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Oman says no plans to ban BlackBerry services

Oman has no plans to block BlackBerry services, the small Gulf state said on Monday, as regional heavyweight Saudi Arabia worked with the device's maker on a solution that could avert a ban of some services.

Dish Network beats Street

Dish Network Corp , the No. 2 U.S. satellite television operator, posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings and 9 percent growth in revenue.

World stocks near 3-month peak as Fed looms

World stocks edged up toward last week's three-month peak on Monday while the dollar held near a 15-year low versus the yen on rising expectations the Federal Reserve could soon buy bonds to support the economy.

Targeting seniors, Obama touts Medicare report

President Barack Obama reached out on Saturday to retired Americans, an important group of voters, touting a report that showed healthcare reform had brightened prospects for the Medicare hospital trust fund.

Wall Street set for higher open with eyes on Fed and HP

Stocks were set for a higher open on Monday as investors shrugged off last week's dismal employment data and shifted focus to the Federal Reserve's assessment of the economy following a meeting of its policymakers later this week.

Sara Lee CEO Brenda Barnes to step down permanently

Foodmaker Sara Lee Corp's Chief Executive Brenda Barnes will step down permanently as CEO and chairman after being on a medical leave since May and the company said it has started a search for her successor.

Platinum, palladium to beat gold soon

Problems at the mines in South Africa, increasing demand due to the rise in auto sales and emerging markets like India and China will ensure that platinum and palladium outperform gold in the coming years.

After China, will India open up gold trade?

Following China's decision to open up the gold sector by allowing more banks to trade in bullion, Indian banks have also decided to approach the Reserve Bank of India for permission to trade in gold. Several banks have moved the RBI seeking permission to trade in gold in the domestic market and even hedge their requirements on futures exchanges.

iPhone exec departs Apple after Antennagate

Mark Papermaster, the Apple executive in charge of iPhone engineering, has left the company weeks after the Antennagate controversy over complaints of poor reception on the company's latest smartphone.

Chrysler posts quarterly loss

Chrysler Group LLC posted a second-quarter net loss on Monday and said it still had an extraordinary amount of work to complete, but its turnaround was on track and it could raise its financial outlook later this year.

Futures rise, Hewlett-Packard and Apple in focus

Stock index futures rose on Monday as investors shrugged off last week's dismal employment data and shifted focus to technology shares, including Hewlett-Packard after its chief executive resigned.

Stock futures up as eyes on HP and Apple

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Monday with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.42 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.17 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.16 percent at 3:55 a.m. ET.

Chrysler posts quarterly loss, may raise outlook

Chrysler Group LLC posted a second-quarter net loss on Monday and said it still had an extraordinary amount of work to complete, but its restructuring was on track and it could raise its financial outlook later this year.

Dollar on defensive ahead of Fed meeting

The dollar was on the defensive against major currencies on Monday, as disappointing U.S. jobs data on Friday highlighted a weakening U.S. economic outlook and added to speculation about further monetary easing. Market players refrained from chasing prices aggressively, having already priced in some form of modest easing at the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy meeting on Tuesday.

Oil rises above $81 as weak dollar supports

Oil prices rose to above $81 a barrel on Monday, as a weaker dollar supported prices that had fallen for three straight days last week, in part on poor U.S. economic data. Analysts said the dollar, which is slipping toward a 15-year low against the yen, could, along with rumblings of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, continue to bolster oil prices that last week ended above $80 for the first since May.

Dollar on defensive after U.S. jobs and eyes FOMC

The dollar was on the defensive against major currencies on Monday, as disappointing U.S. jobs data on Friday highlighted a weakening U.S. economic outlook. Market players were wary of chasing prices aggressively ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy meeting on Tuesday, with expectations mounting for some form of additional monetary easing.

Stocks climb and eye Fed meeting

Asian stocks edged higher on Monday on growing speculation the Federal Reserve will have to buy bonds sooner rather than later to bolster the sagging economy, which is keeping the U.S. dollar under pressure.

Stocks climb, eye Fed meeting, shrug off job woes

Asian stocks edged higher on Monday on growing speculation the Federal Reserve will have to buy bonds sooner rather than later to bolster the sagging economy, which is keeping the U.S. dollar under pressure.

Gold to scale up on safe haven buying

Gold prices remained steady in Asian trade Monday as the dollar dropped further amid safe haven buying by investor's. Gold for immediate delivery was at $1203.45 an ounce while U.S. gold futures for December delivery were hardly changed at $1,205.5 an ounce.

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