UBS Overcomes Rogue Trading Loss To Post Smaller-Than-Forecast Net Profit Decline
Swiss bank UBS AG overcame a 1.8 billion Swiss franc ($2 billion) rogue trading loss to post a smaller than forecast fall in third quarter net profit on Tuesday as its core wealth management business performed well.
Newsmaker: The emperor of Olympus, protector no longer
When Michael Woodford began his short tenure as Olympus president, he described the man who hired him, Chairman Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, as an umbrella, a protective cover to deflect anyone out to stop the Briton's western-style tough cost-cutting.
Hyundai, Kia aim to sell 7 million vehicles in 2012: President
Hyundai Motor Co <005380.KS> and affiliate Kia Motors Corp <000270.KS> aim to sell about 7 million vehicles globally next year, versus more than 6.5 million this year, the president of Hyundai Motor said on Tuesday.
Zynga's IPO due week before Thanksgiving: sources
Zynga Inc is currently planning to price its initial public offering and have its shares begin trading the week before the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday on November 24, two sources briefed on the offering said on Monday.
Italy keeps EU waiting on eve of crucial summit
Italy's divided government kept Europe waiting on Tuesday for long delayed reforms on the eve of a summit to devise a strategy to confront the euro zone's worsening debt crisis.
Stock Futures Gain on Strong Corporate Earnings
Stock index futures rose on Tuesday, supported by strong earnings from blue chip companies.
Chelsea Skipper John Terry's Alleged Racial Insult to Anton Ferdinand [VIDEO]
Chelsea skipper John Terry has come under fire for his alleged racial insult to Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand during the Blues 1-0 loss at Loftus Road.
UBS Salvages 3Q Profit with One-Off Gain
Swiss bank UBS AG overcame a 1.8 billion Swiss franc ($2 billion) rogue trading loss to post a smaller than forecast fall in third quarter net profit on Tuesday, salvaged by a one-off accounting gain.
Maersk's drilling unit signs $780 million deal with BP
Maersk Drilling, a unit of Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk , has struck a four-year $780 million deal with BP for a deepwater rig, and aims to increase its fleet by 6-8 rigs within five years.
Bubbly's voice tweets to expand from Asia
Fans of Lady Gaga or Justin Bieber looking for more than their 140-character tweets may soon be able to follow and hear their idols chatter over a new online service.
U.S. Stock Index Futures Mixed
Stock index futures pointed to a mixed open on Wall Street on Tuesday, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.2 percent, Dow Jones futures down 0.03 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures down 0.1 percent at 0925 GMT (5:25 a.m. EDT).
Stock index futures seen mixed
Stock index futures pointed to a mixed open on Wall Street on Tuesday, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.2 percent, Dow Jones futures down 0.03 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures down 0.1 percent at 0925 GMT (5:25 a.m. EDT).
DuPont profit jumps 23 percent; raises outlook
Chemical maker DuPont reported a 23 percent jump in third-quarter profit on Tuesday, helped by price hikes and strong demand for a key paint pigment.
Deutsche Bank warns of more job cuts in tough trade
Deutsche Bank's third-quarter pretax profit beat forecasts as retail banking and asset management offset a drop in investment banking which it warned was facing the toughest conditions since 2008 that could lead to more job cuts.
Canon cuts outlook on Thai floods, strong yen
Canon Inc on Tuesday became the first major Japanese firm to cut its annual outlook due to Thai flooding and the strong yen, two problems that are clouding the outlook for many of its rivals ahead of the lucrative year-end shopping season.
UBS warns of tough times as Q3 profit surprises
Swiss bank UBS AG posted a better-than-expected third-quarter net profit Tuesday, with its core wealth management business performing well despite last month's trading scandal, although it warned of tough times ahead.
Investors cautious as euro debt summit nears
Uncertainty about just how close European Union leaders will come to solving the euro zone debt crisis kept many markets trading in a tight range on Tuesday.
AU Optronics Q3 loss widens, cuts capex further
Taiwan's AU Optronics Corp, the world's No.4 LCD maker, posted a worse-than-expected loss in the third quarter, citing falling panel prices, and said it does not see a speedy recovery in the industry in the coming one to two quarters.
Strong licensing helps ARM beat expectations
Britain's ARM Holdings reported strong licensing of its chip designs in the third quarter, helping it beat market expectations and offset current weak demand in consumer electronic markets ahead of the holiday season.
Canon Q3 operating profit up 17 percent, cuts forecast
Canon Inc posted an operating profit of 122.5 billion yen for the July-September quarter, compared with 104.4 billion yen in the same period the previous year, and it cut its annual forecast.
BP turns a corner after Gulf blowout
BP has turned a corner after the Gulf of Mexico disaster, its chief executive said on Tuesday, predicting the British oil firm would now return to output and cashflow growth and rejecting calls for a fundamental restructuring of the group.
Kelsey Grammer's Boss comes up short
Kelsey Grammer's new Starz series Boss premiered over the weekend to unremarkable numbers, Starz announced Monday.
ABC's Once Upon a Time starts strong, Fox wins night
ABC's new fairytale drama Once Upon a Time got off to a strong start Sunday night, scoring the top ratings of any drama debut this fall, while Fox won the night overall thanks to the NFL and the World Series, according to preliminary numbers.
Nara Bancorp to raise $55 mln in stock offering
Nara Bancorp Inc , which posted a better-than-expected third-quarter profit, said it had commenced an underwritten public offering of about $55 million of its common stock, nearly a fifth of its current market value.
Ridley Scott to host Prophets of Science Fiction
Ridley Scott is about to space out with a new series for Discovery's Science Channel.
Deutsche warns of more job cuts if tough trade continues
Deutsche Bank posted forecast-beating third-quarter pretax profit as retail banking and asset management offset a drop in investment banking which it warned was facing its toughest conditions since 2008 and could lead to more job cuts.
Affleck and Damon to re-team for Whitey Bulger biopic
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are returning to their Boston roots to make a movie about New England's most notorious mobster, TheWrap has confirmed.
Magnolia picks up 360 starring Rachel Weisz, Jude Law
Magnolia Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to 360, a drama starring Rachel Weisz, Anthony Hopkins and Jude Law, the company announced Monday.
Scientology targeted South Park creators, ex-follower says
Scientologists investigated South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone after an episode of the Comedy Central series made fun of the group, a former member contends.
California school districts to take down reserves
When California lawmakers reached a deal to close a $10 billion budget gap in June, critics warned the agreement relied too heavily on $4 billion in additional tax revenue projected to materialize with a rapidly rebounding economy.