MacNN - Nine executives from the Taiwanese company Inventec Appliances have been indicted over insider stock trading relating to iPod orders, according to reports. The Banciao District Prosecutors Office has accused the executives, along with a lower-level
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Big Blue’s Global Hold
E-Commerce Times - No wonder IBM’s stock, trading at about $112, has risen by 50 percent over the past year — even after pulling back some in the market’s summer swoon. For IBM, aggressive globalization works. In fact, over the next few years, its approach could emerge
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Nasdaq to sell stake in London Stock Exchange
MSNBC - Nasdaq has not ruled out participating in a bid by seven investment banks, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citigroup Inc., to build a rival European stock-trading platform called Project Turquoise. Nasdaq and OMX could use their
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Stockhouse Canada - U.S. stocks could be on the mend this morning, as futures are pointed higher and trading above fair value heading into the open. Pre-market activity would suggest a higher open on the start of trading today, following yesterday’s late-session heavy
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Stocks Head Toward Lower Opening
NPR News - In premarket trading, Dow Jones industrials futures expiring in September fell 32, or 0.24 percent, to 13,320, while Standard & Poor’s 500 index futures fell 3.00, or 0.20 percent, to 1,466.80. Nasdaq 100 index futures fell 5.50, or 0.28 percent, to
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Los Angeles Daily News - NEW YORK - A man who posed as a lawyer and investment adviser has been convicted of stealing nearly $6 million from his clients. Mohammed Rafikian of Queens, also known as Mo Kian, owed millions after losing money day-trading, and he took over the