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| Fortescue Buys Time With New Debt Facility Wall Street Journal By ROBB M. STEWART MELBOURNE, Australia—Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. has bought itself more time to ride out slumping iron-ore prices, securing up to 4.5 billion US dollars in debt to refinance its existing loans and free it from any immediate need for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Advanced Micro Devices CFO Seifert Resigns to Seek Opportunities Businessweek By Ian King on September 18, 2012 Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD), the second-largest maker of processors for personal computers, said Chief Financial Officer Thomas Seifert is leaving the company to seek other opportunities. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Brent crude rises to above $114 after Monday's plunge Reuters By Luke Pachymuthu | SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brent crude rose to near $114 a barrel on Tuesday, after steep losses in the previous session, but gains were limited as investors weighed the impact of the Federal Reserve's stimulus push on oil demand and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Foreigners Buy Most Indian Equities in Two Months on Reforms Businessweek By Paresh Jatakia and Santanu Chakraborty on September 17, 2012 Overseas investors bought the most Indian equities in more than two months after the government ended a 14-month freeze on diesel prices to cut its fiscal deficit. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Gold slips after commodities sell-off, off seven-month high Reuters By Lewa Pardomuan | SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Gold edged lower in volatile trade on Tuesday after commodity markets plunged overnight and investors booked profit from a recent rally sparked by the Federal Reserve's aggressive round of stimulus efforts. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canadian auto workers reach deal with Ford, extend contracts with GM, Chrysler Washington Post TORONTO — The Canadian Auto Workers union decided late Monday to keep working past a midnight strike deadline after reaching a deal with Ford and extending its contracts with General Motors and Chrysler. Workers will stay on the job as talks continue, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| AUD Risks Growth as Resources Drop: RBA Businessweek By Brendan Murray on September 17, 2012 The Reserve Bank of Australia saw the strength of the local currency and slowing growth in China as risks to the domestic economy, signaling scope to cut interest rates if necessary, minutes of its Sept. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Oracle to buy SelectMinds social recruiting firm Businessweek REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. (AP) — Business software giant Oracle Corp. said Monday that it is buying SelectMinds, a company that uses social media tools to help recruiters. SelectMinds' products are already integrated in Oracle offerings related to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sony to close two of seven China plants on Tuesday amid protests Reuters | TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp said on Tuesday it will close two of its seven factories in China for a day in order to ensure the safety of its staff as anti-Japanese demonstrations in the country continue. The company said it plans to reopen the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Time Warner to sell stake in Clearwire -filing Reuters | Sept 17 (Reuters) - Time Warner Cable Inc has put a process in motion to sell its stake in wireless service provider Clearwire Corp, according to a regulatory filing. The move, announced in a document filed with the US Securities and Exchange ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Here Comes the Big Manufacturing Slowdown Businessweek By Matthew Philips on September 17, 2012 A new TV commercial running in the New York region features Robert De Niro lauding the "new" New York State economy to the tune of Jay-Z's Empire State of Mind. Quick-cut shots of high-tech manufacturing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Soybeans slip, better-than-expected yields trigger sell-off Reuters By Colin Packham | SYDNEY (Reuters) - US soybeans fell on Tuesday, extending losses from the previous session when reports of better-than-expected crop yields across the US Midwest triggered the biggest percentage fall in prices in nearly a year. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| In South Africa, the poor feel betrayed by ruling ANC party Los Angeles Times ETWATWA, South Africa — The news that police killed 34 strikers at a platinum mine last month brought back painful memories for residents of this shantytown near Johannesburg — not of the apartheid era, but of more recent confrontations here with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Peregrine's Wasendorf Jr. Sues US Bank Wall Street Journal By JACOB BUNGE The son of Peregrine Financial Group Inc. chief Russell Wasendorf Sr. filed a lawsuit against the company's bank, charging it failed to properly supervise the movement of customer funds. In the suit, the son, Russell Wasendorf Jr., ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Office Depot gets big investor Sun-Sentinel An activist investment company says it has become Boca Raton-based Office Depot's largest shareholder and wants the retailer to make changes to boost performance. New York-based Starboard Value LP disclosed its 13.3 percent share in a letter to Office ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Fed Says Joblessness Would Be 7% With Less Consumer Doubt Bloomberg The US unemployment rate would be around 7 percent instead of 8 percent to 9 percent without the current level of doubt among consumers about economic issues including fiscal policy, a Federal Reserve study showed. "Uncertainty has pushed up the US ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| American Cuts Capacity