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June 30, 2007
Golden future awaits defunct goods
...electrical and electronic equipment can be recycled in some way, according to industry experts, write Fiona Harvey and James Fidler. The most valuable component is gold, but it is now used in much smaller quantities in electronic equipment than it once... By Fiona Harvey, Environment Correspondent, and James Fidler
April 2, 2008
Ever eastward?
...making processes of Nato". Dmitry Peskov, a Kremlin spokesman, said firmly that the comment "definitely would not be appreciated from our side". Reporting by Stephen Fidler, James Blitz, Neil Buckley, Daniel Dombey and Roman Olearchyk By James Blitz, Neil Buckley, Daniel Dombey, Stephen Fidler and Roman Olearchyk
June 30, 2007
Laws on recycling electrical equipment come into force
...goods By Fiona Harvey, Environment Correspondent, and James Fidler Most of the components of modern electrical and electronic...according to industry experts, write Fiona Harvey and James Fidler. The most valuable component is gold, but it is now... By John Willman, Fiona Harvey and Maija Palmer
July 14, 2008
Middle East: Sky’s the limit for Gulf states with soaring aerospace ambitions
...with improving economies,” says James Hogan, the chief executive of Etihad...Paris or Heathrow,” says Benjamin Fidler, global aerospace analyst at Deutsche...current industry troubles,” says Mr Fidler. The ultimate goal in Abu Dhabi, according...strategies simultaneously?” says Mr Fidler. “Long-term, it has to be prudent... By Robin Wigglesworth
July 14, 2008
Sky's the limit for Gulf states with soaring aerospace ambitions
...China, with improving economies," says James Hogan, the chief executive of Etihad...even Paris or Heathrow," says Benjamin Fidler, global aerospace analyst at Deutsche...current industry troubles," says Mr Fidler. The ultimate goal in Abu Dhabi, according...strategies simultaneously?" says Mr Fidler. "Long-term, it has to be prudent... By Robin Wigglesworth
April 4, 2008
Putin criticises Russia’s ‘demonisation’
...The draft paper also covers questions of how the US and Russia plan to manage their remaining nuclear arsenals. Reporting by James Blitz, Stephen Fidler and Thomas Escritt in Bucharest and Neil Buckley and Stefan Wagstyl in Moscow By FT Reporters
April 5, 2008
Putin attacks 'demonisation'
...refer to boosting economic co-operation, and Russia's hopes for joining the World Trade Organisation. Reporting by James Blitz, Stephen Fidler and Thomas Escritt in Bucharest and Neil Buckley and Stefan Wagstyl in Moscow Editorial Comment, Page 12 By FT Reporters
April 5, 2008
Putin criticises 'demonisation' of Russia
...draft paper also covers questions of how the US and Russia plan to manage their remaining nuclear arsenals. Reporting by James Blitz, Stephen Fidler and Thomas Escritt in Bucharest and Neil Buckley and Stefan Wagstyl in Moscow Editorial Comment, Page 6 www.ft.com... By FT Reporters
April 1, 2008
Ever eastward? A divided Nato pauses at Russia’s ‘red lines’
...spokesman, said firmly that the comment “definitely would not be appreciated from our side”. Reporting by Stephen Fidler, James Blitz, Neil Buckley, Daniel Dombey and Roman Olearchyk By FT Correspondents
December 30, 2005
The future is nuclear, Blair will hang on, shares head up but football is a long shot
...cycle to turn late in the coming year or early 2007. Stephen Fidler Will the US start to withdraw from Iraq? Yes, but it is unlikely...If not, Chapter 11 will loom - but probably not until 2007. James Mackintosh What is the next fadin management? There has not... By Christopher Brown-Humes, David Buchan, Clive Cookson, Stephen Fidler, John Gapper, Andrew Hill, Jo Johnson, Roula Khalaf, Simon London, James Mackintosh, Richard McGregor, Kevin Morrison, Wolfgang Munchau, David Owen, Philip Stephens, Nicholas Timmins, David White, John Willman and Martin Wolf