From takeaway pizza outlets to purveyors of deep-fried chickens, the recession has proved a boon for fast-food operators as

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...soloists from the wonderful world of opera: Renée Fleming, Anne Sofie von Otter, Matthew Polenzani and René Pape. The musical menu spanned 32 entries, and the house, capacity 2,804, was packed to the rafters. Never mind that Schubert's fragile miniatures...

...public hearings of the UK inquiry into the Iraq war , chaired by Sir John Chilcot, begin in London.Gore on business changes Al Gore , the former US vice-president and environmental campaigner, speaks in Toronto on how physical changes to the planet will...

From takeaway pizza outlets to purveyors of deep-fried chickens, the recession has proven to be a boon for fast-food

Sir Howard Stringer was not short of advice about what should go into the strategy announcement which he unveiled yesterday.

Global food companies are coming up with their own solutions to avoid a repetition of last year's food shortages and

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...continue the fight against corruption. Although this has been the signature issue of his time in office, progress has been limited. Romania was recently ranked as one of the EU's three most corrupt countries by Transparency International, the anti-corruption...