Industry
Czech Republic's richest man bids for local unit of Telefonica SA
Petr Kellner is seeking to purchase the Czech republic's unit of Telefonica SA. Telefonica SA is hard pressed to extract a higher premium for its Czech unit.
South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service investigates Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs, as well as a number of hedge funds or investment firms, is subject of a review by Korean regulators for compliance with local laws.
JP Morgan and CFTC reach settlement accord
To address wrongdoing in the 'London Whale' scandal, JP Morgan enters into a settlement agreement with the CFTC.
Fitch may downgrade US rating due to political brinkmanship
Fitch is allowing itself until the first quarter of 2014 to determine if US credit rating needs to be downgraded.
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A snow storm in South Dakota killed thousands of cattle and caused tens of millions in losses. A sudden storm that came earlier than winter decimated thousands of cattle in South Dakota.
Stock markets in Europe fluctuated wildly amidst the uncertainty of the US finalizing budgets for its debt servicing and other governmental services.
Rights coverage and greater viewership are promised in the new deal between 21st Century Fox Inc and the German Bundesliga.
In a survey conducted over UAE small and medium enterprises, over 80% would hire more employees in the next six months.
By utilizing shale gas reserves in the country, Saudi Arabia can use the now popular energy resource for local purposes and use its oil for exclusively for export purposes.
If the US fails to pass legislation to increase the debt limit, then the global economic system would be tremendously affected.
ICAO supported certification requirements now in place for new airlines for Indian air carrier applicants.
Because of price caps and channel disruptions, the Indian drug market still is continuing its negative growth pattern.
US veterans had protested in Washington last Sunday in fear that their benefits might be affected if no agreement would be reached to end the partial shutdown of the government.
Angola would be imposing a 10% tax on oil firms operating in the country. Angola, the second largest oil producer in Africa, would levy a consumption tax on oil companies.




