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Beitz to Blame for ThyssenKrupp's Decline
ThyssenKrupp founder's nephew blames Beitz for decline of steelmaker. According to the nephew of ThyssenKrupp's former owner, Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, the only person to blame for the decline of the company is Honorary Chairman Berthold Beitz.
Domestic Debt over Global Bonds for Philippines
The Philippines is moving from foreign debt dependence to local debt raising through auctions. The Philippines' Bureau of Treasury would boost domestic bond sales to raise nearly all of its debt requirements in the wake of record low interest rates and an increasing value of the peso.
New Oriental Shares Jump on Ambow Bid
Ambow speculative bid for New Oriental spikes shareholder values. The share value of New Oriental Education and Technology Group Inc jumped the largest since July 2012 as a speculative bid by Ambow Education Holding Ltd was said to be on the table.
Paulson & Co Seeking Suit Dismissal
Paulson moves for suit dismissal alleging lack of obligation. Paulson and Co has sought the dismissal of the lawsuit that alleged the firm conspired with Goldman Sachs Group Inc to entrap the bond insurer to guarantee payments for an investment scheme that is designed fail.