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The company’s myriad Web services likely will be usurped over time.
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Real estate vacancy rates are still growing in these metros.
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Companies line up to go public in Hong Kong.
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How a quiet, stocky real estate developer named Solomon Dwek cracked open the massive corruption scandal.
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Companies line up to go public in Hong Kong.
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Asian shares followed US markets higher, after investors pushed the SP to its highest level since Barack Obama was elected on November 4, levels last touched on election day last November and the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke through the psychologically important 9,000 mark
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The oil services firm will have to prove to investors its ability to manage an uncertain future.
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The overhaul of News Corporation’s Star Asian television operations will involve job losses in the region as the group aims to cut costs and consolidate overlapping operations
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Citigroup is expected to name Diana Taylor, a respected former banking regulator who is the companion of Michael Bloomberg, New York city’s mayor, as a new director in a revamp of its much-criticised board
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Cancer immunotherapy has mostly been a failure so far. With its $2.4B purchase of Medarex, the company wagers it has found a winner.
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US stocks soared, with investors pushing the SP to its highest level since Barack Obama was elected on November 4, levels last touched on election day last November and the Dow Jones Industrial Average breaking through the psychologically important 9,000 mark
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Ericsson has joined the battle for the core wireless division of Canadian group Nortel Networks, pitting it against Nokia Siemens and a US private equity fund
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President Barack Obama’s bid to push healthcare reform, his signature policy, through Congress suffered a majorsignificant blow when the leading Democrat in the US Senate said the chamber it would miss a White House deadline to pass the legislation by August
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Daniel Mudd, appointed as the new chief executive of Fortress Investment Group, plans to spearhead an aggressive acquisition strategy that could see the listed hedge fund buy other financial companies – including banks, insurers, traditional money management groups and other hedge funds
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Porsche’s family owners ended months of feuding over a rescue of Germany’s debt-ridden sports carmarker by agreeing a merger with Volkswagen and ousting its chief executive Wendelin Wiedeking with a huge €50m pay-off.
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The $3 billion emergency loan kept CIT alive, but it isn’t rescued yet.
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A government watchdog raised questions about the Obama administration’s estimate that up to four million people could be helped by the president’s mortgage modification program.img src=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rss/money_latest/~4/2VEavFf2A44″ height=”1″ width=”1″/
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The Street pushed shares of AT&T higher, despite drop in second quarter profits.
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T. Rowe’s managers have performed well since the market bottomed. Now it’s time to see the bottom line.
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That recovery in financials? It’s global. Credit Suisse finds its inner Goldman Sachs.
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American Express said Thursday that earnings fell by nearly half in the second quarter as a big piece of its profits were wiped out to pay back the loan it received from the government in last year’s financial sector bailout.img src=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rss/money_latest/~4/JlCaU10PGyU” height=”1″ width=”1″/
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The publisher of the FT and Penguin has outperformed rivals but analysts fear a tough second half.
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