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U.S. Market News
- Retail and jobs data fail to lift Wall St
- Manufacturing strength triggers broad-based US rally
- US jobless data underscore weakness
- Apple raises stakes in TV battle
- Sony in streaming challenge to Apple
- GLG chief to become Man Group COO
- GM sales dip casts shadow over IPO
- US stocks flat as early gains erased
- Twist in the tale for digital reading
- US companies cut 10,000 jobs in August
European Market News
- Carmakers continue to rally in Europe
- Takeover talk raises Footsie's tone
- Banks, mining and energy groups lifted
- Trichet raises eurozone growth forecast
- Getco to hire head of NYSE Arca Europe
- Time right to buy European bank stocks
- Serco misses out on Footsie gains
- Infineon slides as investors book profits
- Inditex puts Zara products online
- Eircom in talks to restructure its debt
Asian Market News
- Asian markets maintain sunny mood
- Asian central banks
- Sony in streaming challenge to Apple
- G.H. Financials gets remote access to Japan
- Social networking comes of age
- Asian shares make best gains for six weeks
- Domestic sales rise for Asian carmakers
- Manila exchange glitches puzzle brokers
- Sony rises to digital-media challenge
- PotashCorp calls BHP's behaviour 'unethical'
Market Analysis
Emergining Markets
- Baidu pioneers searchable apps library
- Block on Thailand chemical plants is removed
- Bahrain faces unrest ahead of elections
- Romania finance minister dropped in reshuffle
- Shinhan Bank in complaint against parent's CEO
- Capgemini taps into Brazil IT market
- Foreign companies 'losing out' in China
- Striking unions reject S Africa pay offer
- RIM faces battle over content in Indonesia
- Data boost from economic giants
Capital Markets
- Emerging market dollar issues soar
- ADB plans triple currency bond
- Saudi Tadawul poised to exercise more global appeal
- Germany's strength weakens others
- The lessons to be learnt from Japanese bonds
- UK quarterly growth revised upwards
- Markets vainly seek safety in numbers
- Retail investors resist siren call of equities
- Reading between the lines of bonds and shares
- Professionals shown up by 'dumb money'
Sep 02, 2010 | Last Updated 12:51 pm