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Samsung starts new chip line to boost flash memory

Samsung Electronics, the world's No.1 memory chip maker, said it started mass production at a new $10 billion chip line, as it seeks to raise its share in the booming flash memory chip market fueled by robust demand growth in mobile products.

Fed Outlook, China Data Depress World Markets

World stocks hit a fresh one-year low on Thursday and investors poured money into safer currencies and government bonds after the Federal Reserve gave a grim outlook for the U.S. economy and China's manufacturing slowed.

Fed outlook, China rattle investors

World stocks hit a fresh one-year low on Thursday and investors poured money into safer currencies and government bonds after the Federal Reserve gave a grim outlook for the U.S. economy and China's manufacturing slowed.

Stocks slump as Fed outlook, China data deepen

Stocks tumbled and the dollar surged on Thursday after a warning from the Federal Reserve that the United States faced a grim economic outlook with significant downside risks and data offered more evidence of a slowdown in China.

Softbank dives on report rival may also sell iPhone 5

Shares of Softbank Corp <9984.T>, Japan's third-largest mobile carrier, tumbled more than 10 percent on Thursday after a report said the company was set to lose its position as the sole vendor of Apple's iPhone in Japan.

FedEx Seen Cutting Outlook with Economy Stalled

FedEx Corp is seen reporting higher quarterly results than a year ago on Thursday, but analysts are more keen to see if the No. 2 package delivery company cuts its full-year guidance because stalled global economic growth has stifled volume.

Stocks slump on gloomy Fed, China PMI

Stocks tumbled and the dollar surged on Thursday after a warning from the Federal Reserve that the United States faced a grim economic outlook with significant downside risks and further evidence of a slowdown in China.

Nikon to Sell its First Mirrorless Cameras in October

Nikon unveiled its first lightweight mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras on Wednesday, saying the two new models would go on sale in October and that it expects them to be priced around 70,000 yen ($915)and 105,000 yen.

I Won't Run for Indian PM Again, Says Advani

Lal Krishna Advani, the 83-year-old veteran of opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), said on Wednesday he did not want to run for prime minister again in elections due by 2014, a move that frees up younger candidates to challenge the government.

Rescue Workers Search for Survivors of Himalaya Quake

Rescue workers with sensors and sniffer dogs searched through rubble on Wednesday for more survivors of an earthquake that has killed at least 100 people in a remote Himalayan region and left many, including 400 foreigners, stranded in far-flung areas.

TCS Sees Opportunities Amid Downturn

Outsourcing leader Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) sees opportunity as corporate customers embrace new technology, although a poor economy means that overall spending in the United States and Europe will stay weak.

Fed takes new tack to avoid economic slump

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday warned of significant risks to the already weak U.S. economy and launched a new plan to lower long-term borrowing costs and bolster the battered housing market.

Stocks slide as Fed's outlook deepens gloom

Asian stocks tumbled on Thursday, following a slide on Wall Street, as investors took fright at a warning by the Federal Reserve that the United States faced a grim economic outlook with significant downside risks.

United Tech to buy Goodrich for $16.5 billion

United Technologies Corp has reached a $16.5 billion cash deal to acquire aircraft components maker Goodrich Corp , in what would be the diversified U.S. manufacturer's biggest deal in a decade.

Chemical BPA Found in Children’s Canned Foods: Study

Some canned foods marketed for children are found to contain estrogen-like chemical, Bisphenol A(BPA), according to a new report. A study by non-profit group, Breast Cancer Fund, found that 12 canned soups and pastas popular among children contained BPA, sparking off concern over the health effects of the chemical.

UBS chief's message to board: stick with integrated bank

UBS CEO Oswald Gruebel will stress to the board of directors that he wants the investment bank to remain part of Swiss bank's integrated banking model in meetings on Thursday and Friday, sources said, after rogue trading cost the bank $2.3 billion.

Insiders handed four- and 10-year prison terms

Two people who lost their insider trading trials earlier this year were sentenced on Wednesday to 10 and four years in prison, as the government continues its crack down on illegal trades.

UBS Chief's Message to Board: Stick with 'Integrated' Bank

UBS CEO Oswald Gruebel will stress to the board of directors that he wants the investment bank to remain part of Swiss bank's "integrated banking model" in meetings on Thursday and Friday, sources said, after rogue trading cost the bank $2.3 billion.

Zynga's profit falls in June quarter: filing

Facebook games maker Zynga said its profit and revenue fell in the June quarter, as the company did not release any new Facebook games in the period, according to a regulatory filing on Wednesday.

UAW focus shifts to Ford as Chrysler stalls

The United Auto Workers has turned its focus in contract negotiations to Ford Motor Co after progress in talks with smaller rival Chrysler appeared to stall, two people with knowledge of the discussions said on Wednesday.

Mexico Twitter terrorists freed: attorney

A Mexican man and woman jailed for sending online messages that mistakenly warned an elementary school was under attack were freed on Wednesday, an attorney for the pair said.

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