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Sales of wines from Sotheby's - key figures

$88,270,602
Sales of wines in the world of Sotheby's in 2010 - company pleased ever year total sales of wines

11
The number of Hong Kong auction wine consecutive sold 100pc Sotheby's has since since 2009 – record unmatched by any large auction house.

$52,618,399
Sotheby's wine sales in Hong Kong

$20,974,207
Sotheby's wine sales in London 2010

$14,677,996
Sotheby's wine sales in New York in 2010

$232,692
The value of Chateau Lafite sold in Hong Kong, 29 October 1869, this year, which makes bottle (75 cl) standard size sold at auction ever more expensive.

$2. 8 m$ 4. 1 m
The amount of the auction of wine Andrew Lloyd Webber collection is expected to increase from Sotheby's Hong Kong on 22 January 2011. A total of 747 lots will be open calls for tenders.

$6,056,783
The amount of the sale of two days of wine of Andrew Lloyd Webber collection retrieved in May 1997 - both a new world auction record for any sale of wine ever held.

$310,700
Most expensive bottle of wine (in any format) has already sold at auction - a Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1945 (Jeroboam) sold by Sotheby's New York on February 28, 2007.


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AIA by numbers - all the facts and figures you need to know

$1. 75bn
net profit of the company in November 2009 year

1919
year that AIA traces its roots in the region, when the company was founded by Cornelius Vander Starr in Shanghai

15
number of countries in which the company operates

24,000
employees

300 000
agents

23 m
policies in force


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Us unemployment rises: in figures

A job seeker reviews by registration in a centre of careers in Oakland, California.?Photo: GETTY

9 8pc - unemployment rate in November 9 6pc in October square


50,000 - Number of jobs created in the private sector


11,000 - The collapse of government posts


Agricultural wage mass increase expected by economists before 130,000 - figures released


172,000 - Increase of non-farm payrolls in October - figure has been revised upwards on Friday 151 000 initially


$600bn (£ 380bn)-EDF amount they will pump in the economy between November and June, after the $1.7 billion already completed quantitative easing.


28,100 - Number of jobs in November, despite the beginning of the holiday shopping season retail losses


$ 1,400 - Award Gold jumped over $ 1,400 an ounce after employment data were released


5,745.32 - Closure of the FTSE 100 Friday, dropped to 0 4pc according to figures from the US unemployment level is released


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Copper: facts and figures you need to know

? Use the largest copper wiring is, as the metal is the second silver medal its conductivity. It also very slowly corrodes.

? Because it resists corrosion and does the heat, it is widely used for plumbing pipes.

? According to the European research need hybrid cars 33 kg copper in their construction - the weight of a child aged 12 average copper. In comparison with 20 kg - 25 kg of copper in a classic car. Approximately 3 kg of extra is required for electric compressor, converter/rectifier requires 2 kg, the lithium-ion battery is 8 kg and wiring high voltage and a further 8 kg.

? China is the largest consumer of copper, but imports tumbled to a minimum of one year in October.

? Copper spot prices increased near 20pc on the London Metal Exchange (LME) since 1 January 2005 to $8,774 per tonne.

? Cash joined by 45pc since his year-low, June 7 $6,067 per tonne.

? Copper for the delivery of three months on the LME reached a record $ 8,966 per tonne on 11 November.

? Copper stocks followed by the LME courses for a tenth month drop data revealed this week.

? Copper followed by the LME stocks are low 30pc this year for the first annual since 2004 contraction.


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Office of budget responsibility: forecast figures

Growth in gross domestic product (GDP):

Quarterly growth forecasts:

Public sector net borrowing:

2010-2011
£ 148. 5bn
10PC of GDP

Sector public job losses:

New forecast: reduce 330 000 jobs over the next four years

Forecast June: cut 490 000 jobs over the next four years

Public sector net debt:

2010-2011
£ 922. 9bn
60 8pc GDP

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3D TV: facts and figures

1 - 3D TV work with two images on the screen - one for each eye. Wear goggles ensures that each eye sees the correct image. The brain then combines the two and is mistaken in thinking that he sees a 3D image.

2 - 3D TV technology works in two ways: active and passive.

-Active requires sophisticated as much technology in active rather than télévision.Téléviseurs 3D glasses toggle between a full screen for the left eye image and an image full screen of the right lens.So that each eye sees the correct image, panes in glasses lenses to open it and close at the same speed.

-Passive 3D TVs do not require these glasses as sophisticated technology to create the 3D image is télévision.La TV dedicated lines alternate image images left and right eye and glasses make sure that each eye sees the correct image.

3 - Gartner figures show more 24pc televisions flat screen will be enabled 3D by 2014.

4 - Deloitte Research earlier this year, concluded only 2pc UK consumers relied on the purchase of a 3D TV during 12 months

5 - According to the intelligence, screen television 3D 1 m games were sold in Europe this year, including all 5MC vendus.Le number TVs should double next year and in 2014 19 m 3D TVs are expected to be sold in Europe.

