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Airline's stock offering helps boost its share price 12%. Play
In an effort to increase production, BP will buy a number of Devon?s energy assets around the world for $7 billion. Play
Property prices grow at a 10% annual rate. Consumer and producer prices increase as well. Play
The Portuguese issues bonds and sells stakes in state-owned companies to reduce budget deficit. Play
Exports and imports both soar more than 45% from February of last year. Play
President of Vantage Trading Tim Jennings says the increase in oil prices can be attributed rise in equities and the decline in the dollar. Play
Prime Minister George Papandreou warns of new problems unless speculators are reined in. Play
Deal, worth $15.5 billion, is second in a week involving an AIG international unit. Play
China gives the strongest hint yet that it is open to changing its undeniable policy of pegging the yuan to the dollar. Play
Nikkei gains 2% to a six-week high after a record increase in exports. Play
Director of the SEC's division of Risk, Strategy, and Financial Innovation Henry Hu maps out how credit default swaps work. Play
Wen Jiabao forecasts 8% gain in GDP this year, but will cut government spending and slow bank lending. Play
A 10-year bond issue, boosting taxes and cutting back on civil workers' pay are all part of the plan to reduce Greece's debt. Play
Jobless rate rises in February to 19%, the highest unemployment rate in Europe. Play
Japan's lower house approves a more than $1 trillion plan, hoping to stimulate the economy. Play
U.K. bank's net profit up 2% from prior year, but less than analysts' forecast. Play
Toyota posts a 48% rise in February sales despite its rash of recent recalls. Play
Consumer prices fell for the 11th straight month, but industrial production improves. Play
Shares of RBS rose after the government-owned bank posted a narrower loss than expected. Play
European Union regulators say they've received complaints about the search firm's ad practices and the way it handles search rankings. Play
South Korea's biggest automaker is suspending U.S. sales of the 2011 Sonata for defects with the door lock. Play
The German airline, which was forced to cancel hundreds of flights, hopes to have all its planes back in the air by Friday. Play
The CEO of Royal Bank of Scotland may refuse his $2.5 million bonus for 2009. Play
The automaker said it saved $100 million by negotiating a limited equipment recall. Play
And the Swiss food company forecasts higher growth in 2010. Play
U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates on emergency loans to banks, sending Asian markets into the red. Play
U.S. investment bank reportedly managed $15 billion in bond sales for Greece and helped the country hide its debt. Play
Bank of Japan will hold its key interest rate steady at just above 0%. Play
Jobless claims rose by 23,000, the largest increase since July, despite expectations of a decline. Play
Japan buys $11 billion in bonds, overtaking China, which dumped $34 billion. Play
Reports say JP Morgan Chase is close to buying the Royal Bank of Scotland's share in Sempra for $1.7 billion. Play
The company is launching a $1.4 billion offer for shares of JCOM, hoping to raise its total stake to 40%. Play
Traders in the pits at the NYSE see uncertainty in Europe and the U.S. as the driver of volatility in 2010. Play
The People's Bank of China raised reserve requirements for banks by 0.5% to slow down China's booming economy. Play
Stocks rise on the announcement, but details on a possible rescue have not been released. Play
Germany and the EU are meeting, but no concrete bailout plan has been announced. Play
A Congressional hearing about Toyota's recalls has been postponed as safety complaints continue to build. Play
GM's European unit will reportedly cut more than 8,000 jobs and invest $15 billion through 2014. Play
The Japanese automaker is recalling more than 400,000 2010 hybrid vehicles. Play
European finance ministers strive to calm investor nerves regarding the global recovery Play
The Japanese automaker is expected to launch either a formal recall or a voluntary repair program for Prius owners. Play
Worries about European debt and U.S. unemployment push markets lower. Play
Bank of England votes against adding to asset-buying program, holds key rate at 0.5%. Play
Automaker earns $1.7 billion in fiscal third quarter despite $2 billion in recall costs. Play
Honda posted its biggest profit in six quarters during the last three months of 2009. Play
Shares of British oil giant BP fell 4% after the company?s fourth quarter profit missed forecasts. Play
The Australian central bank surprised analysts by leaving interest rates unchanged at 3.75%. Play
A third-quarter loss of $15 million is better than expected and allows the discount carrier to raise its full-year forecast. Play
The Japanese automaker will reinforce the pedal assembly in 2.3 million recalled vehicles. Play
B Corporations, a new type of corporate structure, use the power of business to solve social and environmental problems as well as make money. Play
Second-hand vintage time pieces are significantly less expensive than new ones and retain their value over time. Play
American's are spending more of their savings in 2010 but readers of 'The Buzz' are not concerned. Play
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