Amid Canceled Flights, Sick Pilots Businessweek By Mary Schlangenstein on September 17, 2012 American Airlines (AAMRQ) cut US capacity by as much as 2 percent for the rest of this month and October after pilot retirements, sick calls and mechanical issues led to a higher-than-normal number of flight ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US firm Square to expand mobile platform The Australian SQUARE, the tech startup which allows small businesses to take payments through smartphones, said Monday it has raised $US200 million ($A191.75 million) as it gears up for global expansion. The Dow Jones website AllThingsD said the funding values the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US Treasury resists GM plan on government stake sale: WSJ CNBC.com (Reuters) - The US Treasury Department is unwilling to sell the government's stake in General Motors Co because a sale now would mean huge investment losses, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people close to the matter. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Long-End Treasurys Recover After Fed-Fueled Selloff Wall Street Journal By Cynthia Lin Long-dated Treasurys recovered some ground Monday after suffering a sharp selloff last week in the wake of the Federal Reserve's new stimulus announcement that propelled yields to four-month highs. The Fed-inspired cheer faded coming out ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| KA-BOOOOOM: Apple Hits $700 - Business Insider By Jay Yarow After flirting with it during the trading day, Apple broke through and hit $700 in after-market trading this afternoon. The stock was driven by Apple announcing that it got 2 million pre-orders for the iPhone 5, the most pre-orders for an iPhone ever ... Business Insider | ||
| iMessage Appears To Be Down - Business Insider By Dylan Love UPDATE: Everything appears to back to normal. Happy iMessaging. PREVIOUSLY: Apple's iMessage service appears to be broken right now. The Next Web reports it here and a quick test in our office confirms it – we currently can't send or ... SAI | ||
| YAROW: Apple's Best Days Are Behind It - Business Insider By Henry Blodget So are Apple's best days behind it? Is the company losing its edge? No, says Jay Yarow, Senior Editor at Business Insider. Apple's iPhone product pitch, Yarow says, has never been that the iPhone has better "specs" than competing phones. Clusterstock | ||
| Obama Administration Fights For The NDAA - Business Insider By Abby Rogers The Obama administration had some harsh words Friday after a federal judge appointed by Obama said the government doesn't have a right to indefinitely detain anyone even remotely associated with terrorist groups. Judge Katherine B. Politics | ||
| Everyone Has Figured Out That Business School Sucks By Hamilton Nolan Does factual evidence show that we are living in a bold new "Age of Aquarius" in which young people throw off the strictures of their square parents' uptight generation and forge their own path, outside of the square uptight money-focused ... Gawker | ||
| Yelp Lets Local Businesses Offer Gift Certificates » Small Business ... By Annie Pilon Small businesses now have the option to sell gift certificates directly from their business profile page on Yelp. The local reviews site, which also gives businesses to the opportunity to offer daily deal promotions, tested out the gift certificate ... Small Business Trends | ||
| This Week in Small Business: GoDaddy Goes Dark - NYTimes.com By By GENE MARKS The Fed makes a move, President Obama gets a Republican bear hug, and Latinos are starting up. Do you ever Bing it? You're the Boss | ||
| Ram building business case for Long-Hauler concept By Chris Paukert Remember last year's Ram Long-Hauler Concept? It of 197.7-inch-wheelbase, mirror-filling width and a 37500-pound Gross Vehicle Weight Rating? Fred Diaz. Autoblog | ||
| Five chat client apps to make business collaboration easier ... By Jack Wallen Efficient communication within a business is vital if you want your users to get the most out of collaboration. on TechRepublic | ||
| Phil Archuletta: Small Business Is the Engine of America By Phil Archuletta I have been receiving many hate-letters since speaking at the RNC. Here is a response to one letter from a small business owner. The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed | ||
| Eww! Nearly Half of Business Travelers Would Skip Brushing Teeth ... By Ina Fried Co-workers of those surveyed would likely be less than thrilled. AllThingsD | ||
| US Government Linked To Three New Computer Viruses - Business ... By Jim Finkle Researchers have found evidence suggesting that the United States may have developed three previously unknown computer viruses for use in espionage operations or cyber warfare. The findings are likely to bolster a growing view that the ... Military & Defense |
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| Baker Botts, Clifford Chance, Royal Lawyers: Business of Law ... Baker Botts LLP's Steve Wardlaw is taking over as partner in charge of the firm's London office, after spending seven years in Moscow, the firm said. www.bloomberg.com/.../baker-botts-clifford-chance-royal-law... | ||
| Human Resources Business Partner - Minneapolis Jobs - Star Tribune Employer: Fairview, Location: Fairview Northland Medical Center, ID: 130331, Contract type: Full Time, Date posted: 17 Sep 2012. jobs.startribune.com/job/.../human-resources-business-partner/ | ||
| Prepare your business for digital disaster | PCWorld Whether thieves or tornadoes threaten your company, protecting your assets from utter catastrophe is easier than you think. www.pcworld.com/.../prepare-your-business-for-digital-disaste... | ||
| Defense Logistics Agency earns Small Business Award from ... Senior leaders from the Defense Logistics Agency, including Director Navy Vice Adm. Mark Harnitchek and the director of the agency's small business office, ... www.dla.mil/DLA_Media_Center/Pages/newsartic | ||
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