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Stocks buck losing trend
Dhaka stocks bounced back yesterday on speculation that the regulator was going to reset margin loans criteria.
Stocks rise after inventories fall
Stocks are continuing their slow trek higher after the government's report of a drop in companies' inventories during January.
TSX up after two-day slide
The S&P/TSX composite index was up about 20 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 11,935. Financials and energy led the gains, while losses in materials held things back.
Stocks rise afterinventories fall but sales gain
Stocks are continuing their slow trek higher after the government's report of a drop in companies' inventories during January.
S&P gains as financials' outlook improves
The S&P 500 rose on Wednesday as investors snapped up shares of bailed-out financial companies on hopes the sector may be poised for a recovery as the U.S. economy improves, while a drop in oil producer Chevron's stock pushed the Dow slightly lower.
Topcon Announces Umino as Director of Sales Support
Topcon Positioning Systems announced that Kai Umino is the new director of TPS sales support.
Standard Life annual profits jump to $109 million from just $3 million
"In Canada, Standard Life has delivered a strong performance in 2009, despite the uncertain market conditions," president Joseph Iannicelli said in a release Wednesday.
Capital Trust enters microfinance business
Capital Trust Ltd, a listed non-banking finance company, today announced its entry into the microfinance business in the country.
Semirara to guarantee Calaca plant sale
BY EUAN PAULO C. ANONUEVO Reporter Coal producer Semirara Mining Corp. said it will guarantee the loan that would bankroll its subsidiary's acquisition of the Calaca coal-fired power plant.
Peso, stocks rise ahead of BSP meet
BY LAILANY P. GOMEZ Reporter and MARICEL E. BURGONIO Senior Reporter The peso and Philippines share prices firmed up a day before the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas meets to decide on monetary policy.
Markets up on positive data from China
Prospects for the Toronto Stock Exchange breaking its two-day losing streak looked good by midday Wednesday as some international developments helped lure investors back to the buying line.
Investors hard to please this week
The Toronto Stock Exchange saw its second straight day of losses Tuesday as commodity prices fell slightly and better-than-expected earnings from Bank of Nova Scotia weren't enough to spark investor interest.
Stocks Gain On Inventory Reports
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03/10/10 - Equity One Offers 4.2M Shares of Common Stock
Equity One, Inc., an owner, developer, and operator of shopping centers, announced today that it will issue and sell 4.2 million shares of its common stock in a public offering.
Airport reveals protest 'contingency plan'
Thailand's main airport, which was besieged by protesters in 2008, said on Wednesday it had made contingency plans for protests this weekend, as ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra rallied supporters by text message.
Quebecor harvests sweet profit
"Despite the economic crisis, which has hit the media industry hard, Quebecor's diversified business model proved to be a robust driver of growth.
Insurance Exec: Obama Plan Will Raise Rates
WellPoint Inc.'s plan to raise rates for some California customers by 39 percent, a rallying point for Democrats seeking a health overhaul, is a preview of the prices Americans will face if the proposal succeeds, the insurer's chief financial officer said.
UPDATE 2-Vail Resorts Q2 profit lags; says skier visits up
Mountain resort operator Vail Resorts Inc said visits to its ski resorts were improving, after a slow start to the season that will cause the company to miss the top end of its previously issued profit forecast.
UPDATE 2-Fortune Brands selling Cobra golf line to Puma
Diversified consumer products company Fortune Brands Inc said it was selling its Cobra brand of golf equipment to German sportswear maker Puma AG to focus on its existing golf brands but said the deal would lower its 2010 earnings slightly.
Major Zale investor has dumped most shares
Franklin Resources Inc, one of Zale Corp's largest shareholders, has shed most of its stake in the troubled jewelry chain since the end of 2009, according to a regulatory filing.