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US multinationals seek refuge in business-friendly Ireland
Ireland's low corporate income tax attracts US multinationals but the country's Department of Finance claim the policy aims to bolster local economy.
Xinhua issues finance minister’s corrected statement
The Chinese news agency issued the corrected statement after analysts made speculations about the published report.
ACCC looks into reports of collusion over what would be Sydney’s only casino
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission makes a probe about a newspaper report involving Crown Ltd.
Down but not out: Praktiker discloses path to financial recovery
German DIY retail Praktiker may have filed for insolvency this week but plans to rehabilitate the company is brewing.
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The United States and China confirmed they are negotiating again over a proposed investment treaty. After several snags, both Washington and Beijing announced that they are going to start where they left off on the proposed investment treaty.
China planned to promote technology and boost the progress in energy-saving industries to unleash the economy's potential.
Wolfgang Schaeuble initiated exploratory talks with the chairman of UBS about its stake in Commerzbank.
Vivus wanted to reach a settlement with the biggest investors for board control. Today, Vivus Inc. told investors and experts in a conference that it considered discussing a possible settlement with stockholder First Manhattan Co.
Debates once again arise about how to strengthen banks without suppressing lending and estranging investors.
Salesforce.com acquired ExactTarget. Salesforce. com announced Friday its acquisition of ExactTarget. ExactTarget was a cloud marketing platform used by Coca-Cola, Nike, Gap, and more than 6,000 other companies.
Glencore Xstrata tries it hand in cotton exchange shares amounting to US $150 million. Glencore Xstrata Plc, a Switzerland-based multinational commodity trading and mining corporation, would be shelling out US $150 million for its bid to at least half of U.
The power reforms implemented by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy would cost utilities approximately Eur2.7 billion.
Jason Konior pleaded guilty of stealing US$2.9 million from investors as part of the 2011-2012 Ponzi scheme.
Plus500 planned to go public via an IPO to enhance its market presence. Plus500 decided to go public to enhance its market presence. The retail Forex broker planned to do so through offering an initial public offering.