The new green game: tradable allowances for greenhouse gases may one day become the world's biggest commodities market

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The world market in tradable pollution allowances is expanding rapidly. Some 55 million tons of greenhouse gases have been traded since 1996, according to global energy broker Natsource, and this market could increase to $200 billion within a short time.

Emissions credit trading, Emissions trading

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Hello, 'good bye!'

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The rapid rise of Anne Robinson and her game show 'Weakest Link' in the US underlines the growing popularity of UK television shows amongst US viewers. UK production firms and networks are now actively targeting the US market.

Television broadcasting industry, International trade, Television programs, Television production companies, Quiz shows

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The dot-com witch hunt

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Issues are presented concerning the exposure of conflicts of interest following the failure of many Internet based business enterprises. The need for improved regulation of the securities industry is discussed.

Laws, regulations and rules, Finance, Online services, Internet services, Securities industry, Business enterprises

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