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Panasonic Corp., the world’s largest maker of plasma televisions, aims to win half of Japan’s market for 3-D televisions next fiscal year, an executive said.
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Sri Lanka will hold general elections in April as President Mahinda Rajapaksa dismissed parliament a day after the arrest of Sarath Fonseka, the defeated opposition candidate in January’s presidential ballot.
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JCY International Bhd., a hard-disk drive component supplier for Western Digital Corp., is selling shares at 1.60 ringgit apiece to institutional investors in Malaysia’s second-largest initial public offering in six years, according to three people with knowledge of the listing before a public announcement.
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Ukraine’s prospects of a smooth power transfer that could help free up its bailout loan are fading as backers of Yulia Timoshenko, the loser in the Feb. 7 presidential election, said they were gathering evidence of electoral fraud and called for street protests.
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Telenor ASA said its expects “low single digit” growth in organic sales for 2010 and an Ebitda margin before other income and expenses of 27 to 28 percent.
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Tieto Oyj, the biggest Nordic provider of computer services, reported fourth-quarter net income of 25.9 million euros. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had expected net income of 24.5 million euros.
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Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama named his party’s former chief policy maker Yukio Edano as government revitalization minister amid pressure to arrest a decline in the ruling party’s popularity and spur the economy.
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Asian stocks and emerging-market currencies rallied as Germany signaled it may help support Greece’s finances and economic reports showed recovering demand in Asia.
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German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble will brief lawmakers today on steps he may take to support the Greek government as it braces for a wave of strikes protesting deficit-reduction plans.
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China established its most senior commission on food safety, headed by Vice Premier Li Keqiang, after authorities were forced to recall more than 170 tons of milk powder tainted by the chemical melamine.
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Thai Airways International Pcl has postponed the introduction of five Airbus SAS A330-300s because of delays at Koito Industries Ltd., the Japanese seatmaker that this week said it had falsified safety-test data.
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National Australia Bank Ltd. and France’s Axa SA expect to reach an agreement this month on a plan to buy and split up Axa Asia Pacific Holdings Ltd., two people familiar with the matter said.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the investment bank liquidating in bankruptcy, expects to sell a dozen more of its Asian investments and loans in the next three months after recovering more than 100 percent on 11 positions.
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The dollar rose against the euro before the release of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s testimony on the central bank’s strategy for ending its policy of low interest rates.
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Billionaire investor George Soros said he is confident Greece will “do whatever is necessary” to remain a member of the Euro.
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visionshopsters | 02/05/2010
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chenzhenty | 12/18/2009
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