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Asian Markets Post Gains

Asian shares rebounded on Friday and the euro clawed higher, with European stocks also expected to make gains after brighter corporate news lifted U.S. stocks and debt-laden Italy was able to fund itself at a bond auction.

Post-Market NASDAQ Movers (SBSA, HMIN, UBNT, SREV, NVDA, FFHL, FMCN, ANDE, BRKS, ETFC)

A pedestrian walks past the NASDAQ building in New York City

The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: Spanish Broadcasting System, Home Inns & Hotels Management, Ubiquiti Networks, ServiceSource, and NVIDIA. The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: Fuwei Films Holdings, Focus Media Holding, The Andersons, Brooks Automation, and E*TRADE Financial.

As Banks Stop Hiring, Industry Safety Net Rips Apart

The banking sector, enduring rounds of deep job cuts, faces the grim prospect of having nowhere to turn to for immediate employment in the industry, as nearly all branches of finance have pulled back on hiring.

Asian Markets Rise, Following U.S. Gains

Asian shares rebounded Friday and the euro clawed higher, with European stocks also expected to make gains after brighter corporate news lifted U.S. stocks and debt-laden Italy was able to fund itself at a bond auction.

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ArcelorMittal set to exceed Liberia 2011 iron ore

ArcelorMittal, the world's top steel maker, is on track to produce between 1.2 million and 1.3 million tonnes of iron ore from its Liberia mine in 2011, exceeding a 1-million-tonne target, and does not expect a decline in prices to impact the project's planned expansion, the company said on Thursday.

Sacks of cocoa are loaded onto a ship at the port of Abidjan

Bollore has big plans for Abidjan container port

Bollore plans to invest 18 billion CFA francs in Abidjan port by 2013 to make it the region's key sea hub, the French logistics and transport group's Africa chief said.

Credit Agricole’s Profits Plunge Due to Greek Exposure

Agricole’s problems may just be starting.

Gold Falls As Investors Sell to Raise Cash

Gold fell on Thursday, on track for its biggest one-day loss in two weeks, as fearsabout political turmoil in Italy and a deepening euro zone debt crisis prompted investors to raise cash by liquidating somepositions in the bullion market.

Wall Street Rebounds but Europe-tied Jitters Linger

Stocks edged up on Thursday, rebounding from Wednesday's steep losses, but trading was choppy as nervous investors reacted to headlines painting a mixed picture of Europe's debt crisis.

AMC Networks 3Q Profits Surge 58% to $40 Million on Original Programming

AMC Networks reported Thursday $40 million in net income for the third quarter, a 58 percent increase from the year earlier period, based on the success of the success of original programming.

Eurozone Crisis Bodes Well for Gold Price - Analysis

Gold has confounded market watchers by refusing to behave like a safe-haven and instead has tracked equities over the past few weeks, but the escalating European debt crisis could see bullion ditch its risk-asset mantle and return to record highs.

Gold ETPs Steady in October - Report

Investors stuck with gold exchange-traded products (ETPs) in October, but most other commodities ETPs saw outflows as investors remained cautious about the outlook for economic growth.

Cast member Shia LaBeouf arrives for the premiere of "Transformers: Dark of The Moon" in Times Square in New York

Viacom Earnings Shoot Up on Transformers, Television Ad Success

Viacom reported $576 million in fourth quarter earnings Thursday, more than 300 percent over last year's $189 million, driven by solid performances in both the box office and television segments.

Wall Street Rebounds as Italian Yields Ease

Stocks rebounded on Thursday, a day after the S&P 500 suffered its worst day since mid-August as Italian bond yields eased.

Firms Find it Hard to Think Outside the Euro

German travel group TUI AG is going where the world's biggest financial firms have yet to venture.

Walmart.com test stores hint at Web shopping fight

Two tiny Walmart.com stores are making Southern California malls their home for the holidays, launching the latest salvo in the war for online retail dominance.

Ghana is the latest commodity producer in the African region devising measures to benefit from the higher international prices for its products. According to the central bank, gold exports from the country in the nine months to September amounted $3.7 bil

Gold Prices Test $1,750/Ounce Support

Gold prices recouped big early losses Thursday to start Comex floor trading about one percent down as the U.S. dollar fell against the euro on hopes a new Italian and Greek governments may pave the way for Europe to avert a recession.

China Trade Growth Sputters, Monetary Policy Easing on the Cards

China October imports surge as exports wilt

China's imports surged in October as exports grew at their slowest rate in months, suggesting efforts to tilt the economy toward domestic demand may be offsetting the external weakness that has dragged on economic growth this year.

UBS to shut U.S. asset-backed securities unit-paper

UBS is shutting its asset-backed securities business in the United States, Swiss newspaper HandelsZeitung reported on Thursday without citing sources.

Manisha Girotra Quits UBS India

The head of India operations at UBS AG, Manisha Girotra, has resigned, according to an internal memo.

UBS India Head Resigns; Kamat Named New CEO: Memo

The head of India operations at UBS AG , Manisha Girotra, has resigned, according to an internal memo, the latest high-profile exit from the Swiss bank in the world's second-fastest growing major country.

A man walks past an advertisement of Japan's Olympus Corp in Tokyo

Olympus Steps Closer to Stock Market Delisting

Tokyo's stock exchange warned scandal-hit Olympus Corp on Thursday it will be delisted after 62 years as a publicly traded company if it fails to report earnings by December 14, another blow to the Japanese camera-maker's chances of survival.

A man exits the office complex where MF Global Holdings Ltd have an office on 52nd Street in midtown Manhattan New York

Insight: Clients Who Fled MF Global Face Clawback Risk

Former MF Global customers like Koch Industries, who pulled billions of dollars out of the stricken broker's accounts weeks or months before its collapse, have counted their blessings in recent days.

Olympus Likely to Miss Reporting Deadline, Risks Delisting

Japan's scandal-hit Olympus Corp is likely to miss a Monday deadline for reporting its first-half earnings, sources with knowledge of the matter said, a failure that would bring the 92-year-old firm a step closer to delisting.

A port worker holds a radio as he works at a container area at the Yangshan Deep Water Port, south of Shanghai

China October Exports Growth Weakest in 8 Months

China's exports in October rose at their weakest pace in eight months, underlining official concern about the sector that has dragged on economic growth this year while imports jumped much more than expected.