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On Thursday the E.C.B.'s own economists issued slightly more pessimistic forecasts for this year and next, predicting that euro zone output would fall by 0.4 percent this year and rise 1 percent next year.
Donald G. McNeil Jr. (NYT) LATVIA: LANGUAGE LAW EASED -- Bowing to critics, Latvia issued slightly more flexible rules for a law requiring use of the Latvian language in most activities.
He warned governments and banks not to become complacent, while the central bank's staff economists issued slightly more pessimistic projections for the 17-country euro zone economy that point to a 0.1 percent contraction in gross domestic product for this year.
A campaign statement issued slightly later said the event would be rescheduled, but did not offer details.
During August, the One in a Million Twitter feed began issuing slightly desperate-sounding appeals for punters: "Limited places available... iPad for every student".
Unicom will issue slightly more than 10 billion new shares to buy China Netcom at a ratio of 1.508 to 1 share of Netcom.
It then voted to follow through on a plan under which new stock valued at 2.9 trillion won ($2.23 billion) would be issued -- slightly less than half to be granted to creditors in satisfaction of debts and the rest to be used in a convertible bond and rights offering.
JP Morgan this week issued a slightly cautious note on the company, and investors were also worried by signs of margin pressure at coal fired power station group Drax, down 3.5p to 501p following its results.
E.ON and GDF Suez were each fined €553m ($769m) for their accord in 1975 not to compete over gas supplied through a pipeline in southern Germany.The IMF issued a slightly better forecast for the world economy than the one it produced in April.
SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo's first-quarter financial results issued Tuesday slightly exceeded Wall Street's expectations, but analysts said the numbers were not likely to aid Yahoo's efforts to fend off Microsoft's hostile bid or to extract a higher price.
A narrower operating loss in its mobile phone unit helped, and the company also issued a slightly stronger forecast for the rest of 2009 than analysts expected.
