European stocks changed a little as Italy faces political deadlock while Cyrus struggles from uncertainty.
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South Korea Vows to Strike Back
The South Korean President gave the green light to retaliate should there be an aggressive attack from the North.
China's Conflict on Environmental Compliance
The thrust of central government to improve pollution standards is being bucked by state owned companies and local government executives fearful of loss of jobs and business in their areas.
Dell Would Walk Away if other Deals Accepted
Dell would walk away if he is not retained as CEO. Michael Dell, in a statement, would only consider a buyout plan with Blackstone Group if the private equity guarantees that he remains as its CEO.
Argentina Places Alternative Plan in U.S. to Settle Credit Litigation
Argentina is making an alternative payment plan to a U.S. appeals court in the U.S. for the settlement of a litigation with creditors that hold defaulted bonds and are demanding payment of $1.33 billion.
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Asian stock markets were seen higher as the U.S. continues to report boost in economy. Stock markets in Asia were mostly higher as yet another record high on Wall Street brought momentum in the region.
Eaton Vance Management has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to offer exchange traded managed futures (ETMF) in a bid to prevent front-running from making exploitation of the strategies.
Redknee has closed its deal to purchase the Business Support Systems business unit of Nokia Siemens Network.
Areva chief executive officer Luc Oursel told French newspaper Le Figaro that they have interest in acquiring nuclear fuel producer Urenco.
Sources say that KKR has been making a deal to buy a majority stake in French fashion brands Claudie Pierlot, Maje and Sandro
A Chinese businessman, along with his wife, has agreed to settle charges of insider trading into the Cnooc's buyout of Nexen of Canada.
Names such as the Carlyle Group, KKR and the Moulin family are bidding for the controlling stake in Maje, Sancro and Claudi Pierlot.
In a fit of saber rattling, North Korea declares a state of war with South Korea. North Korea, in another blast of rhetoric directed at Seoul and Washington, declared it was entering a 'state of war'.
The Appellate Court of New York heard the arguments on the proposal of Argentina to provide a mixture of cash and bonds to pay off bondholders.
