China stock market 'overheating': Soros
Billionaire investor George Soros said on Thursday that the Chinese stock market is overheating.
Key infrastructure often cyberattack target: survey
Every second critical infrastructure supplier has been a target of a cyberattack, a survey of security software firm McAfee showed on Thursday.
Toyota Recall affects models in China, Europe
Toyota Motor Corp. announced further model recalls on Thursday, saying that it would spread to China and Europe after faulty accelerator pedal problems were reported.
Toyota safety recall spreads to Europe, China
Toyota Motor Corp extended its safety recall of millions of its most popular cars to Europe and China on Thursday in a further blow to the reputation of the world's largest auto maker.
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Ford stops production of China commercial vehicle : WSJ
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Chinese real estate IPO priced at bottom of cut range
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China Internet users use VPN servers to cross firewall
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US steel producers in a spot over price hike
At a time when India's steel industry is slowly rising prices, its counterparts in the US are struggling to do the same as the production costs have gone up. But, the US steel industry is very skeptical about the prices rise as the demand for steel is yet to pick up properly in the country. Even as India and China are witnessing a major surge in demand for steel, the US industry is still slowly picking up pace.
Nickel's fate depends on China
Nickel prices largely depend on global steel demand, which is low in the west and up in China and India now. So, the fall in demand from auto makers in the west and a huge rise in China have complicated the nickel prices. Some 65% of nickel goes into making stainless steel.
Daily Forecast - 28/1/2010
The Australian Dollar opens near a three-and-a-half week low today at 0.8925.
Wall Street gains on Fed's view; Apple lifts Nasdaq
Stocks rose on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve said it will keep interest rates near zero and ahead of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address tonight.
Wall Street rises on Fed statement; Apple lifts Nasdaq
Stocks rose on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve said it will keep interest rates near zero and ahead of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address tonight.
Caterpillar forecast disappoints; shares fall
Caterpillar Inc , the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, offered an unexpectedly guarded view of the coming year on Wednesday, sending its stock down more than 8 percent and pulling the broad market down along with it.
Merrill's Asia property funds back in business: sources
Bank of America has dropped plans to exit Merrill Lynch's Asia property funds business and will instead help it raise new money, cashing in on a recovery in the real estate sector, sources said.
Twitter working to thwart censorship
Micro-blogging site Twitter is developing technology that will prevent government censorship after Iran and China moved to censor its users.
Business warns regulation may crimp recovery
Global business leaders warned Western governments Wednesday that a populist crackdown on the financial industry could crimp a fragile recovery from the worst recession since the 1930s.
Clinton to press China FM on Internet issue
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will press China's foreign minister on the issue of Internet freedom, a growing irritant in ties between the two powers, a senior U.S. official said on Wednesday.
Goldman denies made Greek bank sales pitch to China
Goldman Sachs denied a media report it had been mooting the sale of equity in National Bank of Greece to Chinese banks as debt-ridden Greece struggles to fix its public finances.
Two Koreas trade fire
North and South Korea exchanged artillery fire near their disputed sea border on Wednesday, highlighting instability along a heavily armed frontier for the second time in three months.
China says no curb on Google mobile technology
China sought to head off concerns about curbs on Google phone technology on Wednesday, as U.S. business groups urged Washington to tackle alarming measures against foreign high-tech companies in China.
Caterpillar profit tops view; 2010 forecast weak
Caterpillar Inc , the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, posted stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday and said it was seeing encouraging signs that economies around the world were rebounding.
Google's older sister in China urges it to stay
A Google knock-off has surfaced in China to compete with the world's largest search engine, while at the same time pleading with it to stay in the country despite censorship and hacking allegations.
Global stocks hit again by tight money fears, regulation
Global stock markets fell again on Wednesday, hitting their lowest in two months as investors fretted about a monetary squeeze from central banks around the world and also the impact of tightening U.S. banking regulation.
Asia stocks fall on China jitters, yen gains
Asian stocks fell for the ninth straight day on Wednesday on fears that China's heightened efforts to rein in soaring credit growth could hamper the global economic recovery.
Corrected: Asia stocks fall on China jitters, yen gains
(Corrects in first line and in text that Asia stocks ex-Japan fell for the 9th straight day, not the 8th)
LG Elec sees Q1 recovery as Q4 beats forecasts
South Korea's LG Electronics Inc posted a higher-than-expected quarterly operating profit and forecast sales and profits would improve in the first quarter as a global recovery prompts consumers to spend more on electronics.
Daily Forecast - 27/1/2010
The Australian Dollar opens lower on Wednesday at 0.8990.
IMF sharply raises global economic growth forecast
The International Monetary Fund sharply raised its global economic growth forecast, casting developing countries in a leading role while rich nations struggle with high unemployment and government debt.
China's Baidu wins court case against music groups
China's most popular search engine Baidu has been cleared of piracy in a dispute with the music industry, the IFPI trade body for the music sector said on Tuesday.
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