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Oracle claims partial victory over Google in £630m Android copyright battle - Google's Android mobile operating system breached Oracle's copyright, a jury has found, in a $1bn (£630m) court battle between the two technology giants.

Chinese demand for metals continues with country 'set to avoid hard landing - The eurozone crisis is flaring up once more. China has cut its growth target from 8pc to 7.5pc a year, and global economic sentiment is fragile to say the least.

The week ahead in business and economics: May 8-11 - Supermarket chain Sainsbury reports annual profits, while Prudential and HSBC update the market on trading, and the Bank of England releases its interest rate and QE decision.

Euro falls to three and a half year low amid market jitters at French ... - Euro hits three and a half year low against pound as financial markets react to election of Socialist François Hollande in France and new threat of eurozone break-up posed by turmoil in Greece.

Euro falls to four month low amid market jitters at French and Greek electi - Euro hits four month low as financial markets react to election of Socialist François Hollande in France and new threat of eurozone break-up posed by post-election turmoil in Greece.

Stock markets fall as Greek and French elections renew fears that Europe ... - Election results in Greece and France send tremors throughout Europe as voters punish parties responsible for austerity measures instituted to prevent spiralling levels of debt.

BP may get second chance in Arctic through Rosneft tie-up with TNK-BP - BP could be handed a second shot at exploring for oil offshore in the Arctic with Russia's Rosneft, in a possible tie-up through its joint venture TNK-BP.

Markets braced for shift away from austerity as Francois Hollande wins ... - Financial markets are braced for a radical shift in economic policy and fresh question marks over a eurozone break-up, as Francois Hollande moves into the Elysee Palace on Monday as the first Socialist president of France ...

Naked Wines to invest £5.5m in US and Aussie vineyards - Naked Wines, the British wine club set up by a former right-hand man of Sir Richard Branson, is to invest £5.5m in a clutch of American and Australian vineyards as part of its first international expansion.

Aviva investors call for CEO Andrew Moss to be replaced - Two of Aviva's largest shareholders have called on incoming chairman John McFarlane to replace chief executive Andrew Moss at his earliest convenience.

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• 01. The euro
• 02. Greece
• 03. Eurozone
• 04. Summit
• 05. Recession
• 06. China
• 07. Bank of England
• 08. Oil
• 09. Dollar
• 10. Spain
• 11. Sharp
• 12. Forex
• 13. SP 500
• 14. Inflation
• 15. Dividend
• 16. Property
• 17. Hewlett Packard
• 18. Brazil
• 19. Mortgage
• 20. Morgan Stanley
• 21. Germany
• 22. France
• 23. Interest rates
• 24. Japan
• 25. HSBC
• 26. Dell
• 27. Apple
• 28. Barclays
• 29. Interest rate
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