Brent Crude trades lower than US$100 per barrel after OPEC keeps its production target constant. (Photo : Reuters)A gas station employee filling up a vehicle.
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Cohen To Shed Off Staff Number As Investigation Pushes More Investors Away
Steven A. Cohen is at the brink of cutting down a number of his staff after more investors are expected to pull out their money.
Intercontinental Exchange Inc, NYSE Euronext Agree To Merger
Intercontinental Exchange Inc and NYSE Euronext has officially merged into a $20 billion worth company after their respective shareholders unanimously approved the deal on Monday.
Shire, Teva Pharmaceutical Settle Patent on Intuniv
Shire Plc (SHP) pulled off a settlement agreement with Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (TEVA), enabling the later to manufacture cheap generic copies of Intuniv.
UBS Wealth Management Senior VP Died at Age 69
At age 69, the UBS wealth management senior vice president George Weiler III died after suffering a heart attack.
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Nigeria sees the decrease on US oil sales imports as a chance for the country to have more oil industries opened.
SAC Capital Advisors LP is bracing for more than US$3.5 billion redemption notices from outside investors.
Mayor Kevin Johnson's efforts to retain the NBA franchise in the city of Sacramento succeeds after its approval by the NBA Board of Governors.
ISS advises its shareholder clients to accept the bid of Softbank over Dish Network for Sprint. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the logo of the largest US proxy advisor firm, ISS.
HSBC is planning to sell off shares totalling of 98.94% of its stake with the PT Bank Ekonomi in Indonesia.
Erajaya Swasembada and Foxconn Technology Group are said to be discussing a deal of partnership for the Indonesian market.
The Kingdom Hotel Investment sells a hotel in Mauritius to Hawaiian-based Outrigger Hotels and Resorts.
Yelp's CFO, Rob Krolik, announced that the company's doors are open to a possible partnership with Facebook graph search feature.
Two brokerages were sanctioned after having been found out of helping fraudulent IPOs. (Photo : Reuters)The Chines flag waiving in front of rising business sectors The Securities Regulatory Commission in China will fine two brokerages for helping perpetrate fraud IPOs get listed on the bourse.
