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Goldman Sachs's Q4 net up record $4.95 billion
22 Jan 2010
For the full year, the bank had net profits of $13.39 billion, up from $2.32 billion in the previous year.
Chase reports $11.7 billion profit in 2009
16 Jan 2010
Monsanto reports 1 per cent net loss in November quarter; confirms 2010 earnings guidance
06 Jan 2010
Rusal to raise up to $2.6 billion in IPO
31 Dec 2009
Rusal, which holds an 11 per cent global market share in aluminium and a massive debt of $14.9 billion, plans to pay part of the debt from the IPO proceeds.
Buffet trims stake in Moody’s
23 Dec 2009
Dubai Financial Markets to buy rival Nasdaq Dubai for $121 million
22 Dec 2009
DFM will pay $102 million in cash and 40 million shares to Borse Dubai and Nasdaq OMX Group, the joint owners of Nasdaq Dubai.
India gains $800mn on IMF gold deal
27 Nov 2009
The RBI may have benefited by as much as $800 million on its investment of over $6.7 billion for the purchase of about 200 tons of gold from the IMF, thanks to record prices.
Hitachi to raise $4.6 billion: report
16 Nov 2009
Maxis raises $3.3 billion through Malaysia’s largest IPO
12 Nov 2009
Through its listing on the Malaysian stock exchange next week, Maxis will make a second entry, after it was de-listed two years ago when the company went private
Vodafone Plc trims outlook amid Indian price war
11 Nov 2009
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