Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was reportedly able to reduce the country's debt his predecessors were not able to do so in the past 15 years.
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Facebook haunts Twitter IPO
Facebook, after its dismal opening at IPO and subsequent decline, is affecting the overall enthusiasm in Twitter.
Wal-Mart said negotiations with Bharti still ongoing
Addressing concerns as to the lack of progress in its bid to open shop in India, Wal-Mart said it is negotiating with Bharti for final details.
Despite Obama absence, Trans Pacific Partnership still a go
Identified as an integral part of US interests in Asia, the Trans Pacific Partnership is being outlined between the US and eleven other countries.
GM Nova Scotia's noteholders hit the jackpot
The noteholders of GM Nova Scotia used a local law loophole to allow its earnings to double from the bankruptcy proceedings.
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Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin said the price offer for minority shareholders of TNK-BP Holding was fair. The share price offered by Rosneft to buy out minority shareholders of TNK-BP Holding was reportedly at a premium and should had no cause for complaint.
Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly had turned down the US Department of Justice's request to delay the hearing of the case against AMR Corp and US Airways Group Inc regarding the airlines' planned merger.
A Reuters report said Dubai made its plans public to become the center for Islamic business and sukuk issuance in the world.
In a rare interview with a head of a Saudi bank, SBB MD David Dew said the current high loan rate can be sustained in the Gulf kingdom.
Saudi Arabia Central Bank Governor Fahad al-Mubarak remained confident that Washington would be able to resolve its political deadlock.
Activist billionaire investor Carl Icahn said on CNBC his company had placed a USD2 billion investment on shares of Apple Inc.
SEC Lawyer Jan Folena said Mark Cuban cheated when he sold his shares in an Internet firm nine years ago.
Dubai is being eyed for a USD150 billion investment push from Asian institutional investors. Institutional investors from all over Asia had placed the Dubai market in its crosshairs as a place to invest nearly USD150 billion.
A suit had been filed in the Delaware Chancery Court to compel Apollo to complete its acquisition of Cooper Tire.
