UBS stated that it outperformed other share-sale underwriters in the Southeast Asian Region thanks to big deals in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines.
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Forget Google, invest in Apple - Analysts
Google experienced a heavy fall in its latest earnings report, while Apple leaped high. In 2012, the most profitable move investors could have done was to exit Apple and enter Google.
Apple to offer no-commercial television
Apple's "grand vision" for the television might be skipping commercials altogether, tech analysts predict.
Pharos Capital exits Pioneer Surgical
Pharos Capital announced that it is finalizing its exit from Pioneer Surgical as the company is acquired by RTI Biologics.
Google, Apple, Facebook and others request for transparency
Almost two dozen tech companies requested for better transparency from the National Security Agency.
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Detroit's filing for bankruptcy may be traced to mismanagement and low tax revenue, according to analysts.
The holy month of Muslim was expected to bring nine times higher stock returns in predominantly Muslim states.
India's ASK Group stated it is launching a US$200 million fund that is to be invested in the country's top five cities.
According to financial analysts, the filing of the city of Detroit for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection does not usually occur.
Detroit City's officials announced today that the city filed for bankruptcy. The city of Detroit filed for bankruptcy today, making history as the largest city in the United States to ever perform such course.
Whose Line Is It Anyway? would be aired again on the CW every Tuesday night with promised appearances from the veteran comedians.
Verizon Wireless was scheduled to introduce its installment plans to its customers on August 25. On Thursday, Verizon Wireless stated that it would join AT&T and T-Mobile in making installment plans for its available phones.
150,000 guests attended Comic-Con's 44th annual pop-culture festival kicked off last Wednesday.
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate were waiting for the birth of their first child as the baby fever was expected to boost Britain's economy by GBP240 million.
