IBT Staff Reporter

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Asia stocks edge up; eyes on oil and China

Asian stocks edged higher on Wednesday, with thin summer trading volumes keeping prices choppy and centered on short-term chart targets, while oil hovered near $72 a barrel, capped by a surprising rise in U.S. inventories.

Toyota to cut capacity to match sales: source

Toyota Motor Corp will cut its global production capacity to match lower sales, a company source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday, with potential annual cuts of at least 700,000 vehicles identified.

South Korea Launches First Rocket Into Orbit

South Korea said the satellite it attempted to put into orbit yesterday in its first space rocket launch is assumed to have burned up in the atmosphere after falling back to earth.

Colonial BancGroup files Chapter 11

Colonial BancGroup Inc filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday, 11 days after regulators seized its banking operations and sold most of those assets to BB&T Corp .

U.S. judge tells BofA, SEC to reveal more on bonuses

A federal judge ordered Bank of America to explain why it agreed to pay $33 million to settle a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit if it believed it properly disclosed bonuses it authorized for Merrill Lynch & Co employees.

Michael Jackson’s doctor worked for free: report

Michael Jackson's personal doctor, Conrad Murray, claims he never received any payment during the time he served as the singer's personal physician, abcNEWS reported citing an unnamed source familiar with the agreement.

Ichimoku

A multi-faceted indicator designed to give support/resistance levels, trend direction, and entry/exit points of varying strengths. General theory behind this indicator states that if price action is above the cloud, the overall trend is bullish, and if below the cloud, the overall trend is bearish. There are also moving averages (the Tenkan and Kijun lines) which act like the MACD crossover signals with the Tenkan crossing from underneath the Kijun as a bullish signal, while crossing overhead gi...

Verenex says talks with Libya continue

Verenex Energy Inc. said on Tuesday its agreement to be bought by China for $460 million remained in effect and talks to resolve its impasse with Libyan authorities continue.

Wall Street unmoved by Goldman's trading tip-offs

Some investors are shrugging their shoulders at reports that Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N) gives special trading advice and early access to analyst research to a select few clients, saying the practice is commonplace in the industry.

Daily Commentary - 26/08/2009

The Aussie dollar experienced little in the way of volatility during yesterday's local trading day bouncing between 0.8350 and 0.8375 for the majority of the Asian session.

Asustek posts deeper Q2 loss, recovery glooms

Netbook PC pioneer Asustek sank deeper into the red with a net loss of T$131 million ($3.9 million) in the second quarter, hit by foreign exchange losses and dashing hopes that it was on the road to recovery.

Bank of Montreal profit rises more than expected

Bank of Montreal surprised investors on Tuesday with a surge in quarterly profits, sending Canadian bank shares higher and boosting expectations for strong results from the nation's other big lenders.

Forsys cancels C$579 mln George Forrest takeover

Forsys Metals Corp said on Tuesday it has terminated its agreed C$579 million ($504 million) takeover by holding company George Forrest International Afrique (GFI) after the buyer failed to transfer funds to complete the deal.

Los Lonely Boys to release

It was well before any of the three Garza brothers was born, but the magical music year of 1969 still contained

Chris Brown sentenced in LA for assault

Disgraced R&B star Chris Brown was sentenced to five years' probation and 180 days of community labor on Tuesday for beating up his then-girlfriend, pop singer Rihanna.

TPG hires bankers for Australia's Myer IPO-sources

Private equity firm TPG has hired three banks to lead manage an IPO of Australia's top department store Myer Group, sources with direct knowledge told Reuters on Tuesday, valuing Myer at about $2.1 billion. The IPO, the biggest initial public offer on the Australian stock exchange since the credit crisis took hold two years ago, underscores a return of confidence in the market and heralds a wave of new listings.

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