The European Union and Turkey would be resuming accession talks on November 5 after a three-year postponement.
Investors
Mitsubishi Motors Corp seeks funds through public share offer
The purpose of Mitsubishi Motors Corp's public share offer is to pay back shareholders through the buyback of preferred shares.
Argentina urges hold order on payment judgement to debt holders
In a filing with the US Supreme Court, Argentina seek stay of payment order issued by lower court. The Argentine government had filed an urgent motion in US Appeals Court last Friday to stay the hold order requiring the government to pay USD1.
Huishang Bank Corp to do IPO in Hong Kong
The current freeze order for domestic IPOs in China forced lender Huishang Bank Corp to list its IPO in Hong Kong's index.
United Airlines fined for violations of the tarmac rule
The highest fine was imposed upon United Continental as thirteen flights went beyond the three hour tarmac rule at O'Hare International Airport last July 13, 2012.
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T-Mobile would provide up to 200 megabytes of free data downloads to those who would buy the latest Apple iPad.
A source told Reuters that JPMorgan Chase & Co was nearing a settlement deal with institutional investors that included BlackRock, Pacific Investment Management and Neuberger Berman.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said he hoped to ink a deal with Comcast and other pay television providers in the US for its streaming services.
Twitter quitters would prove to be a challenge to investors in the social media site's upcoming IPO, a report said.
Jack Lew, Secretary of the Treasury, said a government shutdown must not happen again. US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said the US must not go through another government shutdown.
Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp said they had formed an alliance to bid for the US Air Force long-range bomber program.
Sources told Reuters that the end to the probe of JPMorgan's criminal liability about the mortgage bonds it issued in the financial crisis could be far from over.
HP sued three optical disk drive makers for fixing the prices it bought from 2004 to 2010. Hewlett-Packard Co has filed a case against three optical disk drive manufacturers.
Provenge-maker Dendreon Corp was in the process of finding buyers, people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg.
