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Air China and Shanghai Air say no plan for equity tie
(Reuters)
Reuters - Executives at Air China (601111.SS)
and Shanghai Airlines (600591.SS) said on Tuesday that the
companies had no intention of forming an equity tie-up, denying
speculation that has boosted their shares.
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PLS Financial Services and IPP Partner to Provide Fully Integrated Bill-Payment Solution at PLS Check Cashers
PLS Financial Services and IPP of America (IPP) have partnered to create PLS ePay, a fully integrated walk-in bill payment solution offered at the nationwide network of more than 100 PLS Check Cashers locations. PLS and IPP believe that the integration will deliver an improved customer experience and operating efficiencies. With PLS ePay, a customer will be able to pay bills with cash at any PLS Check Cashers location, and the IPP payment processing system will convert the cash to an electronic payment, providing immediate confirmation of bill payment. PLS ePay is expected to be available in April 2008. (PRWeb Mar 24, 2008)
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Satellite radio merger gets antitrust OK
(Reuters)
Reuters - Sirius Satellite Radio's
$4.59 billion purchase of rival XM Satellite Radio was
given antitrust clearance on Monday as the Justice Department
concluded consumers have many alternatives, including mobile
phones and personal audio players.
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Satellite radio merger gets antitrust OK
(Reuters)
Reuters - Sirius Satellite Radio's
$4.59 billion purchase of rival XM Satellite Radio was
given antitrust clearance on Monday as the Justice Department
concluded consumers have many alternatives, including mobile
phones and personal audio players.
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BOJ Nishimura: investors still risk averse
(Reuters)
Reuters - Bank of Japan (BOJ) Deputy Governor
Kiyohiko Nishimura said on Tuesday that investors' risk
aversion continues amid fears of losses at financial
institutions ensuing from the U.S. subprime loan woes and their
impact on the real economy.
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New Bizmanualz® Finance Policies and Procedures Manual Simplifies Sarbanes Oxley Compliance
Bizmanualz, Inc. today announced the release of a unique new finance, treasury, and accounting resource designed for business owners, controllers, treasurers and executives interested in utilizing internal controls to improve financial operations compliance. Now CFOs, controllers and finance managers can quickly create a finance and treasury management system of internal controls using easily editable policies, procedures, and forms. (PRWeb Mar 25, 2008)
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JPMorgan raises Bear Stearns bid, grabs stake
(Reuters)
Reuters - JPMorgan Chase & Co raised its
takeover offer for Bear Stearns Cos on Monday to about
five times its original bid and struck a deal to buy nearly 40
percent of the bank, all but locking up the controversial
acquisition.
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JPMorgan raises Bear Stearns bid, grabs stake
(Reuters)
Reuters - JPMorgan Chase & Co raised its
takeover offer for Bear Stearns Cos on Monday to about
five times its original bid and struck a deal to buy nearly 40
percent of the bank, all but locking up the controversial
acquisition.
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Innovation Index Group Announces Buy Recommendations for AAPL, AMX, AMZN, BBY, COST, CSCO, EBAY, GE, GOOG, HPQ, IBM, INTC, MCD, MMM, MRK, MSFT, NKE, PG, RIMM, T
Innovation Index Group, Inc. (IIG) systematically identifies, tracks and invests in the 20 most innovative publicly traded companies in North America -- collectively called The Innovation Index. IIG thoroughly analyzes the Top Innovators in North America, and only invests in those that show the highest potential for growth and minimize the risk to the principal.IIG makes the following BUY recommendations for the Top 20 Innovators of The Innovation Index with Target Price for Q4, 2008. (PRWeb Mar 24, 2008)
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Americas Watchdog Suggests Wall Street's Talk About An Economic Turn Around Is A Big Lie
Americas Watchdog and its National Mortgage Complaint Center are warning consumers, and investors to not to buy into Wall Street's hype and suggestions that "the stock markets are about to rebound". According to Americas, we are at just the starting point of a biblical-type financial disaster for the United States that has all the earmarks of the greatest single financial disaster since the Great Depression in the late 1920's or even worse. (PRWeb Mar 24, 2008)
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