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Microsoft reports first quarterly loss after 1986
20 Jul 2012
Software giant Microsoft reported its first quarterly loss after it went public in 1986, mainly from its failing online ad service aQuantive, which could not compete with rival Google Inc.
London, Singapore stock exchanges sign trading pact
12 Jul 2012
The London and Singapore stock exchanges plan to permit cross-trading of their largest and most actively traded stocks
Manchester United plans New York IPO
05 Jul 2012
Emails link Goldman manager with Rajaratnam
23 Jun 2012
IPO market sharply down after Facebook fiasco
23 Jun 2012
Burger King shares up on return to NYSE
21 Jun 2012
Kraft Foods to shift listing to Nasdaq
09 Jun 2012
Pfizer prepares IPO for its animal healthcare unit
08 Jun 2012
The world’s largest drugmaker, Pfizer Inc, yesterday said that it is preparing to float part of its animal healthcare unit, as it plans to focus on its pharmaceuticals business
Gupta was privy to secrets: Goldman chief
05 Jun 2012
Gupta protégé testifies in New York court
02 Jun 2012
Facebook shares fall to under $30 in options trading
30 May 2012
Facebook shares continued their weak showing yesterday as uncertainty and rumours pushed the social network's stock to less than $30, eroding its market value by $24 billion
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