Iron Mountain Inc. expects to raise $196.8 million from its 8-3/4% senior subordinated notes due 2018
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Jul. 13, 2006

Iron Mountain Inc. expects to raise $196.8 million from its 8-3/4% senior subordinated notes due 2018.

Iron Mountain Inc. expects to raise $196.8 million from its 8-3/4% senior subordinated notes due 2018
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Iron Mountain Inc. expects to raise $196.8 million from its 8-3/4% senior subordinated notes due 2018.
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Asian stocks opened lower in early trading - Japan's Nikkei fell 0.8% to 15,128
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Japan's Nikkei fell 0.8% to 15,128, shares fell, with the S&P/ASX 200 losing 0.58% to 5,099...
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Eurotunnel seeking legal protection under French law
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Eurotunnel seeking legal protection under French law after failing to secure a deal to renegotiate its debt.
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British precision instrumentation and controls company Spectris Plcsees first-half sales up 8%
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British precision instrumentation and controls company Spectris Plcsees first-half sales up 8% and profit in line with expectations.
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FCC is expected to approve a deal for Time Warner and Comcast to buy and then carve up Adelphia's cable systems
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The FCC is expected to approve a deal for Time Warner and Comcast to buy and then carve up Adelphia's cable systems.
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A U.S. judge will review antitrust accords in two recent phone mergers
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A U.S. judge will review antitrust accords in two recent phone mergers, possibly raising questions about AT&T's deal for BellSouth.
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Interstate and Kellogg to raise prices as Corn and Wheat futures prices climb
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Wheat and corn prices are climbing, likely pressuring food makers such as Interstate and Kellogg Lee to raise their prices.
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Japan is likely to raise rates to 0.25% Friday
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Japan is likely to raise rates to 0.25% Friday, ending its zero-percent policy. Investment banks expect a boom in bond issuance.
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Democrats will cut the deficit, not initiate new spending if they win the House : Pelosi promised
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Democrats will cut the deficit, not initiate new spending if they win the House in the fall and roll back Bush tax cuts, Pelosi promised.
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