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Morgan Stanley posts loss, shares fall

Morgan Stanley posted its second straight quarterly loss on Wednesday and slashed its dividend as real estate investment losses and a charge from the improving value of it own debt wiped out gains in its trading businesses.
Apr 22, 2009

South Africans vote in toughest test for ANC

South Africans voted on Wednesday in an election that poses the toughest challenge to the African National Congress since the end of apartheid and could weaken its overwhelming dominance in parliament.
Apr 22, 2009

U.S. credit card bill tests Democrats' political will

A Congressional panel is expected to approve legislation on Wednesday that would curb high credit card fees and penalties assessed by many banks that have benefited from the federal government's financial bailout program.
Apr 22, 2009

Morgan Stanley posts first-quarter loss

Morgan Stanley posted its second straight quarterly loss on Wednesday and slashed its dividend as real estate investment losses and a charge from the improving value of it own debt wiped out gains in its trading businesses.
Apr 22, 2009

Morgan Stanley shares fall after results

Morgan Stanley reported on Wednesday first-quarter net revenue of $3.0 billion and a net loss of $0.57 per diluted share. The bank's shares fell 4.1 percent before market open.
Apr 22, 2009

AT&T quarterly profit and revenue fall

AT&T Inc posted a decline in quarterly profit on Wednesday but beat Wall Street estimates as growth in wireless and video services helped offset declines in its traditional telephone business.
Apr 22, 2009

Roche drug Avastin fails cancer study, shares fall

Cancer drug Avastin -- a key Genentech asset now wholly owned by Roche Holding AG -- has failed in a major study to prevent the recurrence of colon cancer in patients who have undergone surgery.
Apr 22, 2009

U.S. banks to get stress test results Friday: report

U.S. banks will be briefed by regulators as early as Friday on how they performed in government stress tests, before the results are made public later, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing government officials.
Apr 22, 2009

Continental posts loss on weak demand

Continental Airlines posted its fifth straight quarterly loss on Wednesday on weaker travel demand, particularly among business travelers, echoing a trend seen among most major airlines this earnings season.
Apr 22, 2009

Nestle sales hit by currency, confirms outlook

Nestle , the world's biggest food group, missed forecasts with a dip in first-quarter sales due to the strong Swiss franc and a late Easter, but it reassured investors by repeating its full-year target.
Apr 22, 2009

Mixed earnings steady stocks, support yen

World stocks steadied on Wednesday as a mixed set of key corporate earnings injected caution among investors about the state of the economy, encouraging them to buy the low-yielding dollar and yen.
Apr 22, 2009

Caution on banks keeps a lid on Asia stocks

Stocks in Japan and South Korea rose on Wednesday but most Asian markets slipped as caution spread, pushing up the U.S. dollar and yen, before official results of U.S. bank stress tests are released on May 4.
Apr 22, 2009

Asia stocks up on Geithner but caution widespread

Asian stocks edged up on Wednesday supported by the top U.S. Treasury official saying most banks have adequate capital, but caution was likely to reign until official results of stress tests were released on May 4.
Apr 22, 2009

Nestle Q1 organic sales up, repeats outlook

Nestle , the world's biggest food group, reported a 3.8 percent rise in first-quarter organic sales, in line with analyst forecasts, and reiterated its outlook for 2009 despite the slowdown.
Apr 22, 2009

Honda seen beating 08/09 profit estimate: report

Honda Motor Co's operating profit for the last financial year will likely beat the company's estimate by a small margin thanks to a weaker yen and better-than-expected sales in China, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
Apr 21, 2009

NY City probes if Quadrangle misled pension funds

New York City's pension funds are probing whether private equity fund Quadrangle intentionally misled it about placement agents used to win pension fund business, a spokesman for the city's comptroller said Tuesday.
Apr 21, 2009

Tupperware first quarter profit beats forecast

Tupperware Brands Corp on Tuesday reported a quarterly net profit above its forecast and raised its outlook for the year, sending its shares up 11.7 percent in after-hours trade.
Apr 21, 2009

Yahoo to cut 5 percent of jobs

Yahoo Inc said it would cut 5 percent of its global workforce and reported quarterly results that showed progress toward controlling costs, sending shares higher in an after-hours relief rally.
Apr 21, 2009

Chrysler lenders offer to cut debt, take stock

Chrysler LLC's first-lien lenders have offered to take equity in a restructured automaker allied with Fiat SpA in exchange for writing off about 35 percent of the $7 billion they are owed, according to people with knowledge of the closed-door talks.
Apr 21, 2009

Honda seen beating profit forecast: report

Honda Motor Co's operating profit for the last financial year will likely beat the company's estimate thanks to a weaker yen and better-than-expected sales in China, a newspaper reported on Wednesday.
Apr 21, 2009

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