High yield investors flee from the European junk bond market as funding costs increase. (Photo : reuters) This is an image of investors instenely watching the stock market.
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Australian investors scared of Chinese investment frenzy
According to a poll, Australians are scared of 'too much' Chinese investments in their country.
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Investors doubt U.S. and Europe gov't debt payment programs
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Seibu Holdings was questioned by Cerberus Capital Manamgement in an attempt to gain support from shareholders to shake up its board.
Nimesh Shah, a former Deutsche Bank researcher and venture capital investor, is named as partner at VC company Domain Associates.
Euro-area rose amidst negative forcest led by France. (Photo : Reuters)This is a photo of the French and EU flag. The industrial output in the Eurozone has risen despite earlier predictions, mainly due to France's unexpected rebound, giving investors a glimpse of hope to a lomg-awaited revival of the currency bloc's economy from recession.
The Australian dollar fell to a three-year low due to the country's slow approval rates on home-loans.
Global trades on bullion fell as the United States' credit outlook gets boosted by Standard & Poor's.
The production of Vietnam’s robusta coffee, which is used as the primary ingredient for instant coffee, is expected to increase in 15 months, sending its futures to its biggest nosedive since 2009.
In a fit of saber rattling, North Korea declares a state of war with South Korea. North Korea, in another blast of rhetoric directed at Seoul and Washington, declared it was entering a 'state of war'.
ThyssenKrupp founder's nephew blames Beitz for decline of steelmaker. According to the nephew of ThyssenKrupp's former owner, Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, the only person to blame for the decline of the company is Honorary Chairman Berthold Beitz.
Apple CEO under fire for cash hoarding, falling shares and tepid growth. The shareholder meeting for Apple Inc shareholders would be held tomorrow at its headquarters in Cupertino, CA.
