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Russian energy group with the power to plunge Europe into darkness

Gazprom has so much natural gas under the tundra of Siberia that its energy resources are equivalent to all the oil and gas fields owned by western energy companies put togetherThe next cold war may...

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State owned China Mobile is world's biggest mobile phone operator

• China Mobile has 70% share of the domestic market• Telecoms group has a strategy to target rural populationUntil just over a year ago, Gong ­Kangshun spent much of his life trekking over the...

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Creating competition among mobile operators in China is 'good for consumers'

In 2008, Chinese ministers reorganised the telecoms sector, strengthening China Unicom and introducing a new mobile rival, China TelecomIt might seem perverse for the Chinese government to pit three...

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Wal-Mart: the US retailer taking over the world by stealth

It has beefed up its green credentials, but Wal-Mart's stance on unions and sheer global scale still provoke as much fear as admirationIt hardly shrieks of billion-dollar glamour. The US nerve centre...

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BHP Billiton: the mammoth miner that struck it rich

The world's largest miner has weathered the downturn well after walking away from a mega-merger with Rio TintoMarius Kloppers, the 47-year-old South African chief executive of BHP Billiton, has a...

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Have your say on our list of influential multinationals

This week The Guardian has carried a series of interviews with large international companies with the potential to shape the way the world will develop over the coming decade - for better or for worse....

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General Electric: world's largest company still has spark

General Electric is emerging stronger from the recession, says its chief, Jeff Immelt. It is now investing in green technology – and sees a future in markets such as India and China• Have your say on...

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Russian energy group with the power to plunge Europe into darkness

Gazprom has so much natural gas under the tundra of Siberia that its energy resources are equivalent to all the oil and gas fields owned by western energy companies put togetherThe next cold war may...

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State owned China Mobile is world's biggest mobile phone operator

• China Mobile has 70% share of the domestic market• Telecoms group has a strategy to target rural populationUntil just over a year ago, Gong ­Kangshun spent much of his life trekking over the...

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Creating competition among mobile operators in China is 'good for consumers'

In 2008, Chinese ministers reorganised the telecoms sector, strengthening China Unicom and introducing a new mobile rival, China TelecomIt might seem perverse for the Chinese government to pit three...

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Wal-Mart: the US retailer taking over the world by stealth

It has beefed up its green credentials, but Wal-Mart's stance on unions and sheer global scale still provoke as much fear as admirationIt hardly shrieks of billion-dollar glamour. The US nerve centre...

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BHP Billiton: the mammoth miner that struck it rich

The world's largest miner has weathered the downturn well after walking away from a mega-merger with Rio TintoMarius Kloppers, the 47-year-old South African chief executive of BHP Billiton, has a...

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Have your say on our list of influential multinationals

This week The Guardian has carried a series of interviews with large international companies with the potential to shape the way the world will develop over the coming decade - for better or for worse....

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General Electric: world's largest company still has spark

General Electric is emerging stronger from the recession, says its chief, Jeff Immelt. It is now investing in green technology – and sees a future in markets such as India and China• Have your say on...

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