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Uighur leader slams Book Fair for honoring China

Exiled Uighur leader Rebiya Kadeer sharply criticized the Frankfurt Book Fair for inviting China as its guest this year, arguing that the country should not be honored given its poor human rights track record.
Oct 19, 2009

Risks to global equity rally

Four major risks threaten a solid year-end rally to cap this year's stunning bounce back by global equities -- earnings, bonds, currencies and cash.
Oct 19, 2009

UK to tighten mortgage rules, ban liar loans

Britain's financial regulator plans to force mortgage lenders to check the income of all borrowers, scrapping so-called liar loans blamed for helping to fuel bad debt problems at the heart of the credit crunch.
Oct 19, 2009

Hasbro profit tops Street estimates

Hasbro Inc reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Monday, boosted by demand for movie-related toys, although revenue fell short of expectations.
Oct 19, 2009

UPDATE 1-Brazil's Bradesco takes stake in dental insurer

Brazilian bank Bradesco (BBDC4.SA)(BBD.N) said on Monday it reached a deal to take a 43.5 percent stake in local dental insurer OdontoPrev(ODPV3.SA) and share control of it with OdontoPrev's founder and chief executive.
Oct 19, 2009

Futures rise on earnings optimism

U.S. stock index futures rose on Monday, as the outlook for corporate earnings lifted investor optimism about the vitality of an economic recovery.
Oct 19, 2009

EU says Germany assures Opel aid is unconditional

Germany has assured GM and the Opel Trust that its 4.5 billion euros ($6.70 billion) offer in financial aid for Opel is not tied to the choice of an investor or a plan, a European Commission spokesman said on Monday.
Oct 19, 2009

UPDATE 1-Peru mine workers start two-day nationwide strike

Peru's national federation of mining unions has started a two-day nationwide strike to pressure the government to change rules on labor benefits, although unions at several key mines had said they would not participate in the walkout.
Oct 19, 2009

Corporate America worried about sinking dollar

Chief executives from the biggest U.S. corporations worry that the slumping dollar could sap U.S. credibility around the globe, spur inflation and ultimately undermine the economy.
Oct 19, 2009

FTSE up 1.3 pct; miners and energy firms advance

Gains in miners and energy firms pushed Britain's top shares 1.3 percent higher by midday on Monday, underpinned by firmer commodity prices, while investors awaited corporate earnings from the United States for further direction.
Oct 19, 2009

RPT-PREVIEW-Bank of Canada unlikely to make dramatic moves

The Bank of Canada is likely to play it safe when it outlines its policy stance this week, holding the line on interest rates and tinkering at the margins of its economic forecasts as it waits for firmer evidence that the recovery is for real.
Oct 19, 2009

Europe shares jump 1 pct; technical outlook bright

European shares bounced back on Monday to hover near last week's 12-month highs, with banks, food producers and drugmakers leading the advance ahead of more earnings results from major companies such as Apple (AAPL.O).
Oct 19, 2009

Apple's on a roll, but iPhone sales pivotal

Apple Inc is once again expected to top Wall Street's estimates when it unveils quarterly earnings today, but it may have to beat by a lot to drive an already lofty share price higher.
Oct 19, 2009

Where the Wild Things Are tops weekend box office

Where the Wild Things Are topped the North American box office, according to studio estimates on Sunday, a strong start for a film that, like its little boy hero, sailed into somewhat uncharted waters.
Oct 19, 2009

UK regulator outlines plans to ban liar loans

Britain's financial regulator plans to force mortgage lenders to check the income of all borrowers, scrapping so-called liar loans blamed for helping to fuel bad debt problems at the heart of the credit crunch.
Oct 19, 2009

BAIC says man accused of trade theft on leave in U.S.

A Chinese national accused of stealing trade secrets from Ford Motor Co was employed by Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Corp , China's fifth-biggest automaker, but was in the United States on personal leave when he was arrested, BAIC said Monday.
Oct 19, 2009

JAL's banks reject restructure plan, shares rebound

Creditors of Japan Airlines Corp have rejected the struggling carrier's restructuring plan and are pushing for a cut in debt waivers and details of the use of state funds, a source familiar with the matter said.
Oct 19, 2009

Stock futures signal rebound along with commods

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a rebound on Wall Street on Monday, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.46 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.26 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.52 percent at 3.30 a.m. EDT.
Oct 19, 2009

Asia shares steady, oil hits 1-year high

Asian shares hovered near 14-month highs on Monday, shaking off an early dip after disappointing earnings from U.S. corporate bellwethers such as General Electric Co spurred some investors to take profits.
Oct 19, 2009

Earnings blitz to test market's mettle

U.S. stocks could slip this week if the spate of earnings from bellwethers including Apple Inc and Caterpillar Inc do not live up to heightened expectations.
Oct 19, 2009

Crisis shows need to right imbalances: Bernanke

The financial crisis has spotlighted the importance of dealing with global imbalances in trade and capital flows, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Sunday at a Fed conference on Asia.
Oct 19, 2009

Google goes global with Apps, has 2 million customers

Google Inc said more than 2 million businesses now use its online office software, and the Web search leader is going global on Monday with an advertising campaign to lure customers away from Microsoft Corp and IBM products.
Oct 19, 2009

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