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RIM launches software aimed at smaller firms

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd is rolling out a professional software package aimed at small and medium businesses with up to 30 wireless users, the company said on Monday.
Nov 05, 2007

Hackers spark new protests vs video game Manhunt 2

Family groups renewed calls on Friday to clamp down on video game Manhunt 2 after hackers accessed scenes of bloody killings that were scaled back to let the game go on sale in the United States.
Nov 05, 2007

Gold off 28-year high

Gold drifted lower on Monday tracking weaker oil but held above $800 an ounce, with an ailing dollar and positive fundamentals seen helping the metal to touch a record high set in early 1980.
Nov 05, 2007

Yen rises on risk aversion and dollar on mend vs euro

The yen rose across the board on Monday as global stock markets fell on worries of more credit-related troubles at U.S. banks, causing investors to reduce their exposure to risky assets and unwind carry trades.
Nov 05, 2007

Oil falls sharply as Citi woes revive credit concerns

Oil fell more than $2 on Monday after a warning by top bank Citigroup of more write-downs related to risky U.S. mortgages heightened concern over the economic health of the world's biggest fuel consumer.
Nov 05, 2007

EADS warns A400M charge up to 1.4 billion euros

Airbus parent EADS warned on Monday of a bigger-than-expected charge of up to 1.4 billion euros ($2.03 billion) from delay of its A400M military plane, forcing it to shelve its 2007 operating profit forecast.
Nov 05, 2007

Ryanair Q2 profit up 26 pct but oil worries weigh

Ryanair on Monday posted a 26 percent rise in second-quarter net profit broadly in line with analysts' expectations and raised full-year guidance as it pointed to brighter prospects for the winter.
Nov 05, 2007

AstraZeneca's Crestor fails in heart failure study

Heart-failure patients given AstraZeneca Plc's Crestor and standard drugs are just as likely to have heart attacks and strokes or die of cardiovascular problems as those on standard therapy alone, researchers said on Monday.
Nov 05, 2007

PepsiCo reorganizes into 3 units

PepsiCo announced a restructuring on Monday that will split the food and beverage company into three units -- one for food in the United States, one for U.S. drinks and one for food and drinks abroad.
Nov 05, 2007

Gross: subprime mortgage market a $1 trillion problem

The Federal Reserve will have to cut its federal funds target rate to prevent a dramatic fall in housing prices in the wake of the subprime mortgage meltdown, the manager of the world's biggest bond fund said on Monday.
Nov 05, 2007

Microsoft's Ballmer defends Facebook stake

Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Monday his firm's acquisition of a 1.6 percent stake in socializing Web site Facebook for $240 million was an important investment, not a mistake.
Nov 05, 2007

U.S., Britain pressure Musharraf

The United States and Britain heaped pressure on Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf on Monday, urging him to hold elections on time, as police detained hundreds of lawyers angry at his imposition of emergency rule.
Nov 05, 2007

Citigroup may face $11 billion writeoff

Charles Prince resigned on Sunday as chairman and chief executive of Citigroup Inc, as the bank said it may write off $11 billion of subprime mortgage losses, on top of a $6.5 billion write-down last quarter. Robert Rubin, the former U.S. Treasury Secretary who had chaired Citigroup's executive committee, was named chairman, while Sir Win Bischoff, who runs Citigroup's European operations, was named acting chief executive.
Nov 05, 2007

HKEx's lofty price justified by closer ties with China

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing , the world's most highly valued exchange with a staggering $36 billion capitalization, is still an attractive investment, given its strategic value will rise as its ties with mainland China inevitably deepen.
Nov 05, 2007

Oil falls over $1 on credit worries

Oil prices fell over a dollar on Monday, dragged down by fears of an escalating fallout in top energy consumer the United States from the subprime crisis and by easing tensions in the Middle East.
Nov 05, 2007

ChemChina offers $2.75 billion for Australia's Nufarm

China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) and U.S. private equity firms offered up to A$3 billion ($2.75 billion) on Monday for Australia's Nufarm Ltd, a deal that would create the world's largest generic farm chemicals firm.
Nov 05, 2007

Ex-Samsung exec accuses group of massive bribery

A former Samsung Group legal executive went on live television on Monday to accuse South Korea's biggest conglomerate of operating huge slush funds to bribe prosecutors and officials.
Nov 05, 2007

Qatar fund drops $22 billion bid for UK's Sainsbury

A Qatari fund has dropped plans for a 10.6 billion-pound ($22.1 billion) bid for British retailer J Sainsbury, blaming worsening credit markets and the cost of winning support from the firm's pension trustees.
Nov 05, 2007

PetroChina shares more than double in Shanghai debut

Shares in PetroChina more than doubled in their market debut on Monday after it raised $9 billion in the world's biggest IPO this year, surging past analysts' expectations as crude prices neared $100.
Nov 05, 2007

Risk aversion hits dollar

The dollar fell to one-week lows versus the yen on Monday, weighed down by fears of major losses at financial firms from credit market turmoil, while the Japanese currency benefited from hawkish policymaker comments.
Nov 05, 2007

Wall Street futures down as Citi reignites credit concerns

Futures on benchmark U.S. stock market indexes fell before Wall Street's opening on Monday, with the focus on Citigroup after news of CEO Charles Prince's resignation. The largest U.S. bank said it may write off $11 billion of subprime mortgage losses on top of a $6.5 billion write-down last quarter.
Nov 05, 2007

World shares fall on Credit market turmoil

World stocks fell and safe-haven bonds surged on Monday after fears of major losses in Citigroup rekindled concerns about the health of financial firms hit by the credit market turmoil.
Nov 05, 2007

American Gangster squashes bees at box office

Oscar winners Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe overcame a swarm of bees to take top spot at the weekend North American movie box office with American Gangster, a true-life crime saga that set a number of records.
Nov 04, 2007

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