Monday, January 17, 2011

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Goldman Fails to See Hype That Derailed Facebook's Private Sale
BusinessWeek
By Christine Harper Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s decision to scuttle a sale of Facebook Inc. shares to US investors shows the bank miscalculated by trying to privately offer stock in a company with more than 600 million users. ...
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WikiLeaks promises new batch of banking documents
Globe and Mail
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has pledged that his latest leaked documents will reveal corruption and crime in the shadowy world of offshore banking, but observers eager for scintillating revelations about Canadian account holders may be in for a ...
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Globe and Mail
Euro soft, rescue fund in focus, Asian shares
Reuters
Traders are pictured at their desks in front of the DAX board at the Frankfurt stock exchange January 13, 2011. By Yoko Nishikawa SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The euro was on shaky ground on Tuesday with no imminent decision in sight on how to beef up the ...
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Reuters
Elpida, Chipmakers Gain on Report of Price Increase
BusinessWeek
By Jason Clenfield Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Elpida Memory Inc. led shares of computer-memory chipmakers higher after the Nikkei newspaper reported that the Japanese company plans to raise prices, fueling speculation the industry is headed for a recovery. ...
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Hutchison Eyes $6 Billion IPO for Ports Unit
Wall Street Journal
By PETER STEIN, PR VENKAT And KATE O'KEEFFE Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. aims to raise up to $6 billion by listing its southern China ports assets in Singapore, a person familiar with the situation said, in what could be Asia's biggest public offering this ...
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Inflation in China may help US exports
USA Today
By Spencer Platt, Getty Images file By Kathy Chu, USA TODAY HONG KONG — China's rising inflation rate may soon be felt on US shores. For American exporters, that's not bad news. The Obama administration has long complained that China's undervalued ...
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