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Deutsche Telekom posts €6.9-bn loss
08 Nov 2012
Profit climbs 72 per cent at Berkshire Hathaway
03 Nov 2012
LinkedIn Q3 results exceed expectations
02 Nov 2012
Exxon Mobil posts Q3 profit of $9.57 billion
02 Nov 2012
Exxon reported higher refining margins despite a decline in production of oil and natural gas, which was the lowest in three years, as output slid everywhere except in Africa and Australia
Ford Motor posts record US profit
31 Oct 2012
Investors cheer as BP raises dividend
31 Oct 2012
Samsung Q3 net profit hits record $7.4 billion
26 Oct 2012
UBS behind spike in ASX blue chips last week
23 Oct 2012
Amadeus acquisition to get Lonestar ASX listing
23 Oct 2012
Rajat Gupta gets Gates, Anan backing for light sentence
13 Oct 2012
Microsoft founder Bill Gates and former United Nations secretary-general Kofi Annan were among 200 important people asking for a light sentence for Rajat Gupta, accused of insider trading
Russian mobile major MegaFon plans London IPO
10 Oct 2012
Facebook investor lawsuits consolidated under Manhattan judge
05 Oct 2012
Facebook scored over Nasdaq as a seven-judge panel ruled that investor lawsuits over the social media firm’s initial public offer would be heard by a New York federal judge
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