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25 (Bloomberg) -- Naka Matsuzawa, chief strategist at Nomura Securities Co. in Tokyo, talks about Japanese politics, the nation's economy and financial markets. Matsuzawa speaks with John Dawson on Bloomberg Television's "On the Move Asia. ...
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Asian Stocks Rise as US Durable-Goods Orders, Home Prices Beat Forecasts
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Photographer: Haruyoshi Yamaguchi/Bloomberg Aug. 25 (Bloomberg) -- May Yan, a Hong Kong-based analyst at Barclays Capital, talks about China's banking industry. Bank of China Ltd., the nation's third-largest lender by assets, said yesterday first-half ...
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Beijing Olympics Bill Surges With $2.5 Billion of Bonds Due: China Credit
Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News - Wed Aug 24 16:00:00 GMT 2011 Visitors walk examine the back of a camera outside the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest. Visitors walk examine the back of a camera outside the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's ...
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Australia's Dollar Weakens as German Confidence Data May Signal Slowdown
Bloomberg
Economists predicted a drop to 5.1 from the initial August estimate of 5.4, according to the median of 26 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey. Business confidence in Europe's biggest economy has declined to the lowest in more than a year and investor ...
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Treasuries Decline as U.S. Sells Five-Year Notes at a Record Low Yield
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Photographer: Tim Boyle/Bloomberg Treasuries fell, pushing 10-year note yields to the highest in a week, after a report showed durable goods orders rose in July more than forecast, renewing optimism that the US economic recovery may accelerate. ...
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Foster's Open to 'Sensible' Talks After Spurning SABMiller
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“We are open to conversation with any sensible bid and our shareholders understand that,” Chief Executive Officer John Pollaers said in an interview with Bloomberg Television, without elaborating. “We've had support from our shareholders, ...
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<strong>New York Mayor Bloomberg Bans Religion at 9/11 Ceremony</strong>
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By Martin Gould New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is under attack for refusing to allow members of the clergy to play a role in the city's commemoration of the tenth anniversary of 9/11. Bloomberginsists the ceremonies should focus on the families of ...
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U.S. Stocks Rise After Durable Goods, Home Prices Beat Forecasts
San Francisco Chronicle
24 (Bloomberg) -- US stocks rose, extending the biggest Standard & Poor's 500 Index rally in a week, after reports on durable-goods orders and home prices beat forecasts and financial companies rallied. Bank of America Corp. surged 7.6 percent after ...
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777 New York City Schools Workers Face Layoffs
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by Judy M. As a result of budget cuts to schools, 777 employees of the New York City Education Department will lose their jobs by October, in the largest layoff at a single agency since Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took office in 2002. ...
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European Index Futures Rise; Credit Agricole, International Power May Gain
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Photographer: Fabrice Dimier/Bloomberg European stock futures climbed, indicating the Stoxx Europe 600 Index may rise for a fourth day, as investors continued to weigh whether Federal Reserve policy makers meeting tomorrow will take action to help the ...
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Apple Shares Drop After Steve Jobs Resigns
Bloomberg
Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Inc., talks about Steve Jobs's resignation from Apple Inc. and his performance as chief executive officer of the company. He speaks with Emily Chang and ...
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U.S. Banks Facing Main Street Squeeze as Economy Saps Earnings
Bloomberg
Photographer: Joshua Roberts/Bloomberg Aug. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Ralph Schlosstein, chief executive officer of Evercore Partners Inc., talks about the US stock market and economic policy. Schlosstein, speaking with Carol Massar and Matt Miller on ...
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Torture in Bahrain Becomes Routine With Help From Nokia Siemens: Bloomberg
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The answer: Computers loaded with Western-made surveillance software generated the transcripts wielded in the interrogations described by Al Khanjar and scores of other detainees whose similar treatment was tracked by rights activists, Bloomberg ...
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Credit Agricole Profit Drops 11% on Losses at Greek Unit Amid Debt Crisis
Bloomberg
25 (Bloomberg) -- Wolfgang Matejka, founder of Matejka & Partner Asset Management, discusses Credit Agricole SA's second-quarter profit reported today and investment strategy. France's second-largest bank by assets said profit fell 11 percent, ...
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Meredith Whitney Says There's No 'Mad Dash' for Capital at BofA
Bloomberg
24 (Bloomberg) -- David George, a bank analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co., talks about whether Bank of America Corp. needs to raise more capital to comply with new international standards and to settle claims surrounding defective mortgages. ...
