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Wall St opens up on Greek aid plan

U.S. stocks edged up at the open on Monday after euro zone finance ministers approved a massive emergency aid plan for debt-stricken Greece, easing sovereign debt concerns.

UBS profit highest since crisis as tense AGM looms

UBS sought to defuse criticism over management responsibility for the bank's troubles and bonuses by posting its highest pretax profit since the credit crisis began and a big slowdown in client withdrawals.

Google CEO says Apple helped AdMob deal

Apple's plunge into the advertising market announced this past week gave Google a big boost in arguing for regulators to approve its acquisition of mobile advertising leader AdMob, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said on Sunday.

Berkshire CEO plan sound, growth may slow: Barclays

Warren Buffett has taken steps to minimize disruption for the day he steps down from the helm of Berkshire Hathaway Inc , but concern over his succession and a weaker insurance environment limits the stock's growth potential, Barclays Capital said.

Wall St set for flat open after Greece deal

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Monday as euro zone finance ministers approved a massive emergency aid plan for debt-stricken Greece, easing sovereign debt concerns.

Futures point to higher open on Greece deal

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Monday, aided by easing sovereign debt concerns after euro zone finance ministers approved a massive emergency aid plan for debt-stricken Greece.

Smartphone maker Palm seeking a buyer: report

Smartphone maker Palm Inc , which has not turned a profit in its battles with rivals Apple and RIM, has begun seeking offers for the firm, Bloomberg said, citing three people familiar with the situation.

Global IT spending to rise

Global IT spending will increase 5.3 percent this year to $3.39 trillion, boosted by strong consumer demand for PCs, and a weakening U.S. dollar, research firm Gartner said on Monday.

Sharp to join 3D TV battle with advanced display

Japan's Sharp Corp said it would begin selling 3D-capable LCD TVs in Japan this summer, the latest consumer electronics maker to enter the market for what is expected to be the industry's next growth driver.

UBS Q1 best since crisis began, withdrawals slow

UBS delivered its highest pretax profit since the credit crisis began, just ahead of a likely tense shareholder meeting, and said withdrawals had slowed substantially as the bank rebuilds client trust.

E-learning Improve Employment for the Disabilities

Released by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER), the report found that for an average person who is out of work and who has a disability, completing a VET qualification increases their likelihood of getting a job from 9% to 29% (in the first year after completion).

Make message for youth mental health clear

Although calls for reform of youth mental health by Patrick McGorry, Australian of the Year, have generated considerable support, including by GetUp, through a community launched campaign, further analysis of his opinion piece in Weekend Health called Mental health needs early care, Feb 6-7) shows an unclear interpretation of evidence.

Stock futures signal gains ahead of Alcoa

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Monday, helped in part by easing worries over sovereign debt after euro zone finance ministers approved a massive aid plan for debt-stricken Greece.

IATA chief says more airline mergers a must

Further mergers among airlines are essential in order to cut costs and improve competitiveness in an industry seen sustaining combined losses of $2.8 billion this year, the head of airline industry body IATA said on Monday.

DreamWorks rolls out Kung Fu Panda virtual world

NEW YORK - After 2-1/2 years of work and an investment of about $10 million, DreamWorks Animation has started rolling out its first online virtual world -- a browser-based Web theme park tied to its Kung Fu Panda movie franchise.

IATA chief says further airline mergers essential

Further mergers among airlines are essential in order to cut costs and improve competitiveness in an industry seen sustaining combined losses of $2.8 billion this year, the head of airline industry body IATA said on Monday.

NY state sees deep well of UBS client tax cases

New York state could glean considerable sums from UBS clients who have evaded taxes by hiding money in offshore accounts once the federal government starts handing over its data to the states, a New York state tax official said.

Sharp to launch 3D TVs this summer

Japan's Sharp Corp said it would begin selling 3D TVs this summer, the latest consumer electronics maker to enter the market for what is expected to be the industry's next hit product.

Euro surges on Greek aid, stocks climb

The euro posted its sharpest daily gain in two months on Monday and Asian stocks hit 22-month highs after a giant emergency aid plan for Greece boosted demand for riskier assets across the board.

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