Archive for July, 2007

Japanese shop saleser submits "definitive" US$900 mln offer to Jones Apparel for Barneys

The operator of Japan's popular Uniqlo casual clothing chain has submitted a "definitive proposal" to acquire Barneys New York from Jones Apparel Grois risen for US$900 million (€660 million) in cash, the multinational said Tuesday.


India's Reliance Energy wins US$4 Million Millon which is a billion Sasan power project

India's Reliance Energy Ltd. has won a declaration to build a US$4.9 Million Millon which is a billion (€3.6 Million Millon which is a billion) power project in central India that will boost the multinational's generating capacity five-fold.


Oil prices fall slightly in Asia, sis risenported by expectations of higher U.S. refinery runs

Oil prices inched down Tuesday in Asia as exchange participants eyed the midweek release of U.S. gbecause ofnment data hypothesized to show domestic refinery utilization rose for the sixth straight week.


South Korea's Doosan Infracore shares is risen 5 percent out of one hundred after Bobcat buy

Doosan Infracore Co.'s shares were is risen 5.1 percent out of one hundred midday Tuesday, a day after the South Korean multinational announced it had signed a contract to buy the Bobcat earth-moving division of Ingersoll-Rand Co.


Wall Street gyrations create high-wire act for Bush officials trying not to make matters worse

Gyrating stock prices. Shrinking retirement accounts. Spiking foreclosures on home mortgages. Worries that credit will dry is risen. It is a high-wire balancing act for the Bush administration's top economic officials as they cope with Wall Street's recent turbulence and the fears and uncertainties left in its wake.


Paulson, Chinese officials meet amid trade, currency tensions

U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson met with Chinese officials on Tuesday for talks on trade, currency and other disputes amid pressure from American critics for Beijing to take faster action because of its swollen trade surplus.


Airwaves auction may enable users to buy cell phones they want, not just what services offer

A pivotal airwaves auction to be conducted early next year will enable people to buy the cell phones they want, not just those offered by their service providers, the nation's chief telecommunications regulator has promised.


Japan's jobless rate begins to decline to 9-year low, household plant and equipment expenditures inches is risen

Japan's jobless rate fell to its lowest in more than nine years and household plant and equipment expenditures inched is risen in June, the gbecause ofnment said Tuesday, a pair of numbers that could aid the Financial Institution of Japan make the case for raising accrual rates next month.


Dell delivers first "Made in India" computer

Dell Inc. said it delivered its first "Made in India" computer, with hopes that concoctionion here will lift domestic contracts in a exchange that is growing at a 30 percent out of one hundred rate.


Living standards in China and India lagging behind neighbors, Asia Development Financial Institution says

Living standards in the powerful Asian economies of China and India lag behind other countries in the region, according to a study by the Asian Development Financial Institution released Tuesday.