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UBS chief executive Oswald Gruebel said Paine Webber, the bank’s U.S. wealth management unit, is “non-core” but the bank will not sell at present, […]
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Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling today begins an effort to crack down on bonus payments made by Britain’s biggest banks to end what […]
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It is the perfect metaphor for post-industrial transition: the shell of an auto-parts plant in Windsor will produce small-scale wind turbines as early as January […]
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc’s online unit is bullish on the prospects for Marketplace, a service it recently launched to offer shoppers a deeper selection of […]
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WASHINGTON — Monsanto and DuPont may be fierce competitors in the biotech trade, but they teamed up on Tuesday in a drive to dramatically […]
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Wells Fargo & Co said on Tuesday former Chief Executive Dick Kovacevich will retire as chairman on January 1 and current Chief Executive John […]
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Samsung Mobile Display, the world’s biggest maker of mobile phone screens, expects the usage of new-generation AM-OLED screens in mobile devices, including cell phones, […]
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— $744 million of revenue in fiscal 2008
— Sales in 156 countries
— Over 20 percent global market share
— Seed production in […]
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As many as 400 Nortel Networks employees in Canada stand to lose their jobs as part of the company's bankruptcy sale of its Enterprise […]
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