IBT Staff Reporter

103861-103890 (out of 154954)

Seven in Galleon case plead not guilty

Former stock trader Zvi Goffer, dubbed Octopussy in the sprawling Galleon hedge fund insider trading case, pleaded not guilty on Tuesday along with six others to securities fraud charges.

Hershey defends Cadbury decision, raises dividend

Chocolate maker Hershey Co defended its decision to back away from a Cadbury bid and a bigger stake in the global confectionery market, saying it remained confident about its growth prospects and was raising its dividend.

Toyota braces for sales hit from recall

Toyota Motor's unprecedented recall of millions of vehicles with accelerator problems is taking a toll on sales and may force the world's largest automaker to cut 2010 sales forecasts.

Iran to hang nine more over election unrest

Iran said on Tuesday it would soon hang nine more rioters over the unrest that erupted after the June presidential vote, and the leader of the opposition said such repression showed the 1979 Islamic revolution had failed.

Concorde trial starts 10 years after crash

Continental Airlines and five men went on trial on Tuesday for their alleged role in the crash of an Air France Concorde that killed 113 people in 2000 and brought an end to an era of luxury supersonic travel.

Shadowed by deficits, Obama pitches economic plan

Gloomy budget forecasts will shadow President Barack Obama as he takes his economic message on the road on Tuesday, seeking to reassure Americans he has a plan to tackle high unemployment and surging debt levels.

M.Stanley to sell China property to Keppel unit

The property investment arm of Morgan Stanley (MS.N) is in final talks to sell a Chinese apartment complex to a unit of Singapore's Keppel Land (KLAN.SI), sources close to the deal said on Tuesday.

Curb risky trading by big banks: Volcker

White House adviser Paul Volcker will urge Congress to curb the risks taken by large banks to help prevent them from being treated as too big to fail, according to testimony obtained by Reuters on Monday.

Boeing sees aircraft order book shrinking

U.S. aerospace giant Boeing Co said on Tuesday it expects new orders for commercial aircraft this year to fall short of deliveries and no increase in demand until 2012.

Pepsi Bottling profit beats Wall Street view

Pepsi Bottling Group Inc , which is due to be acquired this quarter by PepsiCo Inc , reported a higher-than-expected fourth-quarter profit as productivity improvements offset a slight dip in worldwide sales.

Stock futures edge higher ahead of data, Volcker eyed

Stock index futures rose slightly on Tuesday ahead of housing and retail sales data, while investors awaited White House adviser Paul Volcker's testimony before a Senate panel urging that lawmakers curb risks taken by large banks.

Hershey sticks to 2010 profit forecast

Hershey Co posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit and is on target to meet its 2010 earnings forecast as it has been gaining market share in its main brands.

BP profit misses forecasts

British oil major BP Plc reported a lower than forecast 33 percent rise in fourth-quarter replacement cost profit as refining margins were squeezed and warned that an operational turnaround could slow this year.

Kraft set for Cadbury deal as workers fret over jobs

Kraft Foods is set to receive enough acceptances from Cadbury shareholders to seal its 11.7 billion pounds ($18.6 billion) takeover by around 1700 GMT (12 noon EST) Tuesday and start the tough integration of Cadbury's 45,000 worldwide employees.

Pages