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Li Ka-shing Companies Bid $9.1 Billion for EDF's U.K. Unit
A group led by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing ’s Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd. has offered to buy Electricite de France SA’s U.K. power networks unit for 5.8 billion pounds ($9.1 billion).
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Nomura Said to Hire 40 Students as Global Bankers at Triple Pay
Nomura Holdings Inc. , Japan’s biggest securities firm, offered jobs to 40 students at triple the normal starting salary under a new plan to strengthen its international business, two people involved in the hiring said.
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Top Hedge Funds That Dodged Crash, Rode Market Back Turn Gloomy
Shawn Bergerson , founder of Waterstone Capital Management LP, made money when most hedge funds didn’t: in 2007 and 2008, as the housing-market collapse turned into a global financial rout, and in the recovery that has followed.
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Volatility Trade Buffett Embraced Backfires for Wall Street Hedge Experts
A bullish stock market trade embraced by the smartest money is backfiring. And that has investors wondering if what Warren Buffett and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. know about derivatives is obsolete.
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Stocks Drop, Led By Technology Shares; Euro, Commodities Rise
U.S. stocks fell, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index lower for a third day, as earnings and forecasts disappointed investors at technology and consumer companies. A gauge of commodities rose to a 12-week high on speculation the economic recovery will boost demand.
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Japan Growth to Slow as Unemployment Rises, Production Drops
Japan’s unemployment unexpectedly rose for a fourth straight month and industrial production fell the most in more than a year, signaling the economic expansion is poised to slow.
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Charles River Scraps Biggest Foreign Takeover of China Company
Charles River Laboratories International Inc. withdrew a $1.6 billion bid for WuXi PharmaTech (Cayman) Inc. , citing investor opposition to what would have been the largest foreign takeover of a China company.
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Fallen Soldiers' Families Denied Cash as Insurers Profit
The package arrived at Cindy Lohman’s home in Great Mills, Maryland, just two weeks after she learned that her son, Ryan, a 24-year-old Army sergeant, had been killed by a bomb in Afghanistan. It was a thick, 9-inch-by- 12-inch envelope from Prudential Financial Inc ., which handles life insurance for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Maoists in India Blow Up Pipelines, Putting $78 Billion at Risk
At the heart of the Bailadila Hills in central India lie 1.1 billion tons of raw ore so pure and plentiful that half a century after miners first hacked at it with pickaxes, it remains the richest, and one of the largest, iron deposits on the planet.
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Asian Stocks Decline on Japanese Economic Data, Macquarie Profit Outlook
Asian stocks fell, dragging down the MSCI Asia Pacific Index for the first time in six days, as higher-than-estimated unemployment in Japan and a poorer Macquarie Group Ltd. earnings outlook overshadowed increased profit targets at Sony Corp. and Panasonic Corp.
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