Archive for October, 2009

China survey suggests sustained industrial expansion

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s vast manufacturing sector expanded in October at the fastest rate in 18 months, a survey showed on Sunday, and economists said they expected the momentum to be sustained in the coming months.

S.Korea Oct exports underscore global recovery woe

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korean exports fell less than expected in the first month of the fourth quarter, but weak U.S. demand reinforced concerns a broad-based recovery in the global economy is not fully secured.

Delaware beats Swiss as most secretive financial center

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Move over Switzerland. The tiny U.S. state of Delaware beats the Alpine country in a contest for the most secretive financial jurisdiction, a tax justice rights group said on Saturday.

Galleon case portrays a world of corporate leaks

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Galleon insider trading case reveals a world where corporate secrets are thrown around with cavalier disregard for regulations on how public company information should be disclosed.

Unitech July-Sept net halves

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

REUTERS – Three months ended Sept 30. (versus the same period a year earlier, in billion rupees unless stated)

State Bank of India sees loan growth revival

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

MUMBAI (Reuters) – State Bank of India, the country’s top lender, expects loan growth and margins to revive as corporate confidence in Asia’s third largest economy boost credit demand.

U.S. investors alarmed about tax assets

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. investors are becoming increasingly alarmed about a new wave of writedowns that may be looming in an obscure corner of banks’ balance sheets.

Unilever Sept qtr net drops 21.6pct

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

MUMBAI (Reuters) – Hindustan Unilever, India’s largest consumer goods maker, on Saturday reported a 21.6 percent drop in net profit for the September quarter, below forecasts, due to mark-to-market forex losses and restructuring costs.

UK’s RBS gets deal to escape toxic asset scheme – FT

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s part-nationalised Royal Bank of Scotland has struck a last-minute deal that could allow it to escape a government-backed insurance scheme for bad debts, possibly within a year, the Financial Times said.

Hindustan Unilever July-Sept net down 22 pct

Posted on October 31 2009 by admin

NOTE: Hindustan Unilever Ltd is India’s consumer goods company.

Page 1 of 16412345»...Last »