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Sarasin Fires Employee Over Hildebrand Data
Bloomberg
Enlarge image Swiss National Bank Chairman Philipp Hildebrand Swiss National Bank Chairman Philipp Hildebrand Daniel Acker/Bloomberg Philipp Hildebrand, chairman of the Swiss National Bank. Bank Sarasin & Cie. AG (BSAN), the Basel, Switzerland-based ...
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Bloomberg
European Stocks Fall Before Bond Sales; Vestas, UniCredit Drop
BusinessWeek
By Corinne Gretler Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks retreated from a five-month high as Germany and Portugal prepared to sell a total of 6 billion euros ($7.8 billion) in debt. US index futures were little changed, while Asian shares advanced. ...
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Turkey to seek US waiver on Iran oil -energy official
Reuters
ANKARA Jan 4 (Reuters) - Turkey will seek a waiver from the United States to exempt its biggest refiner Tupras from new US sanctions on institutions that deal with Iran's central bank, a Turkish energy ministry official told Reuters on Wednesday. ...
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Vestas shares dive after profit warning
Reuters
| COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Shares in Danish wind turbine maker Vestas dived to an 8-1/2 year low on Wednesday after the company issued its second profit warning in only three months. Vestas said profits for 2011 would be hit by higher-than-expected ...
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EURO GOVT-Bunds fall before "tricky" German debt sale
Reuters
* Bunds fall before auction of Jan 2022 bond * Previous auction of this bond significantly undercovered * Underlying demand for Bunds to remain strong near-term By Marius Zaharia LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - German Bunds fell on Wednesday before a new ...
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China December Home Prices Fall for 4th Month, SouFun Says
BusinessWeek
By Bloomberg News Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- China's home prices fell for a fourth month in December after the government reiterated plans to maintain property curbs, according to SouFun Holdings Ltd. Residential prices dropped 0.25 percent last month from ...
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BP Freezes Macondo Spill Payouts as Plans to Clarify Court Order
Bloomberg
BP Plc (BP/), operator of the Macondo well that caused the worst US oil spill, froze payments to victims of the accident until a court clarifies an order on legal fees. The court in Louisiana said BP's Gulf Coast Claims Facility should withhold 6 ...
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Small business payrolls rise 55000 in December
Reuters
| WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Small businesses created 55000 jobs in December and increased working hours for employees, further evidence the labor market was strengthening. In addition, workers at small businesses saw a rise in their paychecks last month, ...
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China opposes 'unilateral' US sanctions on Iran
AFP
BEIJING — China said Wednesday it opposed "unilateral" sanctions against Iran, after US President Barack Obama signed into law new measures targeting the Islamic republic's central bank. Washington's move came after the United States, ...
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AFP
Singapore Cuts Ministers' Pay After Wealth Gap Irked Voters
BusinessWeek
By Shamim Adam Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore will cut salaries for its prime minister and top office holders after voter unhappiness over a widening income gap weakened support for the ruling party in last year's elections. Prime Minister Lee Hsien ...
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Exxon to sell Tonen stake in retreat from Japan: sources
Chicago Tribune
TOKYO (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil is in talks to sell most of its 50 percent stake in TonenGeneral Sekiyu KK back to its Japanese refining partner and unload other assets in Japan in a deal that could be worth as much as $5 billion, four sources with ...
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Boeing Meets With Kansas Workers Today Amid Plant Closure Study
BusinessWeek
By Susanna Ray Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. is gathering all of its employees in Wichita, Kansas, for a mandatory meeting today as the world's largest aerospace and defense company considers closing operations in the area. The gathering will begin ...
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Revealing Interest Rate Forecasts Advances Bernanke's Transparency Drive
Bloomberg
Enlarge image Ben Bernanke Ben Bernanke Joshua Roberts/Bloomberg Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, takes questions during a press conference at the Federal Reserve in Washington on April 27, 2011. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. ...
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Bloomberg
Formula maker rebounds from infant death scare
MSN Money
By Benzinga on Tue, Jan 3, 2012 3:57 PM By Brandon Pilzner, Benzinga Staff Writer Shares of Mead Johnson (MJN) were soaring higher Tuesday along with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX), though for different reasons. The United States Food and Drug ...
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MSN Money
Huge Miss Looms For Bank Of America's 4th Quarter: KBW
Forbes
Bank of America is soaring in the first trading session of 2012 but it still faces some ugly ghosts of years past. The nation's second largest bank could report a major miss in its fourth quarter earnings, according to a bank earnings preview note from ...