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Kenya's Five- and 30-Year Borrowing Costs Surge on Inflation
San Francisco Chronicle
24 (Bloomberg) -- Kenya's five-year borrowing costs rose to the highest since at least May 2006 and 30-year yields surged to a record at an auction where supply exceeded demand. The yield on the re-opened 6.671 percent notes due 2015 climbed to 13.887 ...
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Bloomberg: No major damage in NYC from quake
Albany Times Union
(Mary Altaffer / AP) NEW YORK (AP) รข€” New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says an earthquake that was centered in Virginia but felt clearly in the nation's largest city didn't cause major damage or injuries. Bloomberg said at a news conference Tuesday ...
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China Unicom Shares Rise Most Since 2009
Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News - Thu Aug 25 02:58:54 GMT 2011 People pass a China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd. service hall in Beijing, China. Photographer: Adam Dean/Bloomberg China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd., the country's second-biggest mobile-phone company, ...
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Qaddafi Vows Martyrdom or Victory as Libyan Opposition Intensifies Search
Bloomberg
24 (Bloomberg) -- Former Libyan central bank chief Farhat Bengdara talks about the impact of civil unrest on the Libyan Investment Authority, the country's sovereign-wealth fund. He also discussed the potential whereabouts of Muammar Qaddafi. ...
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China Regulator Prepares to File Lawsuit After Oil Spills
Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News - Thu Aug 25 05:15:13 GMT 2011 Chinese regulators are preparing to file a lawsuit over two oil leaks at a ConocoPhillips and Cnooc Ltd (883).-owned field that polluted at least 840 square kilometers in Bohai Bay, China's worst ...
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Delta Air Delays Order Of Small Narrow-Body Jets: Source Bloomberg News
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s (BA) 737-900 aircraft, Bloomberg News reported Thursday on its website, citing an unnamed source. Delta has deferred discussions with plane makers including Embraer SA (ERJ)and Bombardier Inc. (BDRBF), which started this year, the report said. ...
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Biggest Trader-Economist Divergence Signals Cut: Brazil Credit
Bloomberg
Yields on interest-rate futures show traders are betting policy makers will lower borrowing costs by 67 basis points, or 0.67 percentage point, this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. In Chile, traders also expect a rate cut this year while ...
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Bove Recommends Banks After Telling Clients to Avoid Them (1)
BusinessWeek
24 (Bloomberg) -- Richard Bove, an analyst who last month said that clients should stop buying financial stocks, recommended investors resume purchases after shares of US banks tumbled. Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. are ...
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QE3 Concern Turns 100-Year Bonds Into Laggards: Mexico Credit
Bloomberg
The yield on Mexico's 100-year bonds fell 22 basis points, or 0.22 percentage point, in the past two months to 5.91 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Yields on the country's notes due in 2040 dropped 38 basis points during the same ...
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Yuan Forwards Decline Most in Two Weeks on U.S. Economic Data
Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News - Thu Aug 25 04:55:49 GMT 2011 China's yuan forwards dropped by the most in more than two weeks as better-than-forecast US economic data boosted demand for the greenback. The US Dollar Index, which tracks the currency against those of ...
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South Korea Stocks: Daewoo Engineering, Hyundai Motor, SDI
San Francisco Chronicle
24 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in South Korea trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the 3 pm close in Seoul. The Kospi Index fell 1.2 percent to 1754.78. Builders: Daewoo Engineering ...
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Gold Extends Drop, Heads for Biggest Fall Since 2008 as Haven Demand Wanes
Bloomberg
Photographer: Jin Lee/Bloomberg Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Philip Streible, senior market strategist at MF Global Ltd., talks about the outlook for gold prices, which fell the most in 18 months on speculation financial markets may be stabilizing. ...
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Chile Braces for Second Day of Protests Government Calls Failure
Bloomberg
23 at the Bloomberg Chile Economic Summit in Santiago. “It is unfortunate because through strikes and demonstrations we're not going to develop Chile.” The government estimates the national strike will cost the country about $200 million each day, ...
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Temple-Inland Costs Shareholders $1 Billion in Seeking New Offer: Real M&A
Bloomberg
Source: Temple Inland Inc. via Bloomberg No company in America is costing shareholders more money by holding out for a bigger payday in a takeover than Temple-Inland Inc. (TIN) The maker of cardboard boxes, which surged above International Paper Co. ...
