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Learn the 7 Traits of All Great Stocks!- China may relax capital rules for QDII funds: report September 6, 2010SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China plans to relax rules to allow smaller fund houses to launch overseas investment products, the Securities Times reported on Monday, citing an unnamed source. […]
- BP restarts sale of Alaskan assets: report September 6, 2010LONDON (Reuters) - BP has revived the sale of its Alaskan assets after failing to offload them to U.S. oil and gas company Apache in July, the Financial Times reported on Monday. […]
- China allows insurers to invest in private equity, real estate September 6, 2010SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will allow insurers to broaden investment channels into private equity and real estate, a move that could unleash as much as $100 billion worth of fresh funding into unlisted firms and the property sector. […]
- What might make the Fed flinch? September 5, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy appears to be trudging along, neither booming nor busting, growing steadily enough to diminish double-dip recession fears but not quickly enough to bring down unemployment. […]
- Debt levels should fall after pre-crisis jump: BIS September 5, 2010LONDON (Reuters) - Debt levels that ran up ahead of the financial crisis have shown only a modest decline since and are likely to fall sharply in the coming years, a study said. […]
- Taxpayers may face initial loss on GM IPO: sources September 5, 2010NEW YORK/DETROIT (Reuters) - The U.S. government is likely to take a loss on General Motors Co in the first offering of the automaker's stock, six people familiar with preparations for the landmark IPO said. […]
- IMF's Lipsky says moderate world recovery underway September 5, 2010GWANGJU, South Korea (Reuters) - The world economy is recovering moderately but still faces challenges such as the need for medium-term fiscal consolidation, the IMF's First Managing Director, John Lipsky, said on Sunday. […]
- Obama says his economic policies halted "bleeding" September 5, 2010WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, previewing a big push on the U.S. economy next week, on Saturday defended policies that he said "have stopped the bleeding" and put the middle class on the road to recovery. […]
- Venezuela OKs payment for French retailer Casino September 4, 2010CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has approved a $690 million payment to French retailer Casino and other owners of a supermarket chain nationalized earlier this year, state media said on Saturday. […]
- Stocks rally as jobs data spurs optimism September 4, 2010NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street closed a stellar week on Friday after recent economic data, including a stronger-than-expected labor market report, bolstered optimism that the economy would not fall back into recession. […]
- China may relax capital rules for QDII funds: report September 6, 2010
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- New Zealand Assesses Quake DamageNew Zealand could spend at least $1.4 billion on repairs following Saturday's 7.1-magnitude earthquake, which damaged more than 500 buildings and houses in the city of Christchurch and set off aftershocks that continued to shake the region. […]
- KT Sets iPhone DateSouth Korea's KT Corp. will start selling Apple's iPhone 4 in the country on Sept. 10. […]
- Afghans Move to Bail Out Kabul BankAfghanistan's government inched closer to bailing out the country's largest bank, setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars that could be used to keep Kabul Bank solvent, officials said. […]
- George Clooney's 'The American' Tops Labor Day Box OfficeGeorge Clooney's "The American" shot past rivals at the box office over the Labor Day holiday weekend. […]
- BIS Questions Growth TradeoffSustained debt reduction need not be a cause of weaker growth in the aftermath of a crisis, as long as policy makers fix the problems that caused the turmoil in the first place, the Bank for International Settlements said. […]
- Samsung Flags ExpansionSouth Korea's Samsung Electronics is considering investing a record $25.55 billion next year to bolster its existing operations and expand into new business segments. […]
- Mark Hurd Discusses A Top Role at OracleMark Hurd, who resigned as chief executive of Hewlett-Packard last month, is in talks to join Oracle as a top executive. […]
- UPS Plane Had Smoke in CockpitInvestigators said a UPS cargo plane that crashed in Dubai shortly after takeoff Friday had smoke in the cockpit and was struggling to maintain altitude. […]
- Craigslist Adult Ads: "Censored"The Adult Services section of Craigslist has been removed and replaced with the word "censored" since Friday night. […]
- Rosneft Taps New CEOThe board of Rosneft nominated Eduard Khudainatov as the new head of the state-controlled oil major, less than a day after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's ordered his appointment. […]
- New Zealand Assesses Quake Damage
