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Ex-Tyco CEO Kozlowski appeals conviction

Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz, former top executives at Tyco International Ltd. who were convicted in June 2005 of stealing more than $150 million from the company, asked a state court to reverse their convictions.

Harrah's options trade before offer is questioned

Unusual options activity pegged to the shares of Harrah's Entertainment Inc. ahead of the announcement of a buyout offer for the gambling operator is raising eyebrows among some market options players.

PartyGaming dismisses report on loan problems

PartyGaming Plc dismissed a newspaper report on Wednesday that it must negotiate a new loan facility with its banks within 30 days of President Bush approving a bill to crack down on Internet gambling.

Software giants shut as strike hits Indian tech hub

Operations of global software companies, financial institutions and government offices in India's main technology hub shut on Wednesday after activists called a strike over a border dispute with a neighboring state.

BP 3Q Trade Update

BP today announced its trading update for the third quarter ending 30th September 2006.

Dow record new closing high

Dow Jones industrial average created a new closing high Tuesday for the first time in nearly seven years, mainly driven by its components shares ......

Warrants deal booming in Hong Kong

The bargain amount of warrants in past nine months this year has reached to HK$1,191.3 billion, surging 94.7% than that in same period last year......

PCCW to privatize SUNDAY for HK$1.9

SUNDAY Communications Limited, an innovative developer and provider of wireless communications and data services in Hong Kong, issued an announcement that its largest shareholder PCCW ......

SGX challenges HKex with PPCI

Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX), Asia-Pacific's first demutualised and integrated securities and derivatives exchange, will introduce the first China shares index

Kia Motors Sales Decrease Overall, Up 2 Pct. in US

Kia Motors Corp. said on Tuesday that its overseas retail sales of passenger cars and light trucks in September represented a 6.5 percent year-on-year decrease. In the United States, Kia sales rose 2 percent to 23,877 vehicles.

American Airlines September Traffic Down

American Airlines, a unit of AMR Corp., said on Tuesday that its September traffic fell 1.4 percent from 10.74 billion revenue passengers miles last September, to 10.6 billion revenue passengers miles. Each revenue mile is one paying passenger flown one mile.

As Oil Bubble Pops, Inflation Hedges Fizzle

The recent spectacular drop in oil prices has taken inflation expectations down with it, along with the returns on inflation hedges including TIPS, or Treasury inflation-protected securities

Sony Showcases Blu-ray Recorders

Sony Corp. introduced two single-layer Blu-ray Disc recorders with a single-layer, 25-Gbyte capacity at the Ceatec 2006 electronics show in Japan.

Electronic Wafer Shipments Grow 18% in 2006

A recent survey conducted by semiconductor industry association SEMI found that silicon wafer production is expected to rise 18 percent in 2006, indicating strong growth for the semiconductor industry as a whole.

Hard Disk Manufacturers Cut Prices for Market Share

Shareholders approved the acquisition of hard disk manufacturer Maxtor to rival Seagate in May, giving a Seagate a 5 percent growth in market share. The sudden surge, however, has triggered a price war as rivals vie to cease lost market share.

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