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| Takefuji Shares Set to Fall in Tokyo After Nikkei Reports Bankruptcy Plan Bloomberg By Takahiko Hyuga - Mon Sep 27 02:39:55 GMT 2010 A man walks past a Takefuji Corp. branch office in Tokyo. Takefuji Corp. shares are poised to drop by their daily limit after a report Japan's third-biggest consumer lender was preparing to seek ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gordon Gekko's return University at Buffalo The Spectrum When Wall Street ended 23 years ago it was not, by any means, begging for a sequel. That being said, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps is a surprisingly appropriate follow-up to a widely appreciated movie. Instead of just playing off of the success of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hong Kong Stocks Rise to Eight-Month High on US Demand Data BusinessWeek By Kana Nishizawa Sept. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong stocks rose, sending the Hang Seng Index to its highest level in more than eight months, as exporters gained after a US report showed demand for capital goods increased more than forecast. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| AIA Kicks off Premarketing for Mega IPO ABC News HONG KONG (Reuters) - American International Group Inc will be required to hold a 30 percent stake in its Asian life insurance business, AIA Group Ltd, for a year after AIA's listing next month, the term sheet showed on Monday. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Yuan Climbs to Strongest Level Since 1993 Before US Vote BusinessWeek By Bloomberg News Sept. 27 (Bloomberg) -- China's yuan surged to the strongest level since 1993 on speculation the government will bow to growing political pressure to allow faster appreciation. The currency climbed for a 10th straight day even as the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Japan's export growth slows for sixth month The Associated Press TOKYO — Japan's export growth slowed for the sixth consecutive month in August, as a strong yen and cooling global demand rattled an already fragile recovery. The value of exports climbed 15.8 percent from a year earlier to 5.22 trillion yen ($61.9 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hyundai Motor Falls After US Recall of 139500 Sonata Sedans BusinessWeek By Sookyung Seo Sept. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Hyundai Motor Co., South Korea's largest carmaker, fell the most since Sept. 16 in Seoul trading after the company announced a recall of about 139500 Sonata sedans in the US because of a steering fault. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stanley Chais dies at 84; money manager invested with Bernard Madoff Los Angeles Times By Stuart Pfeifer and David Sarno, Los Angeles Times ( Los Angeles Times) -- Stanley Chais, the Beverly Hills, Calif., money manager who helped invest hundreds of millions of dollars from his clients with Bernard L. Madoff, died Sunday in New York, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Unilever in Advanced Talks to Buy Alberto Culver Wall Street Journal By DANA CIMILLUCA And PAUL SONNE Unilever PLC, the Anglo-Dutch consumer-products giant, is closing in on a deal to purchase Alberto Culver Co., maker of Alberto VO5 hair-care products, people familiar with the matter said. Unilever is expected to pay ... See all stories on this topic » |
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