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Billionaire investor Albert Frere, a leading shareholder in ...

Billionaire investor Albert Frere, a leading shareholder in ...

Jan 8th, 2011

(AFP/BELGA/File) - Billionaire investor Albert Frere, a leading shareholder in energy groups Total and GDF Suez, said he was "appalled by this chaotic situation which could have long-lasting effects on the Belgian economy. The markets will be merciless if the country does not emerge promptly from this unprecedented hell," he said.(AFP/BELGA/File) -
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