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Commodities Snap Best Winning Streak Since 1980 on European Debt, China
Bloomberg
By Chanyaporn Chanjaroen - Tue May 31 08:57:15 GMT 2011 Commodities headed for the worst month in a year, snapping the longest winning streak since 1980, as accelerating inflation in China and a sovereign-debt crisis in Europe fanned concern the ...
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Economy gains, yet housing spirals downward
Boston Globe
By David Streitfeld SAN FRANCISCO — The desire to own your own home, long a bedrock of the American Dream, is fast becoming a casualty of the worst housing downturn since the Great Depression. Even as the economy began to fitfully recover in the last ...
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Oil rises to above US$101 in Asia as traders eye weakening US dollar
The Canadian Press
SINGAPORE — Oil prices rose to above US$101 a barrel Tuesday in Asia as a weakening US dollar made crude cheaper for investors with other currencies. Benchmark oil for July delivery was up 66 cents to $101.25 a barrel at midday Singapore time in ...
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The Canadian Press
Fitch: Greece Ability To Deliver Targets Increasingly Doubtful
IMarketnews.com
LONDON (MNI) - Ratings Agency Fitch has said that signs that Greece was struggling to meet its fiscal targets and the increasing likelihood that Athens will need more EU/IMF money to meet funding shortfalls were key factors behind the its downgrade of ...
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Goldman Gave Libya Chance To Be Big Shareholder
TheStreet.com
By Joseph Woelfel 05/31/11 - 04:37 AM EDT NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Goldman Sachs(GS) was given $1.3 billion by Libya's sovereign-wealth fund in early 2008 to make currency bets and other trades. But when the investments lost 98% of their value, Goldman, ...
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Eurozone inflation eases to 2.7 percent
The Associated Press
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Inflation eased to an annual rate of 2.7 percent in May for the 17 countries that use the euro, surprising markets and taking some pressure off the European Central Bank to keep raising interest rates. ...
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Moody's Puts Japan Debt on Review
Wall Street Journal
By WILLIAM SPOSATO Moody's Investors Service is placing Japan's sovereign debt rating on review for a potential downgrade as a raft of economic indicators exposes the fragility of Asia's second-biggest economy. WSJ's Yumiko Ono and William Sposato ...
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Japan recovery takes hold, but debt downgrade looms
Reuters
By Stanley White and Linda Sieg TOKYO, May 31 (Reuters) - Japan's economy offered more signs of recovery from the deadly March earthquake on Tuesday, but Moody's ratings agency warned both growth and government action may fall short of what is ...
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Greek Bond Spreads Tighten Sharply
Wall Street Journal
By NICK CAWLEY And NEELABH CHATURVEDI LONDON—Greek bond spreads against German bunds tightened sharply Tuesday after a report in the Wall Street Journal said that Germany is considering dropping its push for a rescheduling of Greek debt in order to ...
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SKorea's Ticket Monster acquires Malaysian site
Danbury News Times
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) â€" Fast-growing South Korean daily deal website Ticket Monster has acquired a Malaysian company in the first move of its expansion to other countries in Asia. Ticket Monster works with merchants to sell consumers coupons that ...
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China Yuan Hits Fresh Record High Late; Traders See More Gains Ahead
Wall Street Journal
SHANGHAI (Dow Jones)--China's yuan rose to a fresh record high against the US dollar late Tuesday after the central bank guided the yuan higher using its reference exchange rate in response to a globally weak dollar. The yuan broke a psychological ...
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Seagate, Western Digital Merger Deals Face EC Probe
PCWorld
By Agam Shah, IDG News Moves by Seagate and Western Digital to acquire hard-drive companies are being probed by European regulators because of "competition concerns", the European Commission said on Monday. The proposed acquisitions will "further ...
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Buyers cool as Russia eyes big grain exports
Reuters
Ears of wheat are seen in a field in Agrostroy farm, some 450 km (280 miles) south of Barnaul city in the Altai region September 22, 2010. By Melissa Akin MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia geared up to ship as much as much as 20 million tonnes of new-harvest ...
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Reuters
Indian growth slows for fifth quarter
Financial Times
India's economic growth slowed for the fifth consecutive quarter as rising interest rates and paralysis in the scandal-plagued government curbed company investment. The economy grew more slowly than expected – 7.8 per cent in the fourth quarter of the ...
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Airbnb booking a $100+ million round?
VatorNews
Valued at over a billion dollars by Andreessen and DST: person-to-person travel accommodations site? Airbnb, which enables people to provide accommodations to travelers, is currently closing a funding round of at least $100 million at a $1 billion ...
