Archive for February 5th, 2009

The U.S. automaker is in preliminary talks to sell its Volvo Car unit to China’s Geely Automobile, a report says.
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The semiconductor company plans to close a factory in Shanghai in a reorganization of its China operations that will shift work to plants in other cities.
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The consumer-products company saw fourth-quarter profits rise but said it won’t provide an outlook for 2009 or reaffirm targets for 2010.
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The U.S. automaker is seeking funds from Thailand’s government and banks to keep its auto business running in the Southeast Asian nation.
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The consumer-products company saw fourth-quarter profits rise 58%, but said it won’t provide an outlook for 2009 or reaffirm targets for 2010.
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Germany’s biggest bank reported a record fourth-quarter loss as sales and trading revenue slumped.
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The consumer-products company has hired Goldman Sachs to identify potential buyers for its pharmaceuticals brands or find other ways to exit the business, according to a report.
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After spending January scouring the energy sector for bullish and bearish stock picks, this week’s Tool Box filter offers up a smorgasbord of potential trading ideas from a range of sectors…( Read More )
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