An Uptick for Swatch on Tiffany Deal
Thursday, December 6th, 2007The world’s leading watchmaker is no longer mass-market. Its alliance with the No. 1 name in jewelry ensures its place in the luxury lineup
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The world’s leading watchmaker is no longer mass-market. Its alliance with the No. 1 name in jewelry ensures its place in the luxury lineup
Original post by AnthonyK
The emirate’s investment arm grabs a chunk of the financial giant, as U.S. woes offer tempting buys for cash-rich, Gulf state funds
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Banks should benefit from these new rules because the cost of trading stocks will fall. But exchanges will see more competition and price pressures
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Sudden news of declining profits sent investors running for cover. Is it a sign of things to come for the telecom industry?
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Economist Leonid Hurwicz helped identify the fatal flaw in centrally planned economies, but the theory isn’t easy on capitalism, either
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Dubai’s deal to buy into Swedish exchange OMX and NASDAQ furthers its ambitions to be the money center of the Middle East
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Standard & Poor’s likes the generic drugmaker’s strong pipeline and global presence, and rates the shares a strong buy
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The dollar may have plunged to a record low against the euro, but the weakness may present some attractive possibilities for U.S. investors
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In the runup to the eagerly awaited FOMC meeting on Sept. 18, we take a look at rate conditions and central banks around the globe
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Liquidity moves are only short-term fixes. Policymakers and investors need more information—and fast—before the credit crisis can be solved
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