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Europe shares and euro rally on German GDP

European stocks rallied on Friday and the euro climbed against the dollar and the yen as investors cheered solid readings of economic growth in euro zone countries and a stellar performance in Germany.
Aug 13, 2010

Stocks rise and euro jumps on cracking German GDP

The euro jumped and Asian stocks extended gains on Friday after stunning German data showed Europe's biggest economy grew at its fastest pace in 23 years, alleviating some doubts about the strength of global growth.
Aug 13, 2010

Asian stocks rebound and yen extends retreat

The yen inched further away from 15-year peaks on Friday as talk swirled that Japan's authorities may soon intervene to curb it, while Asian stocks edged up to claw back some of the week's heavy losses.
Aug 13, 2010

Rare 1794 US silver dollar sold at Boston auction

A rare 1794 U.S. silver dollar, one of the first minted in the country, sold for $1,207,500 at a Boston auction, the auctioneers said. Bowers and Merena Auctions of California, which held the auction Saturday at the Park Plaza Hotel and Towers in Boston, said the so-called Flowing Hair silver dollar is considered the fourth finest still in existence. Only about 140 are believed to remain in the world, the Boston Globe reported Wednesday.
Aug 13, 2010

Singapore Mercantile Exchange to go live soon

Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has granted Financial Technologies Group's Singapore Mercantile Exchange (SMX) the final approval yesterday to operate as an international commodity and currency derivatives exchange.
Aug 13, 2010

Scottish gold mine in trouble

The much-hyped plan to reopen Scotland's only gold mine in a national park has hit rough weather with its planning chief saying that the project should be abandoned due to the long-term impact on environment. According to media reports, Scotgold Resources wants to extract 20,000 ounces of gold a year from Cononish, south of Tyndrum, Argyll, which lies about 50 miles north of Glasgow and within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.
Aug 13, 2010

GM CEO steps down on cusp of IPO filing

General Motors Co Chief Executive Ed Whitacre resigned on Thursday in an abrupt shift that came as the automaker hit the homestretch in preparing a stock offering to pay back its controversial bailout.
Aug 13, 2010

HP's top lawyer in the eye of the storm again

Hewlett-Packard Co's top lawyer, Mike Holston, came to the company on the wings of a board spying scandal in 2006. He is now at the center of another storm, this time surrounding the ouster of his friend, Chief Executive Mark Hurd.
Aug 12, 2010

GM's outsider CEO opens door to new outsider

Dan Akerson arrives at General Motors as CEO with the same mandate given his predecessor just eight months ago: bring new leadership to an automaker still struggling with the legacy of its government bailout.
Aug 12, 2010

Oracle says sues Google over Android

Oracle Corp on Thursday said it has sued Google Inc, alleging patent and copyright infringement in the development of Android software.
Aug 12, 2010

Daily Forex Commentary 13/8/2010

The Aussie dollar experienced a roller coaster ride over the last 24 hours dropping to 0.8920 in Asia before bouncing back to 90 cents in early Europe only to retest 0.8920 in North American trade overnight.
Aug 12, 2010

FDIC opens its doors to carry out financial reform

Bank regulators on Thursday pledged an open door policy for carrying out financial reform, also saying they will inform the public of meetings between senior officials and private sector individuals.
Aug 12, 2010

India gives RIM until Aug 31 to yield on BlackBerry

India, the world's fastest-growing telecom market, said it would hobble Research In Motion's BlackBerry smartphone unless the company gives it the keys to decode encrypted email and messages by the end of August.
Aug 12, 2010

Stocks end lower for third day, Nvidia up late

Stocks ended down for a third straight day on Thursday as an unexpected rise in jobless claims and a sobering revenue outlook from Cisco underscored the hurdles to economic recovery.
Aug 12, 2010

GM CEO Whitacre steps down as IPO engine revs up

General Motors Co Chief Executive Ed Whitacre resigned suddenly on Thursday as the automaker posted its biggest quarterly profit in six years and readied an IPO expected to allow the U.S. government to relinquish its majority stake.
Aug 12, 2010

Jobless claims rise highlights economy's ills

The number of U.S. workers filing new claims for jobless benefits unexpectedly rose last week to the highest level in close to six months, the latest evidence the economy's recovery is faltering.
Aug 12, 2010

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