Archive for July, 2008
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Most Asian stock markets rose on Thursday after a move by central banks to boost liquidity in financial markets offset a $4 rebound in oil prices, while a surprisingly strong U.S. jobs indicator kept the dollar well bid.
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The board that sets accounting rules for U.S. corporations yesterday postponed by a year a plan that could require banks and other financial services companies to raise mountains of new capital to protect themselves against financial exposures not currently reflected on their balance sheets.
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A computer attack on the authorized version of the game deals a blow to Hasbro.
Hasbro Inc. to Scrabulous: N-I-X-E-D, for a minimum of 13 points.
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NEW YORK — Just for a minute let’s set aside all the bad things plaguing the financial world. Even in these gloomy times, there’s some good news worth checking out.
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* US GDP grows a lower-than-expected 1.9 pct in Q2 * Weakly jobless claims jump, suggesting weak labor market
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You might have the weekend off, but that isnt any reason to stop promoting your business. A small business owner is going to eventually come to realize that if you really want to get your sales going youre going to have to embrace your marketing a lot more than most companies.
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A majority of the Federal Communications Commission has concluded that cable operator Comcast unlawfully disrupted the transfer of certain digital video files, affirming the government’s right to regulate how Internet companies manage Web traffic.
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Blog: Twitter was first on the scene again when an estimated 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck near Los Angeles today.
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Websites will court fans of such activities as surfing, skateboarding, motocross and snowboarding — sports that don’t get carried on mainstream television.
ESPN, looking beyond the middle-aged male sports fan, will unveil a new digital strategy Wednesday aimed at the Dogtown crowd.
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