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MasterCard profit beats estimates

Mastercard Inc reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Friday as the world's second-largest credit card network slashed expenses and increased fees.
May 01, 2009

Supreme Court Justice Souter plans to retire

U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter plans to retire, giving President Barack Obama his first chance to make an appointment to the nation's highest court, a government official said.
May 01, 2009

Disney joins Hulu video site

Walt Disney Co will buy a 30 percent stake in Hulu.com, bringing popular TV shows such as Lost and Grey's Anatomy to the video website founded by NBC Universal and News Corp.
May 01, 2009

Stock futures rise on economic hopes

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Friday on optimism the economic slump is waning, but a reassessment of the recent sharp market run-up could keep gains in check.
May 01, 2009

GM says to talk to KDB on GM Daewoo stake

General Motors Corp will talk to the Korea Development Bank about selling a stake in GM Daewoo, if that would help its South Korean carmaking unit in the long term, Nick Reilly, President GM Asia Pacific, said on Friday.
May 01, 2009

Chrysler files for bankruptcy; inks Fiat deal

Chrysler LLC filed for bankruptcy on Thursday and announced an industry-changing deal with Fiat, after being pummeled by sliding auto sales and unable to reach agreement on restructuring its debt.
May 01, 2009

Stock futures up on economic optimism

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Friday on optimism the economic slump is waning, but a reassessment of the recent sharp market run-up could keep gains in check.
May 01, 2009

Mexico encouraged by fall in new swine flu cases

Mexico started a five-day shutdown of most offices and businesses on Friday to try to halt the spread of a deadly flu strain, and officials said they were encouraged by signs the number of new cases was dropping.
May 01, 2009

Boeing works round clock to make 787 test flight

Boeing Co (BA.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) mechanics and engineers are working round the clock to make sure the new 787 Dreamliner, already two years behind schedule, makes its first test flight before the end of June.
May 01, 2009

SMFG says to buy Citi's Japan units for $5.9 billion

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group , Japan's third-largest bank, will buy Citigroup's Japanese brokerage and key investment banking units for $5.9 billion in a deal likely to reshape Tokyo finance and create a banking powerhouse.
May 01, 2009

Fiat CEO eyes Opel deal after Chrysler: report

Italian automaker Fiat SpA's next project is a deal with Germany's Opel after a landmark alliance with U.S. car maker Chrysler, Fiat's chief executive said in an interview published on Friday.
May 01, 2009

Global stocks flat in holiday trade, data eyed

Global markets were flat on Friday in subdued holiday weekend trading after growing hopes of a global economic recovery propelled shares over 11 percent in the previous month.
May 01, 2009

SMFG says to buy Citi Japan units for over $5.6 billion

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group said it would buy Citigroup's Japanese brokerage and key investment banking businesses for at least $5.6 billion in a deal that will reshape Tokyo's finance sector and create a banking powerhouse.
May 01, 2009

Citi to use Nikko sale to ease stress test demands: report

Citigroup Inc executives are using the sale of its Japanese retail brokerage Nikko Cordial to ease demands from the U.S. stress tests on banks, arguing the sale of non-core assets such as Nikko would strengthen its balance sheet, the Financial Times reported, citing people close to the matter.
May 01, 2009

More optimism on economy despite Chrysler bankruptcy

U.S. automaker Chrysler has filed for bankruptcy and entered an industry-changing deal with Italy's Fiat , in the latest big government intervention in the economy to try to deal with the global crisis.
May 01, 2009

Japan at 4-month high on global economy hopes

Japanese stocks struck a four-month closing high on Friday and higher-yielding currencies held gains as investors favored riskier assets, with improvements in Chinese manufacturing and South Korean exports adding to evidence of a global economy on the mend.
May 01, 2009

Hartford, MetLife post losses amid investment woes

Hartford Financial Group posted its third straight net loss and said it plans to stop selling new policies in Japan and the United Kingdom, as the insurer reeled from the same weak financial markets that triggered a net loss at MetLife Inc .
Apr 30, 2009

Switzerland asks U.S. court to halt UBS tax case

Switzerland urged a U.S. court on Thursday to reject demands by U.S. tax authorities for information about U.S. clients of UBS AG, saying disclosure would violate its sovereignty and international law.
Apr 30, 2009

Mexico's Pemex keeps operations active despite swine flu alarm

Mexico's state owned oil and gas company Pemex maintains operations on its production, distribution, storage, offshore terminals and export facilities despite a federal government call to suspend all non essential economic activities to avoid the propagation of the swine flu virus.
Apr 30, 2009

Delta CEO compensation was $5.9 million in '08

Delta Air Lines Inc's chief executive had total compensation of about $5.9 million last year, up about 77 percent from the year before, boosted by values for stock and option awards, the company said in its proxy filing on Thursday.
Apr 30, 2009

Freddie Mac pays 2008 bonuses, honors Kellermann's

Freddie Mac, the U.S. mortgage finance giant, on Thursday said it paid $1.3 million in retention bonuses to three executives in late 2008 and so far this year, including a full payout of the award promised to its acting chief financial officer before his shocking death, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Apr 30, 2009

BofA board not planning to oust Lewis: report

Bank of America Corp's board is not planning to remove Chief Executive Kenneth Lewis after he was ousted as chairman under shareholder pressure, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website on Thursday.
Apr 30, 2009

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