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Wall Street jumps on financials, commodity boost

Stocks rose on Thursday as a brokerage's upbeat view on U.S. banks drove a run-up in financials, while soaring prices of oil and other commodities lifted natural resource companies on bets the economic slump is waning.
Jun 04, 2009

SEC charges Countrywide co-founder Mozilo

Countrywide Financial Corp co-founder Angelo Mozilo and two other former executives at the once-largest U.S. mortgage lender were sued by U.S. stock regulators on Thursday.
Jun 04, 2009

Tata to sell Nano cars worldwide

Mumbai-based automaker Tata Motors on Thursday said it plans to expand its smallest car to new markets, including America and to its neighboring markets in Asia.
Jun 04, 2009

Toyota bets on Hybrids

Toyota Motor Corp. may bet strongly on the hybrid vehicle market in the coming decade after an executive of the firm discarded the idea that electric vehicles can become mainstream for some time unless a
Jun 04, 2009

Xcel files energy conservation/solar plan in Minn

Xcel Energy Inc would offer incentives for Minnesota customers who take steps to conserve energy, which could include installation of solar panels on homes and businesses, under a $280 million plan filed this week with regulators, the state's biggest power company said on Thursday.
Jun 04, 2009

General Dynamics to buy Axsys for $643 million

Defense contractor General Dynamics Corp , looking to position itself for new business as U.S. military forces shift priorities, said on Thursday that it planned to buy Axsys Technologies Inc , a maker of surveillance and imaging systems, for $643 million.
Jun 04, 2009

DAVE Wireless signs roaming deal with T-Mobile USA

Data & Audio Visual Enterprises Wireless Inc, a startup carrier created after Canada's wireless spectrum auction last year, has signed a roaming agreement with heavyweight T-Mobile USA, it announced on Thursday.
Jun 04, 2009

Carbon capture boom unlikely across China -Gore

A carbon capture boom is unlikely near term in China, the world's top greenhouse gas polluter, because its coal-burning plants are inefficient, said global warming activist Al Gore.
Jun 04, 2009

SEC charges Countrywide co-founder Mozilo: source

Countrywide Financial Corp co-founder Angelo Mozilo and two other former executives at the once-largest U.S. mortgage lender were sued by U.S. stock regulators on Thursday, a Securities and Exchange Commission official said.
Jun 04, 2009

U.S. bill could help merchants cut credit card fees

Merchants and retailers would be able to negotiate with banks to reduce costs associated with credit card purchases, according to legislation introduced on Thursday by lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Jun 04, 2009

JP Morgan China Chairman leaves to head HKEX

Charles Xiaojia Li, former chairman of JP Morgan, was appointed on Wednesday as Chief Executive of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, making the first head of the bourse with a mainland background.
Jun 04, 2009

CFTC's Gensler sees no need to merge with U.S. SEC

There is no compelling reason to merge the U.S. equities and futures regulators, said the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Thursday when asked if a merger will be proposed.
Jun 04, 2009

Palm Pre gets thumbs up in media reviews

The Pre smartphone from Palm Inc received mostly positive reviews and predictions it will be a tough competitor to Apple Inc's iPhone, sending Palm's shares up more than 10 percent.
Jun 04, 2009

Fiat team goes to work at Chrysler as deal pends

A growing team of Fiat SpA executives and engineers has been working at Chrysler's Detroit-area headquarters this week, finalizing plans to cut costs and ready the Fiat 500 small car for the U.S. market, people with knowledge of the work said.
Jun 04, 2009

Actor David Carradine found dead, hanging in hotel room

Actor David Carradine, who starred in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill movies and in the TV series “Kung Fu, was found dead, hanging from a rope in the closet of a hotel in Bangkok on Thursday in a suspected suicide Thai police said, according to Thai newspaper The Nation.
Jun 04, 2009

Mitsubishi planning plug-in electric SUV for 2013

Mitsubishi Motors Corp. will begin selling plug-in electric vehicles in Japan by 2013 based on its Pajero sport utility vehicle and plans to extend sales to the United States and Europe, according to the newspaper Asahi Shimbun on Thursday.
Jun 04, 2009

Biogen says one Icahn rep elected to board

Biogen Idec Inc said on Thursday a preliminary count from its annual meeting showed one representative from dissident shareholder Carl Icahn's slate was elected to the board.
Jun 04, 2009

Frank: Obama reforms target executive pay

A much-anticipated package of financial regulations from the Obama administration will call for a financial products safety commission and new rules on executive pay, hedge funds and derivatives, the chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee told Reuters on Wednesday.
Jun 04, 2009

Videogame industry prays for resilient 2009

Game publishers, in a rare moment of solidarity, joined forces on Wednesday to convey optimism for the future of their $30 billion industry despite spiraling consumer spending and a global economic downturn.
Jun 04, 2009

Oil hits 7-month high as U.S. jobs data raises hopes

Oil prices rose more than 5 percent to a seven-month high above $69 a barrel on Thursday after U.S. data showed a drop in jobless claims, boosting expectations of an economic recovery that could revive ailing energy demand.
Jun 04, 2009

Tiananmen knot still tied

China security has tightened Tiananmen Square with hundreds of police on Thursday to prevent any commemoration of the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters 20 years ago.
Jun 04, 2009

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