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- Foxconn chairman pledges to raise pay in China, invest in Hainan
- China publishes draft rules to improve IPO mechanism
- Brazil spots new oil leak as safety worries rise
- After grad job slump, big hiring is back at U.S. colleges
- Japan to support U.S. nominee to head World Bank
- Mixed signals from China's factories in March
- DBS boss Gupta faces biggest challenge in Indonesia
- South Korea March exports fall; U.S. shipments up on FTA
- Euro zone agrees to boost rescue capacity
- Fed's Kocherlakota sees 2.3 percent inflation in 2013
- GM faces huge costs if Bochum plant shut: works leader
- Fed's Kocherlakota sees 2.3 percent inflation in 2013
- 675 Russian fishermen rescued from drifting ice
- UK Internet group: Surveillance program in works
- Fire-stricken cruise ship safe at Malaysian port
- 'Hunger Games' earns $61.1M to top 'Titans' sequel
- Tribune Broadcasting: No deal reached with DirecTV
- Obama's insurance requirement not the only mandate
- China says manufacturing rises again in March
- Tribune Broadcasting says no DirecTV deal
- World landmarks dimmed for Earth Hour
| Foxconn chairman pledges to raise pay in China, invest in Hainan Posted:
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| China publishes draft rules to improve IPO mechanism Posted: SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) published on Sunday draft rules aimed at increasing the liquidity of newly-listed shares and monitoring pricings for initial public offers in an attempt to curb speculative trading and regain investor confidence. CSRC plans to scrap the three-month lock-up period for institutional investors in domestic initial public offerings and increase the scrutiny of IPOs that are priced at more than 25 percent above the comparable value of industry peers. ... |
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| After grad job slump, big hiring is back at U.S. colleges Posted: NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sean Chua expected the hunt for his first job after college to be tough. After all, he watched his brother struggle to find a position when he graduated back in 2008. But his fears were unwarranted. The 21-year-old justice major at American University sent out only seven resumes before getting an offer earlier this month from IBM for an IT consulting job, making him a beneficiary of a turnaround in the labor market for U.S. graduates. "My mom's first position was with IBM so she is particularly proud," says Chua. ... |
| Japan to support U.S. nominee to head World Bank Posted:
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| Mixed signals from China's factories in March Posted:
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| DBS boss Gupta faces biggest challenge in Indonesia Posted:
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| South Korea March exports fall; U.S. shipments up on FTA Posted:
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| Euro zone agrees to boost rescue capacity Posted:
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| Fed's Kocherlakota sees 2.3 percent inflation in 2013 Posted: EVANSTON, Illinois (Reuters) - U.S. inflation will be above the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target next year, Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota said on Saturday, suggesting he sees pressure building for the central bank to lift interest rates. "I'm expecting inflation to be 2 percent this year, and 2.3 percent next year," Kocherlakota told the Midwest Economics Association's annual meeting. The Fed has kept U.S. short-term borrowing costs near zero for more than three years, and its policy-setting panel has said it expects to need to keep them there through late 2014. ... |
| GM faces huge costs if Bochum plant shut: works leader Posted:
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| Fed's Kocherlakota sees 2.3 percent inflation in 2013 Posted: EVANSTON, Illinois (Reuters) - U.S. inflation will be above the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target next year, Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota predicted on Saturday, suggesting he sees pressure building for the central bank to lift interest rates. "I'm expecting inflation to be 2 percent this year, and 2.3 percent next year," Kocherlakota told the Midwest Economics Association's annual meeting. The Fed has kept U.S. short-term borrowing costs near zero for more than three years, and its policy-setting panel has said it expects to need to keep them there through late 2014. ... |
| 675 Russian fishermen rescued from drifting ice Posted: Russia's emergency services rescued 675 fishermen on Sunday from an ice floe that was drifting out to sea in the far east of the country. |
| UK Internet group: Surveillance program in works Posted: Every email to your child. Every status update for your friends. Every message to your mistress. |
| Fire-stricken cruise ship safe at Malaysian port Posted:
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| 'Hunger Games' earns $61.1M to top 'Titans' sequel Posted:
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| Tribune Broadcasting: No deal reached with DirecTV Posted:
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| Obama's insurance requirement not the only mandate Posted:
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| China says manufacturing rises again in March Posted: Chinese manufacturing gained momentum for a fourth straight month in March, helped by a recovery in the auto, tobacco and electronics sectors, though analysts said conflicting data suggest lingering weakness. |
| Tribune Broadcasting says no DirecTV deal Posted:
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| World landmarks dimmed for Earth Hour Posted:
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