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- Wal-Mart silenced Mexican bribe inquiry: NY Times
- Car makers gear up for a tougher China market
- Europe pressed to deliver debt fix
- Ford to quadruple SUV offerings in China over next year
- S.Korea central bank report warns of surge in government debt
- Canada's RBC to double Mideast wealth management team: executive
- Roche talks to Illumina rivals after drops bid: paper
- BofA board $20 million settlement called inadequate
- Aldar says no financial help needed from Abu Dhabi
- Analysis: Walking fine line, BOJ head warns of risks of easing
- Qantas A380 blowout plane returns to service
- Trump flies into ex-Soviet Georgia for tower project
- Haitong's cornerstone loans highlight competition: IFR
- Murdoch mocks UK government as arrives for ethics inquiry
- Murdoch mocks UK government as arrives for ethics inquiry
- Wal-Mart silenced Mexico bribe inquiry: NY Times
- Spain bad bank idea mulled but no plans yet: EU officials
- Google Street View comes to Israel
- Turnout solid in French presidential election
- '08 presidential vote in swing states, at a glance
- Unemployment trends in swing states, at a glance
- Latest survey results in swing states, at a glance
- Women visit Spanish town to ease a bride shortage
- Electoral votes in the swing states, at a glance
- Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
- 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
- Romney on spending: Guns triumph over butter
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| Car makers gear up for a tougher China market Posted: BEIJING (Reuters) - China's massive car market may still be young, but the auto industry CEOs descending on Beijing this week will see first hand that it's also growing up fast. The Beijing auto show starts on Monday at a time when China's auto market has begun softening after a decade of breakneck growth. The days when car sales could surge 46 percent in one year - as they did in 2009 - are gone, say many industry executives and analysts. Most see growth falling off to an average of 7-8 percent this decade. ... |
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| Ford to quadruple SUV offerings in China over next year Posted:
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| S.Korea central bank report warns of surge in government debt Posted: SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's government debt could surge above 100 percent of the country's annual gross domestic product by the year 2030 from just a little more than 34 percent now, the country's central bank said in a report released on Sunday. Asia's fourth-largest economy would see slower growth due to the declining pace of increases in capital and labor input, whereas government spending would surge to cover financial debts at public companies and public pension schemes, it said. ... |
| Canada's RBC to double Mideast wealth management team: executive Posted:
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| Roche talks to Illumina rivals after drops bid: paper Posted:
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| BofA board $20 million settlement called inadequate Posted:
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| Aldar says no financial help needed from Abu Dhabi Posted: ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi's Aldar Properties is committed to repaying all its debt and does not need more financial support from the government of Abu Dhabi, the company's deputy chief executive told reporters on Sunday. "We won't need more (financial) help, we are comfortable on the financing side," Mohammed Al Mubarak said on the sidelines of a property conference. "We are committed to all our debts and they will be paid, we are in a healthy financial position," he added. Aldar's $1.25 billion 10.75 percent bond, maturing 2014 was bid at 109. ... |
| Analysis: Walking fine line, BOJ head warns of risks of easing Posted:
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| Qantas A380 blowout plane returns to service Posted:
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| Trump flies into ex-Soviet Georgia for tower project Posted:
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| Haitong's cornerstone loans highlight competition: IFR Posted: HONG KONG (Reuters) - Haitong Securities Co Ltd's $1.7 billion Hong Kong share offering took center stage in Asia Pacific equity capital markets on Friday, but it also highlighted the risks from deals partly financed by underwriters as competition among banks grows for new listings, Thomson Reuters publication IFR reported. Haitong, China's second-biggest brokerage by assets, received pledges from 11 cornerstone investors for about one-third of the stock on offer. Banks financed a portion of cornerstone orders totaling $330 million. Pan-Asia private equity firm PAG and U.S. ... |
| Murdoch mocks UK government as arrives for ethics inquiry Posted:
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| Murdoch mocks UK government as arrives for ethics inquiry Posted: LONDON (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch on Saturday mocked the UK government's "mad" plans to lend more money to the International Monetary Fund and criticized its energy, education and tax policies after arriving in London ahead of his appearance at a media inquiry next week. The 81-year-old News Corp boss will appear before a senior judge in London's High Court on Wednesday and Thursday as part of an inquiry ordered by Prime Minister David Cameron to investigate standards in the British press. ... |
| Wal-Mart silenced Mexico bribe inquiry: NY Times Posted:
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| Spain bad bank idea mulled but no plans yet: EU officials Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Spain is considering the idea of creating a "bad bank" to take over non-performing real-estate loans from Spanish banks to help clean up the sector, but so far there are no plans for such an institution, European officials said on Saturday. "There is no plan or decision, but some consideration, as far as I know. It could, possibly, be a good idea," one senior European Union official said. The official said the idea had not yet been discussed with the European Union, whose institutions would likely get involved should it the idea get more developed. ... |
| Google Street View comes to Israel Posted: After months of discussions with Israeli security officials, Google has launched its popular Street View service in the country's three largest cities. |
| Turnout solid in French presidential election Posted:
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| '08 presidential vote in swing states, at a glance Posted: Barack Obama won 13 of the 14 swing states in 2008. And he received a higher percentage of votes in nine of them than he did nationally. |
| Unemployment trends in swing states, at a glance Posted: Nine of the 14 swing states have an unemployment rate lower than the national average. |
| Latest survey results in swing states, at a glance Posted: President Barack Obama holds a lead over the likely Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, in many of the battleground states in the presidential election. |
| Women visit Spanish town to ease a bride shortage Posted:
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| Electoral votes in the swing states, at a glance Posted: or 64 percent. |
| Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up Posted:
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| 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed Posted:
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| Romney on spending: Guns triumph over butter Posted:
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