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Best Dividend Payouts Since 2009 Lure UBS to Brazil, South African Stocks
Bloomberg
Dividend yields in Brazil are almost twice the 2.3 percent rate in Russia and compare with yields of less than 2 percent in India and South Korea, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. “We haven't seen anywhere near as much an increase in dividends ...
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Google Is Said to Reach $500 Million Settlement With U.S. Over Online Ads
Bloomberg
Photographer: Tony Avelar/Bloomberg Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) -- John Simpson, a consumer advocate at Consumer Watchdog, and Makin Delrahim, a former deputy assistant attorney general for antitrust under President George W. Bush, talk about Google Inc.'s ...
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Egypt May Maintain Key Interest Rate to Help Growth After Revolt
Bloomberg
The bank will hold the overnight deposit rate at 8.25 percent today, according to all five economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. The bank usually meets at 3 pm and announces the decision two hours later. It hasn't changed the rate since September 2009 ...
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Rupiah Falls a Second Day as QE3 Speculation Cools; Bonds Drop
Bloomberg
The rupiah dropped 0.3 percent to 8585 per dollar as of 10:26 am in Jakarta, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency weakened 0.9 percent this month. Orders for US durable goods climbed more than forecast in July, a Commerce Department ...
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Sanford's Sacconaghi Says 'No One Can Fill Steve's Shoes'
Bloomberg
25 (Bloomberg) -- Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. in New York, talks about Steve Jobs's resignation as chief executive officer of Apple Inc. Sacconaghi speaks with John Dawson on Bloomberg Television's "On the Move Asia. ...
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Orders for Durable Goods in U.S. Increase 4%, Twice as Much as Estimated
Bloomberg
24 (Bloomberg) -- Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS Inc., talks about the outlook for the US and European economies, and monetary policies of the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank. Behravesh speaks with Tom Keene on Bloomberg ...
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Aggreko, Diageo, Kazakhmys, Shell: U.K., Irish Equity Preview
Bloomberg
Aegis Plc (AGS LN): The London-based media services company may report first-half net income of 36.3 million pounds ($59.5 million), according to the average of two estimates compiled byBloomberg. The shares rose 1.7 percent to 135.8 pence. ...
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Jude Law Strips, Carnival Party Fever, Michelangelo Gapers: London Weekend
Bloomberg
Photographer: Johan Persson/Donmar via Bloomberg Jude Law and Ruth Wilson in "Anna Christie" by Eugene O'Neill at the Donmar Warehouse in London. Law's character is an Irish stoker rescued from drowning at sea. Jude Law and Ruth Wilson in "Anna ...
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Home Prices in US Declined 5.9% Last Quarter on Year, Rose 0.9% in June
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Photographer: Matthew Staver/Bloomberg Aug. 24 Bloomberg) -- Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James & Associates Inc., talks about the outlook for the US housing market, economy and Federal Reserve policy. Brown speaks with Mark Crumpton on ...
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Madoff Whistle-Blower Feared Mobsters Would Kill to Stop Probe: Interview
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Photographer: Julian van Mil/Cohen Media Group via Bloomberg Investors protest outside the courthouse after Bernard Madoff is sentenced to 150 years in prison in 2009. "Chasing Madoff" is a documentary which chronicles a nine-year quest to expose ...
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Bloomberg Wants a Traffic Camera on Every Corner — NYConvergence.com
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According to the New York Daily News, Mayor Bloomberg wants to increase the number of traffic cameras in NY and publish the names of drivers who ignore red lights. A bill proposing an increase the city's red light cameras from 150 to ...
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Bloomberg: 'Hot Spots' Spreading — Gov't to check radiation up to ...
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Bloomberg reported the Jobs news at 6:35 PM ET during “Bloomberg West,”while CNBC broke into “Mad Money” to report the news at 6:40 PM, and Neil Cavuto reported the news during his FBN program at 6:41. ...
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Fuel Fix » Crude oil declines for four-day high on U.S. supplies ...
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An earlier Bloomberg News survey of analysts indicated that today's government report may show they fell 1 million barrels from 210 million. September gasoline futures were down 0.89 percent on Nymex. Crude supplies fell 3.34 million ...
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U.S. export sales of corn and wheat probably fell in the week ended Aug. 18 from a year earlier, according to a Bloomberg News survey. To contact the reporter on this story: Luzi Ann Javier in Singapore at ljavier@bloomberg.net; ...
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