UK corrugated cardboard firm Smurfit Kappa has had a large tract of land in Venezuela seized by President Hugo Chavez.
The company, based in London, was told its 3700-acre eucalyptus plantation broke Venezuelan law as it should be used for growing food.
Eucalyptus pulp is used in making cardboard.
Shares of the UK’s two biggest package holiday operators were among the heaviest blue-chip fallers today after one broker decided that their outlook was far from sunny
“It's been a while since Frank Timis graced City Spy so a big shout out to the former boss of Regal Petroleum who told the market he'd found a whole load of oil in Greece only for it to turn out he hadn't
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