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California utility cuts new solar thermal deal

Southern California Edison, a utility arm of Edison International, said on Wednesday it had signed contracts to buy up to 960 megawatts of power from solar thermal and wind power suppliers.

AIG picks Deutsche, Morgan for joint AIA IPO role

Bailed out U.S. insurer American International Group has chosen Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley as its joint global coordinators for a more than $4 billion IPO of its Asian life insurance unit, sources said on Thursday.

U.S. stock index futures mixed; eyes on banks

Dow Jones futures rose 0.1 percent and S&P 500 futures also rose 0.1 percent while Nasdaq futures fell 0.2 percent by 0913 GMT, suggesting a mixed start for U.S. stock markets on Thursday.

China could yet buy more U.S. debt: former c.banker

China could still increase its holdings of U.S. Treasuries if the dollar is stable, even though the long-term trajectory is to diversify its foreign exchange reserves, a former central bank governor said in an essay.

Microsoft makes gains with Bing

Microsoft Corp's Bing search engine won more market share from rivals last week, according to new industry data released on Wednesday, but still trails Google Inc and Yahoo Inc.

Cartoon Networks 'Othersiders' visit Lincoln Heights Jail

Cartoon Network launches the first part of its new CN Real block of reality programming tonight with the premiere of this spooky new series in which five teens armed with high-tech gear investigate creepy locations that are rumored to be haunted.

European TV Market Heats up despite Economic Crisis

European TV Market Heats up despite Economic Crisis With the European Union’s economy showing signs of recovery, television sales in the region are expected to rise in 2009 as consumers continue to snap up LCD-TVs, according to iSuppli Corp.

FedEx looks ahead, sees ‘extremely difficult’ six months

FedEx Corp., the global shipping service provider, said Tuesday it expects the operating environment in the next two quarters to be “extremely difficult,” expecting manufacturing to be negative through the summer and higher fuel prices to have a significant impact.

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