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British brewer Bass recalled 17 million cans and bottles of its beer, about half of its weekly production, after finding that some had been contaminated by a chemical coolant. Few are expected to be affected by the coolant, mono-propylene-glycol, which gives the beer an unpleasant taste and may be harmful if consumed in excessive quantities, the brewer said. The contamination was caused by a faulty cooling process at one of Bass’ eight plants in England.
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Motorola Inc. will sign a contract with the Slovak government to buy troubled telecommunications equipment producer Tesla Piestany, the economics ministry said, noting that Motorola will be the first company to be granted a 10-year “tax holiday” under a new exemption for foreign investors.
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Athletic shoe and apparel maker Adidas Solomon denied market speculation in Germany that it had issued a profit warning or planned to do so, helping lift its stock after a plunge. Traders said Adidas’ stock was hurt by speculation that its participation in the World Cup was disappointing.
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