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Headlines for ChannelNewsAsia, dated: 2010-10-31
Australia, Singapore PMs discuss stock markets merger
SYDNEY : Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard urged critics of the planned merger between Singapore and Australia's stock exchanges not to seek to "disturb" current foreign investment laws.
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Airlines relish rebound after two lean years
PARIS : Commercial airlines in the United States, Europe and Asia are seeing a rebound in their financial fortunes, announcing profit spurts after two very lean years.
Fed set to apply new stimulus, question is how
WASHINGTON – Having tipped its hand, the Federal Reserve is likely to announce this week it will resume large-scale asset purchases to boost an economic recovery too weak to bring down high unemployment.
Hong Kong brokers' long lunch in the firing line
HONG KONG – Hong Kong's stockbrokers may soon have to wave farewell to three-course lunches at Michelin-starred restaurants and instead settle for a cold sandwich at their desks.
Japan Inc grapples with strong yen
TOKYO – Surging quarterly profits for Japan's top companies belie the threat posed by a strong yen, as the unit's rise prompts firms to shift production out of the country to stay competitive, say analysts.
Japan firms profit from emerging economy demand
TOKYO – Major Japanese companies boosted their profits in the July-September quarter, led by auto and consumer electronics makers exploiting growing demand in emerging market economies, a report said Sunday.
Film giant MGM secures bankruptcy rescue deal
NEW YORK : James Bond seems set to live another day after debt-ridden film giant MGM secured a deal to end months of financial deadlock, which put the latest 007 movie on ice along with the studio's fate.
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