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Daimler down on talk of Chrysler financing problems

DaimlerChrysler shares fell more than 2 percent on Wednesday on market talk of possible financing difficulties for the sale of U.S. carmaking arm Chrysler to Cerberus, traders said, but Daimler said it was not aware of any difficulties.
Jul 11, 2007

Subprime woes rattle stocks, credit and dollar

World stocks fell and the dollar hit a record low against the euro on Wednesday after signs of fresh woes in the U.S. high-risk mortgage sector rekindled concerns about the potential impact on the wider economy.
Jul 11, 2007

Dollar sinks in U.S. subprime, credit quicksand

The dollar weakened broadly on Wednesday, striking a record low versus the euro and a 26-year trough against sterling as growing fears surrounding the U.S. subprime mortgage and credit sectors gripped financial markets.
Jul 11, 2007

Congress eyes private equity, hedge fund titans

The new kings of Wall Street -- as the managers of booming private equity and hedge funds have been dubbed in the business press -- will come under unaccustomed scrutiny on Wednesday before the U.S. Congress.
Jul 11, 2007

Futures indicate firm market open

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher start on Wall Street on Wednesday, recovering from the previous session's fall, when housing weakness hit shares. U.S. stocks slid on Tuesday as the subprime mortgage crisis escalated, undermining banking shares, while Home Depot and other housing-related companies cut their outlooks.
Jul 11, 2007

Dow Jones considers alternate bids

Dow Jones & Co. , in talks for a takeover by News Corp., met with supermarket magnate Ron Burkle and Internet entrepreneur Brad Greenspan on Tuesday in an effort to find an alternative offer, a source familiar with the situation said.
Jul 11, 2007

Microsoft holds firm on Xbox 360 pricing

Microsoft Corp. said on Tuesday it will hold firm on pricing for its Xbox 360 game console, defying widespread expectations that it would respond to a price cut by rival Sony Corp. for the PlayStation 3.
Jul 11, 2007

Private equity ready to target miners: report

Private equity corporate raiders who have so far sidestepped the mining sector despite widespread consolidation, could soon reset their sights, global accounting and consulting firm Ernst & Young said on Wednesday.
Jul 11, 2007

Citigroup to boost Japan branches by 40 pct.

Citigroup plans to boost the number of its branch locations in Japan by 40 percent to about 200, including those of recently acquired brokerage Nikko Cordial Corp., as the financial firm looks to move beyond a niche role in the world's second-largest economy.
Jul 11, 2007

NEC under pressure to give up control of chip unit

A U.S. investment fund is putting pressure on NEC Corp. to give up control of its ailing chip making unit by offering $1.25 billion for a 25 percent stake, the latest foreign shareholder to apply heat on what they see as
Jul 11, 2007

China shares end higher, led by banks, real estate

China's main stock index ended up 0.33 percent on Wednesday, buoyed by strong real estate and bank stocks, but investors remained worried that imminent initial public offerings may swamp the market with fresh supplies of shares.
Jul 11, 2007

Budget deficit forecast to fall, but cautiously

The Bush administration is expected to slash its 2007 budget deficit estimate when it updates its forecast on Wednesday, but uncertainty over slowing corporate receipts may lead the White House to express a more cautious view than some in the financial markets.
Jul 11, 2007

Stocks drop on housing weakness worries

Stocks slid on Tuesday as the subprime mortgage crisis escalated, undermining banking shares, while Home Depot Inc. and other housing-related companies lowered their outlooks.
Jul 10, 2007

TiVo, Amazon to sell movies straight to TV sets

TiVo Inc. on Tuesday said many of its customers can now order pay-per-view movies and television shows from Amazon.com's download service directly from their TV, without a personal computer.
Jul 10, 2007

Bernanke: estimates mute price swings

Swings in volatile energy and food prices will have minimal impact on inflation as long as expectations of future price gains are held steady, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday.
Jul 10, 2007

Michael Dell says long way to go for turnaround

Dell Inc. has made progress in its turnaround efforts but still has 'a long way to go' to spur personal computer sales and regain lost market share, Chief Executive Michael Dell said on Tuesday.
Jul 10, 2007

Oil nears another 11-month high above $76

Oil neared another 11-month high on Tuesday, extending nine days of gains that have lifted crude by $6 to within striking distance of its record above $78.
Jul 10, 2007

Ford to boost Russia output, launch Mondeo

Ford Motor Co. said on Tuesday it would boost output in Russia to 125,000 cars per year by 2009 from 72,000 as it seeks to satisfy booming demand in Europe's fastest growing major car market.
Jul 10, 2007

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