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Brookfield Properties to raise C$150 mln via share sale

Brookfield Properties, one of Manhattan's biggest landlords, said on Monday it would raise C$150 million by selling 6 million preferred shares.

UPDATE 1-Crexus REIT sees $500 mln IPO

NEW YORK - Crexus Investment Corp estimates its planned initial public offering will yield $500 million, according to an updated prospectus filed on Monday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Crexus, which filed for its IPO in June, said it expected its 33.3 million shares to price at $15 apiece.

Wall Street skids on China concerns

Stocks fell on Monday as concerns about the global economy's health weighed on Wall Street, following a hefty sell-off in Chinese equities.

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Wall Street to open lower as China, banks weigh

Stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday as Chinese equities dropped sharply and commodities fell on concerns that asset prices have run ahead of the economic realities.

US STOCKS-Futures dip as China equities, commodities fall

NEW YORK - U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday as Chinese equities dropped sharply and commodities fell on concerns that asset prices have run ahead of the economic realities.

Stock futures dip as China equities, commodities fall

Stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday as Chinese equities dropped sharply and commodities fell on concerns that asset prices have run ahead of the economic realities.

Stock futures lower as China equities, commodities fall

Stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday as Chinese equities dropped sharply and commodities fell on concerns that asset prices have run ahead of the economic realities.

Stock futures signal losses as commodities retreat

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Monday for the last session of the month, with futures for the S&P 500 down 0.78 percent, Dow Jones futures down 0.77 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures down 0.87 percent at 0825 GMT (4:25 a.m. EDT).

Daily Wrap Up - August 30

Market looks to jobs data; Reinvention for Funds; GM's New China Venture

FACTBOX: Hedge fund strategies explained

Players in the $1.4 trillion hedge fund industry employ a huge array of tactics in their efforts to maximize returns.

Funds of hedge funds fight back after Madoff

The fund of hedge funds industry is being forced to reinvent itself after the Madoff scandal and hefty client outflows, and will emerge from the crisis smaller but in better shape than many had expected.

Swiss banking execs eye UBS tax dispute fallout: report

Executives at Swiss banks Julius Baer and Credit Suisse expect to avoid a U.S. tax investigation into their private banking businesses on the same scale as their peer UBS , they told The Financial Times on Sunday.

Citi investors should take profits: Barron's

Investors that bought Citigroup Inc shares should take profits after the U.S. bank's shares climbed almost 100 percent in the last month, Barron's said in its August 31 edition.

France obtains tax suspects' Swiss account details

France has secured the names and details of some 3,000 suspected tax evaders with Swiss bank accounts in what the budget minister described as a first in its battle against banking secrecy.

Canadian bank seeks US jury trial in options fraud

TORONTO - Bank of Montreal, one of Canada's top banks, is suing two U.S.-based brokerages and some of their former officers and shareholders for their part in an intricate fraud carried out by the former head of its commodity derivatives group, court documents showed.

Two more REITs file for IPOs

Two real estate investment trusts filed for initial public offerings on Friday, bringing to eight the number of applications since early July by REITs created by real estate companies seeking to take advantage of the distressed commercial property market.

Cerberus clients overwhelmingly want out: report

Cerberus Capital Management has been swamped with redemption requests with the Wall Street Journal reporting that investors are asking to pull out $5.5 billion or 71 percent of assets from its hedge funds.

Daily Wrap Up - August 28

Confidence indicates slow recovery; Credit card limits drop; Mets owners in Madoff trouble

Want the world's best wages? Move to Switzerland

It pays to work in Switzerland: employees in Zurich and Geneva have the highest net wages in the world, a study by banking group UBS shows, while those in India's Mumbai take home the lowest.

Big CBOT wheat deliveries seen as convergence eyed

CHICAGO - Ample supplies of U.S. soft red winter wheat and lackluster demand for the grain will promote big first-day deliveries against the September Chicago Board of wheat contract on Monday, traders and analysts said.

U.S. SEC to include co-location in market review

WASHINGTON - U.S. regulators will examine a controversial practice that allows trading firms to shave valuable microseconds off trading times, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission said on Friday.

Surge of filings signals busy fall for IPOs

The reinvigorated market for initial public offerings has sparked a rash of new filings by prominent companies that have been waiting for years for the chance to go public, setting the stage for potentially billions of dollars in IPOs by the end of the year.

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