Tuesday 18th November, 04:51 PM JST TOKYO — Japanese stocks retreated Tuesday amid broad regional declines as investors grappled with more bad news about the global economy, including a massive round of layoffs in the financial...
Chi-X® Global Inc., a holding company for the regional Chi-X trading platforms, today announced the acquisition of substantially all the business and assets of Cicada Corp., a leading provider of low latency data management...
United States Patent and Trademark Office grants Silence Therapeutics' Core RNAi Patent London - Silence Therapeutics plc (AIM: SLN), the leading European biopharmaceutical company focused on RNA interference, today announced...
Reminder Of The Deadline: 11/24/08 For The Class Action Lawsuit On Behalf Of Certain Nomura Asset Acceptance Corp. Trust Investors Over Allegedy False And Misleasing Registration Statements And Prospectus Supplements +++ Go To...
Japan, the world's second-largest economy, has officially slipped into recession, hurt by weak export growth and steep cuts in corporate spending amid the worsening global slowdown. Japan's gross domestic product shrank at an...
General Motors' European unit won't share any financial aid it gets from the German government. General Motors might be burning through cash but it won't see a cent of the bailout money its European subsidiary might get. Adam...
When the entire world is trying to weather a financial storm, with nations taking emergency measures, the World Bank announcing additional assistance and companies cutting costs, firms from an Asian country view the crisis as...
Looking to the long term, Japan’s Sumitomo is planning to buy out Apex Silver’s 65 percent holding in the San Cristobal silver/lead/zinc mine in Bolivia. Author: Miho Yoshikawa Posted: Monday , 17 Nov 2008 Sumitomo Corp...
Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd, Japan's most profitable shipping line, may mothball some of its largest vessels for the first time in over two decades as charter rates have fallen 98 per cent over the last five months.
Published Date: 15 November 2008 THE administration of failed investment bank Lehman Brothers's European arm will be "ten times as large and more complicated" than the liquidation of Enron, administrators warned yesterday. The...