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BP had gas blowout in 2008: WikiLeaks

Leaked U.S. diplomatic cables reveal BP suffered a blowout on an Azerbaijan gas platform in September 2008 and was fortunate to evacuate workers safely after a blast that preceded the one that killed 11 workers in the Gulf of Mexico in April, Britain's Guardian newspaper reported.
Dec 16, 2010

Toshiba LCD profit may top $119 million

Toshiba Corp may see profit in its liquid-crystal display business recover to more than 10 billion yen ($119 million) for the year to March, compared with its previous forecast of zero, its chief executive said on Thursday.
Dec 16, 2010

Euro steadies before EU meet

The euro steadied on Thursday as dealers squared up positions ahead of a meeting of European Union leaders, while U.S. Treasuries bounced after a selloff overnight took 10-year yields above 3.5 percent, sending some investors hunting for value.
Dec 16, 2010

Ex-Madoff aide told to hand over $2.4 million for bail

Annette Bongiorno, one of Bernard Madoff's longest serving employees, will have to give up at least $2.4 million and her husband's money for a judge to consider granting her bail on criminal charges, a New York court heard on Wednesday.
Dec 16, 2010

China will keep yuan stable: central bank newspaper

The groundwork is in place for a stable yuan because China's current account surplus is trending down and other currencies have been swirling about in choppy trade, an official newspaper said on Thursday.
Dec 15, 2010

Google Makes Voice Personal

The company introduces speech recognition to Android 2.2 phones, which can recognize the user's phone and understand their specific dialect.
Dec 15, 2010

Baidu sees growth rate slowing in 2011

A senior executive of China's top search engine, Baidu Inc, forecast its top-line and bottom-line growth rates to moderate over the next year, sending its shares down 6 percent on Wednesday.
Dec 15, 2010

U.S. sues BP, seeks fines for oil spill

The U.S. sued BP and eight other defendants on Wednesday over the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mex ico, seeking civil penalties under the Clean Water Act.
Dec 15, 2010

Border agent killed in gunfight

A U.S. Border Patrol agent is dead, shot in a gun battle Tuesday night at the U.S.-Mexico border near Rio Rico, Arizona.
Dec 15, 2010

EBay acquires its mobile application developer

Web commerce company eBay Inc said on Wednesday it acquired Critical Path Software, a mobile software application developer, as the company further embraces selling via mobile.
Dec 15, 2010

Bank of America delays mortgage investor action

Bank of America Corp on Wednesday said investors delayed a technical default on the bank over its mortgage servicing unit, allowing more time for talks about alleged contract violations.
Dec 15, 2010

WikiLeaks hactivists look to improve attack software

Supporters of WikiLeaks who last week attacked the websites of MasterCard and Visa, say they are tweaking the software used for those assaults in a bid to create more powerful tools for possible future protests.
Dec 15, 2010

Approval of Internet traffic rules likely: analysts

Contentious Internet traffic rules facing a vote next week are likely to be adopted without radically veering from a proposal unveiled earlier in the month, telecommunications policy analysts said on Wednesday.
Dec 15, 2010

Obama meets with top CEOs, investors

With American businesses holding nearly $2 trillion on their books, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that a meeting with corporate executives of 20 of the largest U.S. companies will help elicit a variety of ideas to grow the economy and boost jobs amid an anemic recovery.
Dec 15, 2010

Senate passes tax cut extension

The U.S. Senate passed the Middle Class Tax Relief Act of 2010 today by a vote of 81-19. It now goes to the House of representatives, which could take up the matter as early as today.
Dec 15, 2010

Wall St bonuses may top last year as profits soar

Despite the weak U.S. economy, this year could be the second most profitable for New York City's securities industry, and the average bonus may top last year's because so many bankers and brokers have been laid off.
Dec 15, 2010

Obama administration sues BP, others over Gulf spill

The Obama administration on Wednesday launched a legal battle against BP Plc and its partners by suing them for the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history, which could cost the companies billions of dollars.
Dec 15, 2010

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