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New Data Shows Broad Gains in Commercial Construction, Manufacturing
CoStar Group
By Randyl Drummer Private nonresidential construction spending rose 4.5% in November compared to the same period last year, with solid gains across all sectors led by boost in manufacturing projects, according to new Commerce Department data. ...
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Review urges delay in borrowing billions for bullet train
Los Angeles Times
State-mandated panel concludes that the high-speed rail program 'is not financially feasible.' Gov. Jerry Brown's office signals that he isn't likely to be swayed by the findings. California High Speed Rail Authority shows an artist's rendering of a ...
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Los Angeles Times
Loosen the Rules Stifling IPOs by Venture-Backed Startups
Xconomy
[Editor's Note: We asked selected Xconomists a series of questions designed to zero in on the big issues of the year, including "What would you be willing to throw a punch over?"] What would I be willing to throw a punch over? Solving the small-cap IPO ...
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CORRECT: UPDATE: 3M To Buy Avery Dennison Office Business For $550M
Wall Street Journal
(In "UPDATE: 3M To Buy Avery Dennison Office Business For $550M" at 11;04 am EST on Jan. 3 incorrectly described 3M's use of the Avery Dennison name on products in the sixth paragraph. A corrected version follows.) By Bob Tita Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES ...
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Wegelin Bankers Said to Be Charged in Tax Crackdown by US
BusinessWeek
By David Voreacos Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Switzerland's Wegelin & Co. was the employer of three Swiss bankers charged with conspiring to help US clients hide more than $1.2 billion from American tax authorities worked at , a person familiar with the ...
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Chevron Bid to Dismiss $18 Billion Judgment Rejected in Ecuador
BusinessWeek
By Karen Gullo and Mark Chediak Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Chevron Corp.'s effort to overturn an $18 billion judgment against it was rejected by an Ecuador appeals court in a lawsuit alleging the company is responsible for chemicals spilled in the Amazon ...
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Smallest S&P 500 Gain Since 2005 Seen by Equity Strategists
BusinessWeek
By Inyoung Hwang Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Forecasters at securities firms are more conservative on US stocks than any time in seven years, predicting the Standard & Poor's 500 Index will rise 6.4 percent in 2012 as budget deficits around the world limit ...
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Life Partners Sued by SEC in Disclosure Case; Shares Fall 20%
BusinessWeek
By Jesse Hamilton Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Life Partners Holdings Inc., an acquirer of life-insurance policies, was sued by US regulators along with three of its executives over allegations of fraudulent statements, improper accounting and insider trading ...
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Acme Packet Shares Tumble After Company Lowers Its Forecasts
BusinessWeek
By Nick Turner Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Acme Packet Inc., a seller of equipment that helps transmit voice and data over Internet networks, tumbled as much as 21 percent in late trading after the company cut its annual sales and profit estimates. ...
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Starbucks raising prices in US Northeast, Sunbelt
msnbc.com
Danny Johnston / AP Starbucks Corp is raising prices by an average of about 1 percent in the US Northeast and Sunbelt regions on Tuesday. By Lisa Baertlein Starbucks Corp is raising prices by an average of about 1 percent in the US Northeast and ...
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US HOT STOCKS: Eastman Kodak, Team Inc Active In Late Trading
Wall Street Journal
US stocks closed higher Tuesday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 1.5% to 12397, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index climbed 1.6% to 1277, and the Nasdaq Composite index advanced 1.7% to 2649. Among the companies whose shares are actively ...
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Central Bank Taps a Belgian for Key Post
Wall Street Journal
By BRIAN BLACKSTONE FRANKFURT—The European Central Bank tapped Belgian economist Peter Praet to head its economics division, the first time in the central bank's 13-year history that the coveted post will be held by a non-German. ...
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Manufacturing and Construction Lift Outlook on US Economy
New York Times
Manufacturing grew in December at the fastest pace in six months, and hiring at United States factories picked up, results that helped bolster the view that the economy was gaining momentum at the end of last year. The Institute for Supply Management, ...
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New York Times
Citi Facebook app lets users pool rewards points
Chicago Tribune
Citibank on Tuesday launched a Facebook application that lets users team up to use their credit card rewards points, whether for charity, a group gift or a personal goal. Citi says it's the first bank to offer such a feature. ...
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