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EADS Plans To Cut Up To 6,000 Jobs And Sell Its Paris HQ: Paper

European aerospace company EADS (EAD.PA) plans to cut between 5,000 and 6,000 jobs and sell its Parisian headquarters as part of a restructuring program it will detail later on Monday, Le Figaro newspaper reported. Two industry sources told Reuters last...

Fearing The Fed, Aching For The ECB

Investors are sorely missing clarity on the world economy as the year draws to a close, and neither European finance ministers nor a new U.S. central bank president are likely to provide it. Inconclusive data in the United States has...

Asian Shares Advance On China Trade, Falling Yen

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Most Asian share markets marched higher on Monday, energized by a potent cocktail of upbeat Chinese trade data, a weaker yen and a firm finish on Wall Street. Both the dollar and the euro extended their gains on the yen,...

Nike And Adidas Square Off For Brazil World Cup In Ongoing Brand Battle

When soccer teams battle for the World Cup in Brazil next year, another fight for global supremacy will be played out on the pitches - between Adidas and Nike. In the next round of their tussle to be the world's...

China To Probe Use Of Foreign Currency In Trade Finance

Chinese regulators will clamp down on banks' and companies' use of foreign currency for trade finance by ensuring that trade deals are authentic and by monitoring for unusual cross-border cash flows, state media reported. The report did not specify the...

WTO Overcomes Last Minute Hitch To Reach Its First Global Trade Deal

DIRECTOR-GENERAL ROBERTO AZEVEDO GESTURES AS HE IS CONGRATULATED BY DELEGATES AFTER THE CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE NINTH WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE IN NUSA DUA, ON THE INDONESIAN RESORT ISLAND OF BALI The World Trade Organization reached its first...

Libya Lost $7 Billion To Oil Strikes, Must Find New Buyers

Libya has lost more than $7 billion and faces new competition from Algeria and Nigeria in oil markets due to strikes at oilfields and ports drying up exports, Oil Minister Abdelbari al-Arusi said on Saturday. A mix of militias, tribesmen...

Stock Futures Advance Ahead Of Payrolls Data

U.S. stock index futures advanced on Friday, putting the S&P 500 on track to halt a five-session losing streak, ahead of a key monthly payrolls report that may influence expectations for when the Federal Reserve will begin to wind...

LA Sues Citi, Wells Fargo Over Discriminatory Mortgage Lending

The city of Los Angeles has filed a lawsuit against Citigroup (C.N) and Wells Fargo (WFC.N), seeking damages for a loss in tax revenue due to discriminatory mortgage lending to the city's minority communities, a court filing showed. In complaints...

Analysis: Deep Discounts Sound Warning For U.S. Retail Profits

Consumers have feasted on discounts this holiday season, but it means thinner profit margins for retailers from Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT.N) to Neiman Marcus, and car makers, a red flag for investors who have ridden a sector rally all...