6 - Screen intelligence predicts that at the end of 2010, just over 200,000 3D TVs will have been sold in United Kingdom. 4 m 3D TVs are expected to be sold to the United Kingdom in 2014.


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Rise to two figures in the company car fresh operating

FCAC said forecourt price for cars has grown significantly.

Popular company cars have become much more expensive to run. Driving expense category C of Mercedes diesel £ 7,768 per year until 14pc.AUDI A6 owners have seen a 8pc amounted to £ 9,755 per year; whereas the BMW 7 series eat on average £ 17,754 per year until 6pc.


A typical light van now fresh £ 8995 or almost 45 percent a thousand to remain on the road each year up to 10 7pc on last year, based on the mileage of 20,000 a year.


Said RAC rising prices of the forecourt and a small second hand market hunted for commercial vehicles more than 20pc per year depreciation expense.Rising fuel costs has also made its mark.


The motoring organisation said 2010 was a "year expensive" for owners of vehicles and warned that charges will be only mounted more later in the new year as the increase in VAT 20pc and planned rises in fuel in January and April take their expenses.


John Franklin, FCAC's spokesman said: "there was a bad année.Co?t more to keep your vehicle on the road and it does not appear to be an end in sight."


Pilot white van saw fuel costs almost rocket 14pc this année.Fabricants and distributors also marked new vehicle prices averaged 18pc this year demand has recovered.


Society of motor manufacturers and traders vans over 18,000 registered in October, 14 3pc, 215,902 rolling year, reported.October is the ninth successive monthly increase in a row.


Dr. Franklin said weak pound sterling exchange rate has increased the cost of imported parts, maintenance costs for many commercial car models and exécutif.Par example, the cost of maintenance of the BMW 7 series past 704 £ per year to £ 827.


The increase in insurance premiums, 40pc in the year for all drivers and higher for male, young driver, also contributed to the dark image.


All Executive car drivers were affectés.Mercedes class C 320 d SE drivers saw a 28pc rise in premiums; AUDI A6 2.7 TDI owners paid 32pc; and BMW series 7 740i "road warriors" endured 18pc hike.


The most expensive commercial van to stay on the road, as tracked by the RAC has been Nissan Navara diesel pickup Tekra four-wheel motrices.Il now fresh £ 10,000 per year to run, versus £ 9,680 last year.


A typical Ford Fiesta diesel 1.4 TDCi van owner has seen a leap more small costs from £ 5,369 to £ 5,653.


But the owners of Ford Transit Connect 200 SWB low roof diesel vehicles have endured a bond of £ 903 £ 7,250 per year, mainly as a result of falls from a second hand values.


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Report of the week: latest UK growth figures, Shell

Economists believe third quarter growth could be as low as 0. 4pc in bottom of 1. 2pc in the previous quarter.

MONDAY
Report of property purchase for Q3 Bank of England, BBA mortgage approval, speeches of Bank Mervyn King and Paul Tucker and reserve Federal Chairman Ben Bernanke


TUESDAY
Braemar Seascope and Lidco intervals, updates Afren Arm Holdings and Ceva, UK Q3 GDP firstly feel, data services, Member of the PPC Adam Posen speech.


Nobody expects GDP of the national statistical figures match growth 1. 2pc quarter-on-quarter shock view in the second quarter, driven by the construction bouncing retour.Les economists believe it could be as low as 0. 4pc, which would be even a quarter fourth successive récupération.Cependant, the economy is expected to slow down in front of dwindling tax, mounted the unemployment reduction and a housing market.


WEDNESDAY
First derivatives, British American Tobacco, Plasmon and Virgin Media, MPC Member Charlie Bean speech updates


THURSDAY
Mouchel year-round Rugby Estates interim updates for Aggreko, Arriva, axis-Shield, AstraZeneca, Premier Foods, Royal Dutch Shell and William Hill, the national housing, CBI distribution trades survey, Ashmore and AGM index approved.


We monitor investors see if Shell Unveils nouveau.Prix oil solid results are still high at approximately $80 per barrel and its refining and marketing division is better that year dernier.La city expects therefore profit on a cost basis of supply (stripping the effects of inventory) increase by 50pc year $4 United last (£ 2. 7bn).


FRIDAY
Interval of British Airways, updates County and WPP Forth Ports, GfK consumer confidence, the official figures on consumption, money supply credit and mortgages, US Q3 GDP.


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Newsweek: Why these employment figures does not affect the election

The new national unemployment rate released this morning held regular 9.6%, marking the last time that this economic data point out before the November elections. Perceptions of the economy voters were likely determined months ago according to economists and political scientists and this last number should have little effect on the results of the races. "It's much too late to change very pessimistic view of the economy, public", explains Thomas e. Mann, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

Although the mid-term congressional elections dominated the headlines in recent weeks, us remain focused on the State of the economy, according to the latest survey by the Pew Research Center for the people & the press.Approximately 28% of the pay telephone interviewees attention to economic news, compared to only 12 percent of respondents said that they followed the economy Congrès.Et racing remains the key for the fall campaign issue according to the latest survey NEWSWEEK.


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