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<p>A motorist fill a car with fuel at a gasoline station in Richmond, California. Major crude oil producer Iran said that any output hike by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) as requested by the United States would not affect skyrocketing prices.</p>
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Saturday May 17, 08:09 PM		 <p>Members of the United Auto Workers Union (UAW) protest in April 2008 outside the American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) headquarters in Hamtramck, Michigan. The UAW has reached a tentative agreement with a key auto parts supplier to end a long and crippling strike that forced General Motors to close six assembly plants.</p>
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Saturday May 17, 07:46 PM		 A lawyer for the shareholders argued Yahoo is trying "to whitewash embarrassing documents".
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Saturday May 17, 01:41 PM
<p>Austrian Airlines aircraft at Vienna's Schwechat airport. Austrian Airlines chairman Alfred Oetsch said he would favour a majority sale of the loss-making airline in the event of a strategic partnership, in an interview to be published Saturday.</p>
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Saturday May 17, 05:43 AM		 <p>Indian Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram gives a press conference in New Delhi in March 2008. India's inflation rate accelerated to a 44-month high of nearly eight percent on Friday, dealing a fresh blow to the government which fears a voter backlash.</p>
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Saturday May 17, 03:41 AM		 <p>The padlocked gate of a forclosed house in California. US homebuilding showed a surprisingly strong jump in April, signaling a ray of hope amid the rubble of the worst housing slump in decades, according to government data released Friday.</p>
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Saturday May 17, 02:50 AM
<p>British Energy' Sizewell B power station near Leiston, eastern England. Nuclear power operator British Energy said Friday that it has received several offers from parties interested in the company as Britain prepares major new atomic energy investment.</p>
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Saturday May 17, 02:47 AM		 <p>A Bangladesh vendor sells rice from his market stall. The Philippines, one of the world's largest rice importers, said Friday prices are softening after Japan offered to sell rice to Manila amid news of bumper world harvests for 2008.</p>
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Saturday May 17, 02:42 AM		 <p>Bankers wait in front of the Euro-symbol of the European Central Bank (ECB) during an evacuation exercise last month in Frankfurt/M., western Germany. The ECB has said it was launching a 28-day liquidity-providing operation with an intended volume of 25 billion dollars, in line with an announcement on May 2.</p>
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