Archive | September, 2010

Treasury yields inch higher on upbeat economic news

Treasury yields rose Thursday as better-than-expected news on economic growth, the job market and business activity reduced demand for the safety of U.S. government debt.

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Sarkozy’s man struggles to live up to his top billing

If anyone could challenge Henri Proglio, the feisty former chairman of the Veolia water and environment utility, for the title of France’s ‘best industrialist’ it is probably his old rival GĂ©rard Mestrallet

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Treasury yields inch higher on upbeat economic news

Treasury yields rose Thursday as better-than-expected news on economic growth, the job market and business activity reduced demand for the safety of U.S. government debt.

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AIG, U.S. set faster, riskier exit path

NEW YORK (Reuters) – American International Group Inc laid out a plan on Thursday that sets the insurer on an accelerated path for payback of bailout money, but it also increases the risk for the U.S. government.

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U.S. Postal Service loses bid to raise rates (Reuters)

Reuters – U.S. regulators on Thursday denied the beleaguered Postal Service an average 5.6 percent rate increase it had requested to help its financially ailing operations cope with the impact of the recession.

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Cheap cars to drive growth, says Ghosn

Carlos Ghosn says that much of the car industry’s growth over the coming decade would be driven by demand from new markets and for new technologies such as electric and hybrid cars

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Aspiring Indian bourse fights regulator

MCX-SX threatens to appeal against a ruling that rejected trading application saying the Securities and Exchange Board was biased

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Porsche targets top-end buyers in China

The German sports car maker aims to turn rich Chinese car buyers from back-seat passengers into self-driving sports car enthusiasts, in a move to tap a huge customer potential in the world’s largest car market

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Forget Superman, charter schools are waiting for Oprah!

While we are only just approaching October, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas for the charter school movement. Since the documentary Waiting for Superman opened in select theaters last week, a cast of notables have announced a cascade of donations and investment pledges for charters, and it looks it’s just the beginning of this holiday season.

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Timeline: Bob Dudley

Key moments in the life of Bob Dudley, BP’s new chief executive

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