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For stocks, it's all about earnings in the week ahead

The stock market is set to continue its winning ways in the coming week as momentum builds during earnings season.

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Safilo good investment -Italy's Della Valle

The Della Valle family's stake in Italian debt-laden eyewear maker Safilo is a good investment and the company could do great things with a local rival, Diego Della Valle said in a Saturday newspaper interview.

EU directive could hit Canada hedge fund business

Canadian hedge funds may lose more than 20 percent of their business if the European Union approves a proposed directive restricting foreigners' ability to sell into the EU, a top fund manager said on Thursday.

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Citi to sell Phibro to Occidental, price seen low

Citigroup Inc agreed to sell its Phibro energy trading business to Occidental Petroleum Corp for a pittance, allowing the bank to calm regulators who were outraged over a $100 million pay package the unit was obliged to pay a star trader.

Pay czar fingerprints on Citi move to sell Phibro

The U.S. government's pay czar played a critical role in Citigroup's decision to sell off its lucrative commodities trading business, Phibro, a source familiar with the matter said Friday.

JPMorgan, banks settle subprime suit for $100 mln

JPMorgan Chase & Co, Credit Suisse Group and Morgan Stanley have agreed to pay $100 million to settle a lawsuit over their role in the collapse of a Philadelphia mortgage lender, an attorney said on Friday.

Citigroup to offload Phibro, Hall to Occidental

Citigroup selling Phibro to Occidental

Citigroup Inc agreed on Friday to sell its Phibro commodities business to Occidental Petroleum Corp , offloading a unit that has drawn criticism over star trader Andrew Hall's massive pay package.

Stocks to slip at open as commodities retreat

Stocks headed for a lower open on Friday as a pullback in commodity prices weighed on natural resource shares after the U.S. dollar rebounded.

Canada's Dollarama to offer shares at C$17.50 in IPO

Canadian retailer Dollarama Inc, backed by private equity firm Bain Capital, priced its initial public offering of 17.14 million shares at C$17.50 ($16.60) a share, on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Nomura hires fixed income heads in New York

Japanese brokerage Nomura said on Friday it had hired two senior staff to co-head its fixed income business in the Americas as part of a push to expand its investment bank outside Asia.

Global fin firms eye India back office sales

Global financial firms, emerging from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, are looking to shed India back office operations as they focus on core operations and cost cuts.

Any new U.S. unit boss may be early sign UBS to sell

Any change at the top of UBS's U.S. wealth management business could signal the Swiss bank is trying to rehabilitate its America franchise after a bruising tax row, ready for an eventual sale.

Renaissance CEO Simons to retire

James Simons, a mathematics professor who became one of the best paid hedge fund managers in the world, is retiring as chief executive of his Renaissance Technologies firm on Jan 1, according to an investor letter.

Prosecution of UBS informant seen backfiring on U.S.

The key informant in the U.S. tax evasion case against Swiss bank UBS AG faces prison next year, but his harsher-than-expected treatment by the U.S. Justice Department will undermine efforts to expose secretive offshore tax havens, lawyers and whistle-blower advocates say.

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