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EBay's PayPal shut globally for an hour

EBay Inc's online payments service, PayPal, shut down worldwide for about an hour on Monday after the Internet retailer encountered internal problems with the fast-growing division.
Aug 03, 2009

Hungary's Richter Q2 net profit more than doubles

Hungarian drug producer Richter Gedeon said its second-quarter net profit more than doubled on rising sales, especially to Russia and the United States, muted cost growth and a smaller-than-expected loss.
Aug 03, 2009

EBay's PayPal shut down for 1 hour

EBay Inc's online payments service, PayPal, shut down worldwide for about an hour on Monday after the Internet retailer encountered internal problems, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
Aug 03, 2009

Daily wrap up - August 3 - Tech

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said it will continue to investigate the relationship between the boards of Apple Inc and Google Inc, after Google's chief quit Apple's board on Monday
Aug 03, 2009

'Consumer ballot screen' is a hard swallow: Microsoft

In an effort to abide with European Competition Law, Microsoft has proposed an alternative to Widows 7 'E' version of operating system which is dubbed as Consumer ballot screen but the move is hard to swallow, Microsoft said.
Aug 03, 2009

FTC to press on with Apple-Google board probe

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said it will continue to investigate the relationship between the boards of Apple Inc and Google Inc, after Google's chief quit Apple's board on Monday.
Aug 03, 2009

New HIV strain found derived from Gorillas

French Researchers on Monday found a new type of HIV virus that is hard to detect by conventional tests that comes from Gorillas and has many biological properties linked for human infections, according to Nature Medicine journal.
Aug 03, 2009

Uighur leader's children's accusation letter against Rebiya Kadeer (full text)

The children of Rebiya Kadeer, head of the World Uyghur Congress, have written a letter to their mother accusing her of masterminding the July 5 riots in Urumqi, and which was also signed by other relatives on July 24. The letter was originally written in the Uygur language, according to the Xinhua News Agency.
Aug 03, 2009

Daily Wrap Up - August 3 - Energy

Phibro LLC the energy trading unit of Citigroup may separate from its parent company, according to a report from the New York Times which said Andrew Hall, a senior trader at Phibro has had preliminary talks to other parties about the separation.
Aug 03, 2009

U.S. auto sales bolstered by rush to dump clunkers

U.S. auto sales jumped to the highest level of 2009 in July as Americans rushed to take advantage of the government's Cash for Clunkers program, raising hopes that the battered sector is poised for recovery.
Aug 03, 2009

Bid for beds in Singapore

A new hotel in Singapore is responding to the credit crunch (and getting some useful PR at the same time) by allowing guests to pay what they want for a room.
Aug 03, 2009

Microsoft Windows 7 E plan for Europe change lane

Microsoft has changed its plans to shift its new European operating system Windows 7 E as it addresses EU's concerns. I'm pleased to report that we will ship the same version of Windows 7 in Europe in October that we will ship in the rest of the world, Dave Heiner, vice president and deputy general counsel at Microsoft, wrote in a blog post.
Aug 03, 2009

JP Morgan appoints new vice chairman in China

Gong Fangxiong, chief economist for the Greater China region and head of the China Research Department at JPMorgan Chase Co., has been appointed as deputy chairman of the JP Morgan Chase's China investment bank, according to local media Caijing.
Aug 03, 2009

Nissan's first electric vehicle 'Leaf' unveiled

Nissan Motor Co. unveiled its first electric vehicle in Japan on Sunday, a car to be mass produced with an affordable price for consumers in the Japanese, American and European markets, the firm said in a statement.
Aug 03, 2009

Somali pirates free German, Malaysian vessels

Somali pirates freed a German ship seized in April on Monday after receiving a ransom and a Malaysian-owned tug boat has also been released after being held for more than seven months.
Aug 03, 2009

UBS shares gain, details of U.S. tax deal awaited

Shares of UBS rose sharply on Monday as attention turned to details of an agreement ending the Swiss bank's dispute with U.S. authorities over whether it should reveal the identities of thousands of American clients.
Aug 03, 2009

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