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Iran court to review U.S. reporter's case

An Iranian court will hear Iranian-American journalist Roxana Saberi's appeal against her eight-year prison sentence for espionage on Sunday, her lawyer said on Saturday.
May 09, 2009

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood dismisses Obama speech

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood dismissed Saturday U.S. President Barack Obama's plan to deliver a speech to the Muslim world from Egypt as part of a plan to keep Arab and Muslim states divided.
May 09, 2009

No need to talk to South, says North Korea

Reclusive North Korea, which rattled regional security with a threat to hold a second nuclear test, said on Saturday it would not hold talks with its wealthy South Korean neighbor because it defiled Pyongyang's dignity.
May 09, 2009

Japan confirms 3 cases of new flu strain

Japan announced on Saturday its first confirmed cases of the new strain of flu -- a teacher in his 40s and two male teenage students who had spent time in Canada.
May 09, 2009

Fed cut banks' deficits after negotiations: report

The Federal Reserve reduced the size of capital deficits facing several banks before releasing the results of stress tests on the financial institutions, according to a story in the Wall Street Journal on Saturday.
May 09, 2009

Canada reports first flu death as U.S. cases climb

The new H1N1 flu killed its first patient in Canada, making it the third country after Mexico and the United States to report a death from the virus that has made more than 3,400 people in 28 countries ill.
May 09, 2009

Air Arabia Q1 profit up 32 pct at 103 mln dirhams

Dubai-listed Air Arabia AIRA.DU, the Middle East's largest low-cost carrier by market value, earned 103 million dirhams ($28 million) in the first quarter, up 32 percent from the year-earlier period.
May 09, 2009

Fiat CEO sees union snags but time for Opel deal

Despite major social problems, now is the moment to create a big European car maker by combining Italy's Fiat SpA with the European operations of General Motors, including its German brand Opel, Fiat's Chief Executive said on Saturday.
May 09, 2009

Two families to own 45-55 pct of new VW: report

The Porsche and Piech families will hold around 45-55 percent stake in an entity to be formed from a planned merger between Europe's biggest carmaker Volkswagen and Porsche, according to a German weekly magazine, citing sources.
May 09, 2009

Jazztel says can maintain pace of signups - paper

Spain's Jazztel can maintain the pace at which it is capturing new broadband customers after signing up 43,300 new contracts in the first quarter, its chairman told newspaper La Gaceta de Negocios in an interview published on Saturday.
May 09, 2009

State Bank of India Q4 net jumps 46 pct, beats f'cast

State Bank of India (SBI.BO), India's largest lender, reported a forecast-beating 45.6 percent rise in quarterly profit after gains from trading trebled and loan demand soared as borrowers scurried for funds in a slowing economy.
May 09, 2009

Microsoft says EU may boost Google dominance: report

Microsoft says EU regulators will hand Google more dominance of the Internet search business if they go ahead with planned regulations on Microsoft's Windows operating system, the Financial Times reported.
May 09, 2009

Virgin sees space tourism as just the beginning

Long-haul trips could be made in spaceships instead of planes in 20 years' time if Virgin's efforts to commercialize space travel succeed, the president of Virgin Galactic told Reuters in an interview.
May 09, 2009

U.S. infrastructure partnerships to shrink

Smaller, shorter and slower will be the key factors governing U.S. public-private partnerships going forward after recent proposed deals imploded due to political or financing troubles.
May 09, 2009

Desperation often sinks high-income job seekers

Job seekers looking for six-figure salaries during the recession are often so worried about their prospects that they ruin their chances with silly mistakes, according to a new survey.
May 09, 2009

AT&T to buy some Alltel assets for $2.35 billion

AT&T Inc said Friday it will buy the bulk of Alltel Wireless assets being divested by Verizon Communications Inc for $2.35 billion, and will sell some Centennial Communications Corp assets to Verizon Wireless for $240 million.
May 08, 2009

Hungry Oprah fans to receive KFC rain check in mail

This week many Oprah fans were left hungry as they headed for KFC wanting to redeem the coupons Oprah gave them for a free meal but came back empty handed as the restaurants were no longer honoring coupons.
May 08, 2009

Satellite Asset Management shutting down: report

Satellite Asset Management LP, a $2.8 billion hedge fund founded by former employees of billionaire George Soros, is closing down because of client withdrawals, Bloomberg said on its website late Friday.
May 08, 2009

U.S. banks rush to raise capital

Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo sold more than $15 billion of shares and bonds, as the two companies rushed to the head of the line of banks looking to raise funds following government stress tests.
May 08, 2009

Court reinstates Yahoo lawsuit over fake profiles

A U.S. appeals court on Friday reinstated a breach of contract claim against Yahoo Inc by an Oregon woman who said the company failed to remove nude photos and fake profiles posted by her estranged boyfriend after promising to do so.
May 08, 2009

IMF offers membership to Kosovo

The International Monetary Fund has offered membership to Kosovo, the fund announced on Friday, giving the small country that broke away from Serbia last year access to millions of dollars in IMF-backed loans.
May 08, 2009

Admin wants Fed to oversee systemic risk: sources

The Obama administration is expected to propose legislation by June calling for the U.S. Federal Reserve to play a central role in regulating systemic risk in the economy, trade association sources said on Friday.
May 08, 2009

Obama to propose Fed oversee systemic risk: sources

The Obama administration is expected to propose legislation to Congress by June calling for the U.S. Federal Reserve to regulate systemic risk in the economy, three trade association sources said on Friday.
May 08, 2009

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