Sinovel divests after theft charges made

Sinovel, formally charged with source code theft, divested four of its units outside China. (Photo : Reuters)This is the headquarters of Sinovel in China.


Alstom fronts credit risk-driven bond sale

Alstom said that it will sell its bonds as Euro credit risk declines. (Photo : Reuters)This is the logo of Alstom. The world's third largest energy solutions and transport firm Alstom SA announced today that for the first time since October last year, the company will put its bonds for sale.

Tribune set to become number one commercial station

Tribune Company buys Local TV. (Photo : Reuters)This is the logo of Tribune. Tribune Company announced today that it has agreed to buy Local TV holdings, LLC.

Private banks exit Switzerland, assets dropped to CHF870.7 billion

A decrease in foreign-owned Swiss banks continue due to investors withdrawal of their money and taxes that were not paid accordingly.


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