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Immelt annoys the Brits

The chief executive of General Electric, Jeff Immelt, was in [...]

Published on 26/09/2013 at 23:01 GMT

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Pilgrims security firm broadens its footprint

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After getting off to a fast start in 2013 the British are likely to continue their drive for wider influence [...]

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Sonelgaz wants to produce locally

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GE does its bit for “emergency plan”

General Electric is finding itself an increasingly vital player in Algeria’s energy sector. According to Maghreb Confidential’s sources, the American [...]

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Algeria
Immelt annoys the Brits

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Bumper year for Brits in 2014?

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