A Reuters/Ipsos polled showed Americans still harbored grudges against Wall Street five years after the fall of Lehman Brothers.
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India's rule on new airlines may be modified soon
The influx of major global airlines moved the Indian government to review its existing requirements for airlines to be allowed to fly international routes.
Germany may disappoint European policymakers- analysis
European policymakers were in for disappointment no matter what the outcome of the election would be, a Reuters analysis showed.
Poverty elimination, increasing incomes are part of World Bank goals
The elimination of poverty and improving incomes of the world's poorest were two of the goals of World Bank, its draft strategy paper showed.
Gerhard Cromme to quit Axel Springer board- magazine
A business magazine reported that Gerhard Cromme would leave the board of Axel Springer to concentrate on his role at Siemens.
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Chinese authorities warned potential problems the Chinese banks could face if they don't beef up their capital requirements but Factbox figures from Reuters revealed a different scenario.
The Philippine government presented opportunities for investments in the country to Chinese investors at the CAEXPO.
Crescent Real Estate Holdings sold the properties it had bought in 2009 to ride the real estate market recovery.
Long lines at Apple stores around the world signal record-breaking opening weekend sales for new iPhone handsets.
Sotheby's said it would auction Moet & Chandon Champagne back to 1914 vintage in November. The back to the 1914 vintage Moet & Chandon Champagne would be auctioned at Sotheby's on November 13.
The US government inked a USD 4 billion missile defense contract with Lockheed Martin. Pentagon announced that it had finalized a deal with weapons contractor Lockheed Martin to provide more missile defense equipment to the US and the UAE.
A Reuters report revealed that new independent power supplies in Japan were giving large monopolies a run for their money.
Hedge funds that gambled on Lehman Brothers expected huge payouts as administrators finished recovering assets.
A Reuters analysis revealed that Beijing was looking to private capital to strengthen the balance sheets of Chinese banks.
