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Nikkei to sponsor Markit Asia PMI series
29 Jun 2015
EBay-PayPal to break up in July
27 Jun 2015
US online giant EBay's board has approved the planned spinoff of its PayPal payments unit, which would trade as an independent company from 20 July
Tesco shows recovery ahead of AGM today
26 Jun 2015
Fitbit stock soars 48% on market debut
19 Jun 2015
BHP spin-off South32 makes modest debut in ASX
19 May 2015
Buffett increases stake in IBM
18 May 2015
Sharp to axe 6,000 jobs on mounting losses: report
14 May 2015
Sharp plans a drastic capital reduction from ¥120 billion to ¥100 million or less to change itself into the tax category of small to medium-sized companies to ease its tax burden
Ad growth drives AOL Q1 sales beating forecast
09 May 2015
BT posts strong rise in profits
07 May 2015
Tesla beats expectations with Q1 revenue of $1 bn
07 May 2015
Once expected to flop, independant electric vehicle maker Tesla Motors has pulled off surprising first quarter results
Sony sees $2.70-bn operating profit this fiscal after $1.06-bn FY15 net loss
30 Apr 2015
After six years of net losses, Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony Corp said it expected operating profit to more than quadruple this fiscal year
Google Q1 net up 3.88% at $3.59 bn; revenue rises 12% to $17.26 bn
25 Apr 2015
Google said its consolidated revenue rose 12 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2015 to $17.258 billion, compared with $15.420 in the January-March 2014 quarter
GM posts lower first quarter revenues
24 Apr 2015
Tesco expected to announce record annual loss
20 Apr 2015
Apple expected to hit $1-trillion market cap in a year
20 Apr 2015
Apple will emerge the world's most valuable company with a market cap of $1 trillion in a year, says a US investment bank
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