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KKR heads for summer NYSE listing on July 15

Storied buyout firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co will end its long wait for a New York Stock Exchange listing on July 15, joining rival Blackstone Group LP , which made its debut three years ago.

Ex-IBM exec in Galleon case repentant: report

Former IBM Corp executive Robert Moffat, who admitted to charges of insider trading in the Galleon hedge fund probe, told Fortune magazine that his affair with co-defendant Danielle Chiesi was more about business than sex.

KKR founders received $22 million last year

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co co-founders Henry Kravis and George Roberts were each paid about $22 million last year in fee and other income, and together own about a quarter of the storied buyout firm, according to a regulatory filing.

Lockheed offers early-exit packages to cut costs

Lockheed Martin Corp , the world's biggest defense contractor, said on Tuesday it is offering early exit incentive packages to its directors and vice presidents to cut costs as growth in U.S. defense spending slows.

China commentary slams U.S. for steel suspicions

China's official Xinhua news agency on Tuesday criticized a group of 50 U.S. lawmakers for calling for a probe into Chinese investment in the U.S. steel sector, saying protectionism was rearing its ugly head again.

KKR founders own 26 percent of firm

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co co-founders Henry Kravis and George Roberts were paid about $22 million last year in fee and other income, and own about a quarter of the private equity firm which is about to list on the NYSE, according to a regulatory filing.

China's AgBank prices IPO to be world's largest

Agricultural Bank of China priced its Hong Kong and Shanghai dual listing on Tuesday, a deal that would break all IPO records by raising more than $22 billion when adding in over-allotment shares.

KKR founders own about a quarter of company

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co co-founders Henry Kravis and George Roberts will own about a quarter of the private equity firm they founded after the firm is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, according to a regulatory by the company on Tuesday.

World stocks rise on value play

World stocks posted their biggest gains in a month on Tuesday after recent drubbings pushed shares to attractive levels, while the euro rose as investors waded back into risky assets.

Wall St rebounds on bank shares

Stocks rebounded on Tuesday from a 10-month low on the S&P 500 on data that showed the services sector, the economy's largest, grew for a sixth straight month in June.

SAIC June auto sales growth slows

Top Chinese automaker SAIC Motor Corp sold 30 percent more vehicles in June compared with a year earlier, the second slowest monthly gain so far this year as demand in the world's largest auto market moderates after rapid expansion in 2009.

BP shares rise on denial of plan to issue stock

BP Plc said on Tuesday that it could cover the costs of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill without selling new shares, despite reports it was talking to government-owned funds in the Middle East about buying a stake to ward off takeover attempts.

Nissan's 1st hybrid aims to almost double mileage

Nissan Motor Co said it aims to nearly double the mileage on its first hybrid car developed in-house compared with the gasoline engine version, while keeping costs down with a simple, single-motor system.

EU clears China's Geely to buy Volvo cars

European Union competition regulators approved on Tuesday the acquisition of Ford Motor's Volvo car unit by Chinese carmaker Geely Automobile Holdings and state-owned investment group Daqing.

Spyker avoids more debt in final Saab payment

Dutch carmaker Spyker Cars used internal funding rather than external debt to pay General Motors the final $24 million purchase price for Sweden's Saab, ending concern over how it would foot the bill.

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