investigations (16 Jul 2004)

Sell your soul and family to corporations: UK Couples spend just two hours together a day (16 Jul 2004)

She ll auditors had early reserves warning on its oil reserves (16 Jul 2004)

Shell alarm two years before scandal (15 Jul 2004)

PFI Hospital failing to meet standards (13 Jul 2004)

CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT ANNOUNCED BY MURRAY, FRANK & SAILER LLP AGAINST YUKOS OIL COMPANY ON BEHALF OF SHAREHOLDERS - YUKOF.PK, YUKOY.PK (13 Jul 2004)

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Enron wife sent to jail (12 Jul 2004)

'Shocking' racism in UK jobs market (12 Jul 2004)

Another top CSFB exec quits (12 Jul 2004)

Canadian mutual fund trading industry resists rules to police trading (12 Jul 2004)

When firms demand your soul as well as your labour (11 Jul 2004)

Canterbury University has the lowest percentage of women professors and associate professors of any New Zealand university (11 Jul 2004)

UK MPs to call for free online access to science journals (11 Jul 2 004)

UK TRade Unions force U-turn on PFI (11 Jul 2004)

Tobacco giant Philip Morris will pay the EU 1.25 billion dollars (1.0 billion euros) over 12 years following an agreement on the fight against contraband and counterfeiting of cigarettes (10 Jul 2004)

Tobacco industry tried to tilt 1994 US election (10 Jul 2004)

Another CEO in handcuffs (9 Jul 2004)

Adelphia founder guilty of fraud (9 Jul 2004)

Under Labour's plans, corporate sponsors can buy and run schools - and all for peanuts (9 Jul 2004)

UK Pensions deficit narrows by £10bn but will take years to eradicate (9 Jul 2004)

Fury at £1.4m for Duo airline bosses (9 Jul 2004)

Allied Irish Banks admits overcharging customers (9 Jul 2004)

British energy kept afloat with taxpayers monies but chief executive gets a £190,000 performance bonus (9 Jul 2004)

Former Enron chairman charged by US justice department (8 Jul 2004)

Europe faces Enron legacy (8 Jul 2004)

OECD Urges Governments to Combine Job Strategies with Other Social Objectives (7 Jul 2004)

Britons work longest hours in the EU (7 Jul 2004)

Study says PFI value for money claim has never been tested (7 Jul 2004)

Vedanta chief quits £1m a month role (7 Jul 2004)

UK business forms a taskforce to attack critics of corporate behaviour (6 Jul 2004)

The lawsuit that ends the Russian oligarchs’ run for cash (6 Jul 2004)

Law Society could lose power over solicitors as report condemns failures (6 Jul 2004)

US shareholders accuse Yukos, PWC of fraud (6 Jul 2004)

UK Pub trade faces overcharging probe (6 Jul 2004)

STOCKBROKER Brewin Dolphin Securities faces £30m claim alleging misuse of funds, fraud and falsification of records (6 Jul 2004)

Jarvis fined £400,000 for rail repair blunder (6 Jul 2004)

Sharp rise in UK pension complaints (5 Jul 2004)

Bring back the state, says Francis Fukuyama (4 Jul 2004)

Call to democratise building societies (4 Jul 2004)

Fat cats get big rewards for failure (4 Jul 2004)

Forget responsibility, think opportunities: How to win with CSR (4 Jul 2004)

CSR: Companies will tackle social and environmental problems (4 Jul 2004)

British firms escape apartheid abuse lawsuits (4 Jul 2004)

Bank of America settles Enron lawsuit for $69m (3 Jul 2004)

Ousted Sainsbury chief may get £2.1m (2 Jul 2004)

Goldman pays $2m in SEC inquiry (2 Jul 2004)

Troubled writes down assets by $330m (£181.5m) (2 Jul 2004)

Shell admits 'material weaknesses' in controls (2 Jul 2004)

Shell audit committee knew of reserves problem months before disclosure (2 Jul 2004)

SHORTFALLS on UK mortgage endowment policies could soar to £50bn over 20 years (1 Jul 2004)

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