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- Earnings, Fed to prove skeptics wrong
- Chesapeake discloses loans after Reuters report
- G20 doubles IMF's war chest amid fears on Europe
- U.S., Italian firms win Concordia salvage contract
- Exclusive: JPMorgan poised to sell U.S. metal concentrate unit
- Italy police seize $5 billion of U.S. securities
- Oil not second round price effects driving inflation: Weidmann
- Exclusive: BlackBerry maker hires law firm for restructuring
- Greenberg says it discussed hiring Dewey lawyers
- Volvo technology transfer a lifeline for Geely
- Google ex-CEO's salary rises to $1.25 million from $1
- Fed stress test rejected Citi's $8 billion buyback plan: WSJ
- JPMorgan wins second victory in Lehman-linked lawsuit
- Some claims against Toyota tentatively dismissed
- Motorola CEO pay package rose to $47 million in 2011
- Rogue trader Kerviel accuses SocGen of deceit
- MBIA, BofA to face off in May on insurer's restructuring
- Corrected: Analysis: Citi's pay rejection a wake-up call to boards
- Michelin recalls 77,000 tires for safety problem
- Recalls this week: Grills, Bike brakes, Saw blades
- In '72, EPA battled pollution; now it's politics
- Geithner urges creativity in Europe's debt crisis
- Unauthorized biography spills Simon Cowell secrets
- Motorola Mobility CEO's pay more than triples
- FDA proposes rules for nanotechnology in food
- Costa Concordia to be salvaged in 1 piece
- Japan to forgive $3.7 billion of Myanmar's debt
- A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
| Earnings, Fed to prove skeptics wrong Posted:
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| Chesapeake discloses loans after Reuters report Posted:
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| G20 doubles IMF's war chest amid fears on Europe Posted:
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| U.S., Italian firms win Concordia salvage contract Posted: ROME (Reuters) - Titan Salvage of the United States and Italian firm Micoperi have won the contract to salvage the Costa Concordia, which capsized off the Italian island of Giglio in January, Costa Cruise Lines said on Saturday. The two companies beat out Smit Salvage, an arm of Dutch group Baskalis-Westminster , and Italy's Neri, which were also on the short list. Titan Salvage is owned by U.S. group Crowley Maritime Corp and Denmark's Svitzer, owned by Maersk . Costa did not give a value for the contract. ... |
| Exclusive: JPMorgan poised to sell U.S. metal concentrate unit Posted:
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| Italy police seize $5 billion of U.S. securities Posted: MILAN (Reuters) - Italy financial police have seized U.S. securities with face values of about $1.5 billion and gold certificates worth above 3 billion euros ($3.96 billion) as part of an investigation into a possible international financial scam. The police said on Saturday the "million dollar" operation was a last step in the probe, which centered on the use of bearer Federal Reserve debt securities dating back to the 1930s as a guarantee for loans or other opaque cross-border transactions. ... |
| Oil not second round price effects driving inflation: Weidmann Posted: BERLIN (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation is above target mainly because of high oil prices but the European Central Bank must remain vigilant that this does not translate into higher inflation expectations among citizens, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann was quoted as saying. Weidmann, who sits on the ECB's 23-member Governing Council, said there was no sign yet that higher inflationary expectations were taking hold of wage demands and hence price growth in the euro zone economy. The ECB targets inflation of just below two percent and it currently stands at 2.7 percent. ... |
| Exclusive: BlackBerry maker hires law firm for restructuring Posted:
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| Greenberg says it discussed hiring Dewey lawyers Posted:
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| Volvo technology transfer a lifeline for Geely Posted:
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| Google ex-CEO's salary rises to $1.25 million from $1 Posted:
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| Fed stress test rejected Citi's $8 billion buyback plan: WSJ Posted: (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc had sought approval for $8 billion in share repurchases as a part of the capital plan turned down by the Federal Reserve last month, the Wall Street Journal said, citing sources. In March, the Fed gave glowing marks to most of the large banks, passing 15 out of 19 tested, but the central bank called out a few laggards, including Citigroup, forcing it and others to revise planned share buybacks and dividends. ... |
| JPMorgan wins second victory in Lehman-linked lawsuit Posted:
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| Some claims against Toyota tentatively dismissed Posted: LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp has won the tentative dismissal of some claims in the class-action lawsuit brought by owners of its vehicles over problems with sudden acceleration. In what would be a victory for Toyota if the ruling becomes definitive, U.S. District Judge James Selna in Santa Ana, California, said New York and Florida class representatives cannot bring claims under their states' laws for lost value in their vehicles due to Toyota's recalls for sudden, unintended acceleration. ... |
| Motorola CEO pay package rose to $47 million in 2011 Posted:
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| Rogue trader Kerviel accuses SocGen of deceit Posted:
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| MBIA, BofA to face off in May on insurer's restructuring Posted: NEW YORK (Reuters) - MBIA Inc's 2009 restructuring will be on trial next month, when Bank of America Corp and two other lenders try to show that New York state insurance department acted unreasonably in approving it. "I have to determine whether their approval was arbitrary and capricious," Justice Barbara Kapnick said in a hearing before an overflowing courtroom in a New York state court in Manhattan. She will preside over a non-jury trial beginning on May 14 that is expected to last two to four weeks. ... |
| Corrected: Analysis: Citi's pay rejection a wake-up call to boards Posted: NEW YORK (Reuters) - Institutional investors are increasingly pressing boards to rein in outsized executive pay, and after Citigroup shareholders rejected a compensation plan on Tuesday, more directors may start listening. Shareholders on Tuesday handed Citigroup an embarrassing no confidence vote on a $15 million pay package for its Chief Executive Vikram Pandit. About 55 percent of shareholders rejected a plan to bring Pandit's pay back close to levels before the global financial crisis. ... |
| Michelin recalls 77,000 tires for safety problem Posted: Michelin is recalling more than 77,000 bus tires because sidewall defects can cause them to lose air rapidly, increasing the risk of a crash. |
| Recalls this week: Grills, Bike brakes, Saw blades Posted: Gas grills that can leak propane gas, bicycle brake levers that can fail and battery chargers that can come apart are among the consumer products recalled this week because of safety issues. Other products include saw blades that can fall out of their packaging and scuba diving hoses that can rupture. |
| In '72, EPA battled pollution; now it's politics Posted:
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| Geithner urges creativity in Europe's debt crisis Posted:
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| Unauthorized biography spills Simon Cowell secrets Posted:
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| Motorola Mobility CEO's pay more than triples Posted: Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. CEO and Chairman Sanjay Jha's compensation more than tripled in 2011 to $47.2 million, including awards tied to the company's split from Motorola Solutions. |
| FDA proposes rules for nanotechnology in food Posted: Regulators are proposing that food companies that want to use tiny engineered particles in their packaging may have to provide extra testing data to show the products are safe. |
| Costa Concordia to be salvaged in 1 piece Posted:
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| Japan to forgive $3.7 billion of Myanmar's debt Posted:
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| A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat Posted: The mysterious caller claimed to be from Microsoft and offered step-by-step instructions to repair damage from a software virus. The electric power companies weren't falling for it. |
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