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Glaxo expects $2.4 billion legal charge in Q2

GlaxoSmithKline expects to record a legal charge of 1.57 billion pounds ($2.4 billion) for the second quarter after settling the substantial majority of claims relating to its diabetes pill Avandia.

Subdued AgBank debut casts doubt over fundraisings

Agricultural Bank of China's $22 billion IPO made a lackluster debut in Shanghai, underscoring the challenges ahead for China's markets as other big banks look to tap investors for billions of dollars in funds.

Asian stocks erase losses after China data

Asian stocks erased most of their early losses on Thursday and the Australian dollar jumped after a spate of Chinese data confirmed the economy was slowing gradually but delivered no nasty surprises.

AgBank disappoints with lackluster Shanghai debut

Agricultural Bank of China rose only marginally in the first minutes of its historic debut in Shanghai on Thursday, underscoring the difficult time that may lie ahead for a market that will be asked to absorb more big fundraisings by banks.

Apple to hold iPhone press conference Friday

Apple Inc has called a surprise press conference for Friday to talk about the iPhone 4, as the company continues to deal with fallout from reported reception problems on its popular smartphone.

Marriott posts higher profit as rates rise

Marriott International Inc , operator of Marriott, Residence Inn and Ritz-Carlton hotels, posted a higher second-quarter profit on Wednesday, helped by a rise in room rates in North America.

AIG names Miller chairman, Golub resigns

American International Group Inc named director Robert Steve Miller as its new chairman, replacing Harvey Golub who resigned after clashing with Chief Executive Robert Benmosche over the botched sale of the insurer's Asian life unit.

Asian stocks weak on Fed

Asian stocks fell in early trade on Thursday after a downbeat assessment of the economic recovery by the U.S. Federal Reserve and with caution prevailing ahead of China's second quarter GDP data.

BofA to roll out online account with fee

Bank of America Corp plans to offer an online bank account that charges an $8.95 monthly fee for paper statements and using tellers, as it looks for ways to make up for income lost because of new regulations.

Marriott posts higher profits as rates rise

Marriott International , the largest U.S. hotel company by market value, posted a higher quarterly profit on Wednesday as room rates rose in North America for the first time in about two years.

U.S. advisers say keep Glaxo's Avandia on the market

GlaxoSmithKline Plc's diabetes drug Avandia should be allowed to stay on the market but with additional warnings, U.S. health advisers recommended on Wednesday, easing a threat of further costly litigation that could have followed a ban.

Australian Dollar Outlook 15/7/2010

The AUD has had a relatively quiet trading session overnight and we're likely to see a similar trading pattern this morning as the local market awaits the release of a wave of Chinese data due out around lunchtime.

New BNY Mellon CEO seeks more deals, hires

Bank of New York Mellon Wealth Management wants to expand more U.S. and overseas markets through a stream of new hires and takeovers, Chief Executive Lawrence Hughes told Reuters on Wednesday.

S&P breaks 6-day streak

U.S. stocks broke a six-day winning streak on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 ending a hair lower after the Federal Reserve suggested additional measures may be needed to combat a weakening economy.

Fed: Should consider more easing if outlook worsens

Members of the Federal Reserve felt last month they should be ready to consider additional steps to boost the economy if an already softening economic outlook took a noticeable turn for the worse, a document released on Wednesday showed.

Advisers say keep Glaxo's Avandia on market

U.S. health advisers said GlaxoSmithKline Plc's diabetes drug Avandia should be allowed to stay on the market in some form, easing a threat of further litigation that could have followed a ban.

Obama and Buffett meet on jobs, economy

U.S. President Barack Obama discussed his efforts to stimulate the economy and create jobs with billionaire U.S. investor Warren Buffett in an Oval Office meeting on Wednesday, a White House official said.

Wall Street falters after Fed policy minutes

Stocks weakened on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve's policy makers said the central bank should be ready to consider additional steps to boost the economy if a softening outlook takes a turn for the worse.

FDA panel finds Avandia heart concern

U.S. health advisers said GlaxoSmithKline Plc's diabetes drug Avandia raised a heart attack concern compared with diabetes drugs in other classes and a rival drug in the same class.

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