- New Zealand Assesses Quake DamageNew Zealand could spend at least $1.4 billion on repairs following Saturday's 7.1-magnitude earthquake, which damaged more than 500 buildings and houses in the city of Christchurch and set off aftershocks that continued to shake the region. […]
- KT Sets iPhone DateSouth Korea's KT Corp. will start selling Apple's iPhone 4 in the country on Sept. 10. […]
- Afghans Move to Bail Out Kabul BankAfghanistan's government inched closer to bailing out the country's largest bank, setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars that could be used to keep Kabul Bank solvent, officials said. […]
- New Zealand Assesses Quake Damage
- New Zealand Assesses Quake DamageNew Zealand could spend at least $1.4 billion on repairs following Saturday's 7.1-magnitude earthquake, which damaged more than 500 buildings and houses in the city of Christchurch and set off aftershocks that continued to shake the region. […]
- KT Sets iPhone DateSouth Korea's KT Corp. will start selling Apple's iPhone 4 in the country on Sept. 10. […]
- Afghans Move to Bail Out Kabul BankAfghanistan's government inched closer to bailing out the country's largest bank, setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars that could be used to keep Kabul Bank solvent, officials said. […]
- George Clooney's 'The American' Tops Labor Day Box OfficeGeorge Clooney's "The American" shot past rivals at the box office over the Labor Day holiday weekend. […]
- New Zealand Assesses Quake Damage
- Linking Up In A Down MarketAre companies finally learning the lesson that it's better to buy low and sell high? August crossed the line as the busiest month for M&A activity since late 2009. Some corporate buyers are clearly on the prowl. Mining giant BHP Billiton (BHP) made a $38 billion offer for Canada's Potash (POT). Drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis (SNY) launched an $18.5 b […]
- Honchos Get GlumA quarterly index that gauges the mood of U.S. business leaders dropped sharply to 58.4 in August from a recent high of 67.6 in May. Grant Thornton's Business Optimism Index says key execs are again souring on the economy with only about one-third, or 34%, expecting it to improve in the next six months. This is down from 63% in May. The hiring outlook a […]
- Stress Value, Not Price, In DealsSome managers are so eager to be liked that they let employees run the show. A similar trap befalls poor negotiators. If you're unwilling to play hardball, you can grant concessions too quickly and weaken your negotiating stance. Rather than reach a mutually acceptable agreement, you'll wind up going too far to make others happy. "If you prize […]
- With Ronald Reagan Rowing, America Rode A Capital WaveAs President Ronald Reagan finished his second term, the New York Times wrote a Jan. 1, 1989, editorial headlined, "Will Reagan's Luck Outlast Reagan?" The editorial argued that Reagan was "a lazy and inattentive man, sometimes dreamily disengaged from reality." But the article conceded that inflation fell from 13% to 4% under his wa […]
- Hold On To ExpectationsTo reach company goals, you must set standards. Let your guard down and you'll miss the mark. Yet today many businesspeople are doing just that, says leadership coach and former retail exec Dave Anderson, author of "If You Don't Make Waves You'll Drown." We've become so politically correct, he says, we fail to correct those who […]
- Wilbur Wright And The Flying MachineWhen Wilbur and Orville Wright were trying to turn fixed-wing flight into reality, they saw the data they were using from German researcher Otto Lilienthal were flawed. Many would have given up at this point. But not these two. They decided to throw out the data and start fresh, compiling their own. Their self-confidence and perseverance are two qualities th […]
- Get The Value Word OutPeople typically know when their company is doing things honestly. It's not always easy to point out when your firm fails to stick to its values and misleads customers or lies to employees. Ways to make sure your firm follows its principles: Have confidence. People often think it's impossible to change the tide and point out wrongdoing within their […]
- Mastering Generation YThey were born from the early 1980s to the mid-'90s. They're Gen Y -- the new, tech-savvy crop of workers. To make them leaders: Build. Most Generation Y employees want a sense of belonging. They want jobs that help them make a difference. They also want to bond with their bosses, say Meagan and Larry Johnson, a daughter-father coaching duo and co- […]
- He Had A Head For PotatoesYou have to dig deep to hit pay dirt. Potato baron and agribusiness giant J.R. "Jack" Simplot (1909- 2008) unearthed moneymaker after moneymaker. Idaho wasn't the country's leading spud producer -- Maine held that title -- until Simplot took the industry by storm. First, he grasped how to grow the tubers bigger and sort them faster. Next, […]
- Horace Had His Own Rhyme And Reason In RomeThe Roman poet Horace knew that brevity was crucial. "Whatever advice you give, be brief," he advised. When he himself gave advice, Horace followed his own aphorisms. He said: "He has half the deed done, who has made a beginning." "The covetous man is ever in want." "The word, once sent abroad, flies irrevocably." In 1 […]
- Linking Up In A Down Market
