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GE, Eaton, Warburg remain bidders for BAE unit: sources

General Electric Co , Eaton Corp and private equity firm Warburg Pincus remain in the race for BAE Systems Plc's Platform Solutions unit as the auction reaches the final stage, two people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Dec 03, 2010

Massey's chairman/CEO says he will retire

Don Blankenship, head of Massey Energy and one of the most powerful U.S. coal industry leaders, said on Friday he would retire at the end of December, eight months after 29 miners died at one of Massey's mines.
Dec 03, 2010

Court halts Wal-Mart ex-exec from joining CVS

CVS Caremark Corp named a recent Wal-Mart Stores Inc executive as the president of its retail pharmacy business, but a judge temporarily blocked him from taking the job due to a noncompete agreement with Wal-Mart.
Dec 03, 2010

Rates seen rising as supply arrives

Auctions of $123 billion in U.S. securities will draw traders' focus in the U.S. government securities market next week and could push U.S. Treasury yields higher.
Dec 03, 2010

South Korea, U.S. agree on deal to save trade pact

The United States and South Korea have a reached a deal on auto issues that have blocked congressional approval of a free-trade agreement for three years, sources familiar with the talks said on Friday.
Dec 03, 2010

Citigroup hires former commerce secretary

Citigroup Inc said Carlos Gutierrez, former Commerce Secretary under President George W. Bush, will join the bank as vice chairman for its institutional clients group, the bank said on Friday.
Dec 03, 2010

GM Mosquitoes Could Help Control Dengue

A U.K. biotechnology company called Oxitec has tested genetically engineering mosquitoes to pass on a suicide gene that kills them before they mature, to control the spread of dengue, a sometimes fatal disease.
Dec 03, 2010

Toronto teams not on sales block, Teachers' says

The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan said Friday it was not in talks, nor was it anxious to sell, its majority stake in Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team and the Toronto Raptors basketball team.
Dec 03, 2010

Top papers to charge online, but how?

Three of the world's most influential newspapers have finally come to terms with the notion that charging readers online is the only way to survive.
Dec 03, 2010

Google buys huge NYC building for about $1.8 billion

Google Inc has signed a deal to buy a huge Manhattan building, where it is a tenant, for $1.8 billion in one of the largest sales of a single building this year, according to a person close to the transaction.
Dec 03, 2010

Ontario Teachers' says not in talks to sell MLSE

The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan said on Friday it was not in talks, nor was it anxious to sell, its majority stake in Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs pro hockey team and the Toronto Raptors pro basketball team.
Dec 03, 2010

Fed's Bernanke did not rule out more bond buys: CBS

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke did not rule out further purchases of Treasury bonds beyond the $600 billion program announced last month, CBS television reported Bernanke as saying in an interview on the show 60 Minutes.
Dec 03, 2010

CVS hires Wal-Mart ex-retail exec, Wal-Mart sues

CVS Caremark Corp named a recent Wal-Mart Stores Inc executive as the new president of its retail pharmacy business, prompting Wal-Mart to sue over an alleged breach of a noncompete agreement.
Dec 03, 2010

Jobs data lift short-dated debt, hurt long bond

A downbeat jobs report boosted shorter-dated U.S. government debt prices on Friday, paring back traders' expectations of faster U.S. economic growth in reaction to a recent string of upbeat data.
Dec 03, 2010

Broadband's Kinnucan gets subpoena in probe

John Kinnucan, the owner of an independent research firm that has been implicated in a major insider trading investigation, said he received a subpoena on Friday morning to provide federal prosecutors with documents dating back to January 2008.
Dec 03, 2010

Amgen can afford Actelion but deal unlikely: analyst

Amgen Inc could pay more than $10 billion for Swiss biotech firm Actelion Ltd without hurting its 2011 earnings, but the deal is unlikely to happen given the lack of business overlap that would allow for cost savings, according to an analyst.
Dec 03, 2010

WikiLeaks diverts to European websites amid U.S. fury

WikiLeaks directed readers to a web address in Switzerland on Friday after two U.S. Internet providers ditched it in the space of two days, and Paris tried to ban French servers from hosting its trove of leaked data.
Dec 03, 2010

U.S. plans tough rules for swap dealers

U.S. regulators unveiled plans on Friday that will determine which companies and funds will be forced to hold more cash to trade in the lucrative over-the-counter derivatives market.
Dec 03, 2010

WikiLeaks founder says guards against death threats

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said on Friday he and colleagues were taking steps to protect themselves after death threats following the publication of leaked U.S. diplomatic cables on their website.
Dec 03, 2010

Debt plan lacks supermajority

The presidentially appointed commission on the national debt failed today to approve its own plan for tackling the nation’s long-term fiscal problems, but several members called it a victory nonetheless.
Dec 03, 2010

Wall Street sees best week in a month

U.S. stocks rose on Friday to close out their best week in a month, shrugging off tepid jobs growth in a sign that the rally may have further to run.
Dec 03, 2010

Clifford Chance forays into Turkey

Global law firm Clifford Chance plans to foray into the dynamic Turkish market and expand across South Eastern Europe by opening an office in Istanbul.
Dec 03, 2010

Jobless rate jump casts cloud on recovery

U.S. employment barely grew in November and the jobless rate unexpectedly hit a seven-month high, hardening views the Federal Reserve would stick to its $600 billion plan to shore up the anemic recovery.
Dec 03, 2010

Deficit-cut plan falls short, offers framework

A bold plan to slash the U.S. budget deficit fell short on Friday of winning support needed from a presidential commission to trigger congressional action, but it was expected to help shape future budget debates.
Dec 03, 2010

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