Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Reuters

  • More Fed monetary easing likely on Thursday: Reuters poll

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Odds are mounting that the Federal Reserve could take action as soon as Thursday to energize a U.S. economy that is struggling to gain momentum in the face of a lackluster labor market and uncertain fiscal policy, according to a ...

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  • Euro gains after German ruling; focus shifts to Fed

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks rose and the euro climbed to a four-month peak against the dollar on Wednesday after Germany's Constitutional Court approved the euro zone's new rescue fund, easing concerns about the region's debt crisis and leaving ...

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  • Reuters Forest Forum-Metsa Board: business healthy despite euro crisis

    HELSINKI, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Finnish paperboard maker Metsa Board is delivering healthy product volumes this quarter and expects stronger growth ahead as its shift from paper to more profitable consumer packaging helps it weather Europe's debt crisis, ...

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  • US ambassador to Libya killed in Benghazi attack |

    BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - The U.S. ambassador to Libya and three embassy staff were killed in an attack on the Benghazi consulate and a safe house refuge, stormed by Islamist gunmen blaming America for a film they said insulted the Prophet ...

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  • Brent up on German court nod, but EIA data trims gain

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Brent futures edged up and U.S. oil slipped on Wednesday in choppy trading as a rebound in U.S. crude inventories pulled prices back after they received a lift from German court ruling affirming the legality of the euro zone ...

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  • Apple takes wraps off 4G-ready iPhone 5

    SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc took the wraps off its fastest, thinnest iPhone on Wednesday, packing a much larger screen and 4G capability on the fifth version of the smartphone that helped it become the world's most valuable corporation.

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  • BAE and EADS in merger talks to create aerospace giant

    LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's BAE Systems (BAES.L) and Airbus-owner EADS (EAD.PA) are in advanced merger talks to create a combined group worth $48 billion, overtaking Boeing (BA.

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  • Retailer Discount Tire Selects Thomson Reuters to Consolidate Its Sales and ...

    New York, September 12, 2012 -Thomson Reuters announced today that Discount Tire (http://www.discounttire.com), America's largest tire and wheel retailer, has selected ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Determination to consolidate its sales and use tax ...

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  • Film on Muslim Prophet sparks protests

    CAIRO (Reuters) - Clips of a film that stirred a deadly attack on a U.S. mission in Libya show an amateurish production portraying the Prophet Mohammad as a womanizer, a homosexual and a child abuser.

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  • Russian mammoth remains give glimmer of hope for cloning

    MOSCOW (Reuters) - Scientists who found well preserved woolly mammoth remains in a remote part of Russia hope they might contain the necessary material to clone the long extinct beast.

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  • US McDonald's to put calorie counts in lights

    (Reuters) - A Big Mac and large fries? They'll cost you 1,050 calories, and beginning next week, McDonald's will tell its customers that in bright lights on its fast-food menus.

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  • Dustin Hoffman, Letterman among 2012 Kennedy Center honorees

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Academy Award-winning actor Dustin Hoffman, talk show host David Letterman and rock bank Led Zeppelin are among the seven artists named Kennedy Center Honorees this year, the center said on Wednesday.

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  • West shocked by US envoy death, Muslims condemn film

    (Reuters) - Western countries denounced on Wednesday the killing of the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other embassy staff by armed attackers, while many Muslim states focused their condemnation on the anti-Islamic film that provoked the violence.

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  • Two days into job, Somali president survives attacks

    MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Islamist suicide bombers attacked the hotel where Somalia's president was giving a news conference on Wednesday, killing eight people and sending reporters diving for cover.

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  • Swiss fume at US "hypocrisy" over whistleblower's payout

    Birkenfeld's bumper payout follows jail time. * U.S. guilty of double standards -Swiss MP. By Martin de Sa'Pinto and Andrew Thompson.

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  • Deutsche Bank crash diet focuses on costs, assets

    To sell 40 buildings, downsize 100,000 cost centres. * Some backroom ops to be outsourced to cheaper locations. * To cut 11 layers of management to 8. * Pay no longer mainly linked to job title.

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  • Greece revs up privatisation drive to sway troika

    ATHENS, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Greece outlined a plan to sell one of its most profitable state-controlled companies, gambling monopoly OPAP, reviving a stalled privatisation drive to appease international lenders.

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  • Peregrine Financial trustee's $123 mln payout moves forward

    CHICAGO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Former customers of Peregrine Financial Group moved a step closer Wednesday to getting some of their money back from the failed futures brokerage after a bankruptcy court judge allowed the trustee to begin laying the ...

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  • Chesapeake Energy gets breathing room with $6.9 billion asset sales

    (Reuters) - Chesapeake Energy Corp's $6.9 billion deal to sell gas fields and pipelines will help stabilize the troubled company for the rest of the year and give it time to figure out how it will fund 2013 operations.

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  • Alps murder probe may take years, says prosecutor

    PARIS (Reuters) - Investigations into a quadruple murder in the French Alps seven days ago are focusing on one of the victim's Iraqi connections, his work as an engineer and a mooted family feud, but solving the case may take years, a French prosecutor ...

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