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Sprint eyes machine-to-machine benefits in 2 years

Sprint Nextel thinks it can make billions of dollars in revenue from wirelessly connecting devices such as in-car safety systems, but does not expect any material gains from doing this for two more years.

Hedge funds appeal ruling on WaMu trust securities

A group of hedge funds have appealed a court ruling that billions of dollars of Washington Mutual Inc -related securities were now owned by JPMorgan Chase & Co , a key decision to ending the Washington Mutual bankruptcy.

AIG, Treasury, Fed complete recapitalization deal

The Treasury on Friday said it completed a massive recapitalization of bailed out insurer American International Group , paying off the New York Federal Reserve Bank and giving the U.S. government a 92 percent equity stake in the company.

JPMorgan commods risk steady after market rally

JPMorgan Chase & Co's commodities trading risk steadied in the fourth quarter after a rally in oil, metals and grains, marking a shift from the third quarter when it cut risk to pare back on proprietary trading.

Gold bounces higher as euro loses strength

Bullion rebounded on Friday as the euro lost strength despite better-than-forecast debt auctions by Spain and Italy, while purchases from jewellers and investors, which sent premiums for gold bars to two-year highs, offered additional support.

Kenyan shilling firms against dollar

The Kenyan shilling firmed against the dollar on Friday after the greenback lost ground against major hard currencies, increasing investors' appetite for riskier assets.

Telkom CEO to step down at end of March

Telkom, Africa's biggest fixed-line phone operator, said on Friday its acting chief executive officer will not renew his contract when it expires at the end of March, sending its shares lower.

PS3 Hacker Fights Sony Court Order

The hacker who published a jailbreak for the Sony PS3 is fighting back with his own lawyer's objections to the restraining order Sony is seeking.

Uganda shilling supported by intervention

The Ugandan shilling strengthened marginally on Friday, supported by central bank intervention after it hit a record low against the dollar, but traders said the currency's reprieve could be short-lived.

Reality checks ahead for investors

An improving global economy, solid corporate earnings and even easing fears about euro zone debt have been more than enough to rationalise the rising hunger for riskier assets now prevalent on financial markets.

Legal sector Dec job losses indicate struggle ahead

The legal sector has lost 1,000 jobs in December, recording its third straight month of job losses, but overall, the sector has more jobs than a year ago, according to the data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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