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Chevron takes Ecuador fight to trade arbitrators

Chevron Corp said on Wednesday it had filed an international arbitration claim against Ecuador, opening a new front in its defense against a $27 billion environmental damage claim in Ecuadorean court.

Gennum swings to Q3 loss

Canadian intellectual property company Gennum Corp swung to a third-quarter loss, hurt by a restructuring charge and reduced inventory levels at customers.

Comtech Q4 profit beats Street view; shares rise

Telecom equipment maker, Comtech Telecommunications Corp posted a fourth-quarter profit that beat Wall Street expectations, helped by the acquisition of communication-equipment maker Radyne Corp.

Daily Wrap Up - Sept. 23 Tech

Google Inc expects to buy one small company a month as it rekindles its acquisition engine and moves beyond the worst phase of the global recession, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said in an interview on Wednesday.

Marriott shrinks luxury timeshare segment

Marriott International Inc said it would cut prices and scale back development plans for its luxury timeshare segment, resulting in a $760 million charge, because of soft demand in this business.

ReneSola to buy Dynamic Green Energy, shares up

Chinese solar wafer manufacturer ReneSola said on Wednesday that it will buy Dynamic Green Energy Ltd for about $88.5 million, mostly in stock, expanding the parts company into the market for solar panels, the final product sold to produce energy.

VW sees flat global car market in 2010

Volkswagen (VOWG.DE) expects global car markets to stagnate next year, a top executive said on Wednesday, calling on staff to help the world's third-largest automaker catch the sector leaders.

U.S. IPO line-up Sept. 23-25

Eight initial public offerings are scheduled to price and begin trading by the end of this week in what is likely to become the busiest week for U.S. IPOs since December 2007.

Mistras sets terms for $130.5 mln IPO

Julius Baer's U.S. asset management arm Artio Global Investors Inc is set to price its U.S. initial public offering after Wall Street closes on Wednesday in what is likely to be a test of investors' appetite for new financial issues.

Toyota Motor to sell brokerage unit - Nikkei

Toyota Motor Corp will sell its brokerage unit to Tokai Tokyo Financial Holdings Inc as part of efforts to consolidate resources into automobile operations, the Nikkei business daily reported.

Shanda Games raises planned IPO size by 32.5 percent

Chinese online video games company Shanda Games Ltd has raised the number of shares it plans to sell in its initial public offering later this week by nearly a third, with estimated proceeds now reaching $960 million.

Cadbury sees sense in Kraft deal: conference note

Cadbury Plc Chief Executive Officer Todd Stitzer detailed potential benefits from a takeover by Kraft Foods Inc and discussed valuations with investors in comments that could set the stage for talks between the British confectioner and the world's No. 2 food company.

China backs G20 coordination

China offered some support on Wednesday to U.S. plans to build a more balanced global economy, as world leaders seek to agree ways to nurture a tentative recovery and prevent future crises.

China's Hu tells Obama to curb trade safeguards

Chinese President Hu Jintao urged U.S. President Barack Obama not to slap duties on more Chinese goods after a dispute over tires but stressed hopes for steady economic ties ahead of a Group of 20 leaders' summit.

ObamaVision deemed top TV word of 2009

ObamaVision -- the term coined by the media to sum up President Barack Obama's pledge to bring hope and change to America -- was on Wednesday deemed the most influential English word from television in 2009.

Google CEO sees one small acquisition a month

Google Inc expects to buy one small company a month as it rekindles its acquisition engine and moves beyond the worst phase of the global recession, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said in an interview on Wednesday.

Brown says G20 needs clear objectives

G20 countries must sign up to a new agreement setting clear objectives on how they can contribute to more balanced global economic growth, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Wednesday.

U.S. accounting rules change approved

The Financial Accounting Standards Board approved a rule change on Wednesday that is set to benefit some technology companies by allowing them to recognize more revenue when certain products are sold.

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