Posts Tagged ‘Update1’
M&T Rallies on Takeover Speculation, Options Surge (Update1)
M&T Rallies on Takeover Speculation, Options Surge (Update1)
M&T Bank Corp. rose the most in more than a year, and trading of options on the shares surged to a record, on renewed speculation Banco Santander SA of Spain will buy the Buffalo, New York-based lender.
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AgriBank May Raise Up to $15 Billion in H.K. IPO (Update1)
AgriBank May Raise Up to $15 Billion in H.K. IPO (Update1)
Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. may raise as much as $15 billion in the Hong Kong part of what could be the world’s largest initial public offering, according to an e-mail sent to investors.
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China Automobile Production May Grow by 15% This Year (Update1)
China Automobile Production May Grow by 15% This Year (Update1)
China’s automobile output this year may grow by as much as 15 percent, expanding from a record, said an official at the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Profit Rises to NT$33.7 Billion (Update1)
Taiwan Semiconductor Profit Rises to NT$33.7 Billion (Update1)
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s largest contract maker of memory chips, said first-quarter profit surged after revenue beat the company’s forecast on rising demand for components used in computers and mobile phones.
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Taiwan Semi May Buy Gear From Chipmakers, BNP Says (Update1)
Taiwan Semi May Buy Gear From Chipmakers, BNP Says (Update1)
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is in talks to buy equipment from European and Japanese chipmakers in a move that may lead to more orders from those clients, BNP Paribas SA wrote in a note today.
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Fujitsu Falls on Revised Reason for Nozoe Resignation (Update1)
Fujitsu Falls on Revised Reason for Nozoe Resignation (Update1)
Fujitsu Ltd. shares fell after the company said it asked former President Kuniaki Nozoe to resign for his links to a firm with an “unfavorable reputation,” revising an earlier statement he quit for health reasons.
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Your Taxes Support For-Profits as They Buy Colleges (Update1)
Your Taxes Support For-Profits as They Buy Colleges (Update1)
March 4 (Bloomberg) — ITT Educational Services Inc. paid $20.8 million for debt-ridden Daniel Webster College in June. In return, the company obtained an academic credential that may generate a taxpayer-funded bonanza worth as much as $1 billion.
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