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Merged South American bourses off to slow start
Reuters
By Felipe Iturrieta and Anthony Boadle SANTIAGO/BOGOTA (Reuters) - The stock markets of Chile, Peru and Colombia merged on Monday to become Latin America's second-largest exchange, but trading was limited and faces tax hurdles coupled with political ...
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LinkedIn Opens Asia-Pacific Headquarters in Singapore
Wall Street Journal
By CHUN HAN WONG SINGAPORE—LinkedIn Corp. has established its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Singapore and plans to set up a Japan office later this year, as the company seeks to grow its regional footprint. The headquarters will serve as a gateway for ...
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Now more than ever, Fond du Lac area nonprofits need donations
Fond du Lac Reporter
Joyce Keyes, a volunteer at Fond du Lac Red Cross, shows care packages delivered to survivors from natural disasters and residential fires. Keyes recently returned from volunteering in the tornado-ravaged South. The American Red Cross, ...
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Alstom, Hermes, LVMH, Renault, Schneider: French Equity Preview
Bloomberg
By Alan Katz - Tue May 31 06:03:38 GMT 2011 The following is a list of companies whose stocks may have unusual changes in Paris. Symbols are in parentheses after company names and prices are from the last close. France's CAC 40 Index (CAC) fell 8.45 ...
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Forex - EUR/CHF up in Asian trading hours
Benzinga
By Forexpros.com The pair was likely to find support at 1.2104, Friday's low, and resistance at 1.2360, Thursday's high. Meanwhile, the Euro was up against the US Dollar and the Japanese Yen, with EUR/USD gaining 0.71% to hit 1.4383 and EUR/JPY rising ...
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India Stocks Gain Before Growth Report; Set For Monthly Drop
Bloomberg
By Shikhar Balwani - Tue May 31 05:26:19 GMT 2011 Indian stocks advanced ahead of a government report that's expected to show economic growth exceeded 8 percent in the three months ended March 31, paring the benchmark index's biggest monthly loss since ...
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Payback, sort of
Worcester Telegram
Chrysler Group LLC last week announced that it had paid back the US and Canadian governments $7.6 billion in loans that saved the company from bankruptcy two years ago. President Obama called the action a "significant milestone" in the company's ...
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VW Bids To Tighten Grip On MAN Despite Compliance Woes
Wall Street Journal
By Christoph Rauwald Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)--Volkswagen AG (DAI.XE) Tuesday confirmed the terms of its mandatory bid for MAN SE (MAN.XE) as it seeks to tighten its grip on the German truck maker and foster cooperation with its ...
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Fortis Buys $470M US Electric Utility
Emii.com
Fortis is acquiring Central Vermont Public Service (CVPSC) in a deal worth $470 million, The Wall Street Journal reports. Fortis will pay $35.10 per share in cash for each share of the biggest electric utility in Vermont. The deal, which is worth $700 ...
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Suspicious house fires investigated in Troup Co.
WXIA-TV
Troup County sheriff's deputies are investigating five predawn house fires in the Mountville area north of LaGrange. (Photo by: Jerry Carnes, 11Alive News) Joey McCartney looks over the devastation after an arsonist destroys his home. LAGRANGE, Ga. ...
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Carney Different From Central Bank Peers With Listing Loonie
BusinessWeek
By Chris Fournier and Allison Bennett May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Canada's currency is poised to weaken as investors bet Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney will keep interest rates low to protect the economy instead of fighting inflation by raising interest ...
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S. Africa urges 'democratic' process for IMF boss
AFP
CAPE TOWN — South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said Tuesday that the International Monetary Fund should move towards a democratic system to choose the institution's next leader. "We are talking about a shift from a decades-old tradition to a ...
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AFP
Australia Slump Could Be Biggest in 20 Years
Wall Street Journal
By JAMES GLYNN SYDNEY—Australia's economy may have suffered its biggest economic contraction in 20 years in the first quarter of 2011, data are indicating, as a string of natural disasters savaged exports in crucial industries such as coal. ...
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Poland economy grows 4.4 percent in first quarter
Boston Globe
WARSAW, Poland—Polish government data show that the economy grew 4.4 percent in the first quarter of this year over the same period in the previous year. The GDP figure released Tuesday was in line with economists' expectations and marked only a small ...
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AT&T's Critics on Deal Growing
Wall Street Journal
By SHAYNDI RAICE and THOMAS CATAN Opposition is steadily growing to AT&T Inc.'s proposed $39 billion takeover of T-Mobile USA, as competitors, state regulators and elected officials have come out in recent days expressing concerns about the acquisition ...
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