Japan Hot Stocks-Parco, NanoCarrier
TOKYO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - The benchmark Nikkei average rose 1.4 percent and the broader Topix gained 1.1 percent percent on Monday. The following stock was on the move: **PARCO SINKS ON MORI TRUST OPPOSITION TO CB ISSUE** Shares of Parco Co dropped 3.2
Japan Hot Stocks-Nanocarrier
TOKYO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - The benchmark Nikkei average <.N225> rose 1.3 percent and the broader Topix <.TOPX> gained 1.0 percent percent on Monday.
IAG reaffirms earnings guidance
AAP Insurance Australia Group Ltd expects claims from the New Zealand earthquake to be "entirely covered" by reinsurance arrangements and reaffirmed earnings guidance for the current year. The insurer added, in a statement on Monday, that it was too
Macquarie shares dive on profit warning
Update Macquarie Group shares have plunged by the most in 16 months after Australia's top investment bank said its first-half profit is likely to fall by a quarter, underscoring how weak markets were roiling its key businesses. Macquarie shares fell by
BIS: Debt Securities Issuance Fell 23% In 2Q
LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Turbulence in the European sovereign bond market led to a sharp drop in international debt securities issuance in the second quarter of 2010, figures from the Bank for International Settlements showed late Sunday. Gross issuance fell
NZOG to buyback shares to boost price
Home › Money › News › Business Read More: Contributor: NZPA Monday, 6 September 2010 - 12:56pm Wellington, Sept 6 NZPA - New Zealand Oil & Gas (NZOG) intends to buy back 8.5 million of its ordinary shares to boost its share price, which it says is
Cox & Kings to post better show in Q3& Q4
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Macquarie shares slide on profit warning
Macquarie Group says its first-half profits will be down significantly on last year because of the tough global market conditions. The investment bank says its first-half net profit will drop by about 25 per cent. The news has shocked investors after the
Hot stocks which are under the institutional investors' radar
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Biotech IPO to target key ailments as Australia ages
Junior biotechnology company Broadvector has locked its gaze on two areas of the health system which are tipped to boom along with the greying of Australia's population - prostate cancer and hip replacements.The company will kick off a $8.5 million float
NZ Oil & Gas to buy back shares
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Commentary: Strike the IPO market with hot pure plays in bioplastics and lithium
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Singapore Hot Stocks-SingTel rises on report of possible C&W bid
SINGAPORE, Sept 6 - Shares of Singapore Telecommunications STEL.SI, Southeast Asia's largest telcom firm, rose 0.65 percent in early trade after a British newspaper report that the firm was considering a bid for Cable & Wireless Worldwide CWP.L. Some 1.6
Macquarie shares slide on profit warning (ABC)
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DMA Releases Quarterly Business Review (QBR) for Q2 2010
The (DMA) today released its Quarterly Business Review (QBR) for the second quarter of 2010. � DMA partnered with Winterberry Group, a leading strategic management consulting firm that helps advertising and marketing companies build shareholder value,
NZOG buyback to bolster shares
New Zealand Oil & Gas is to buy back up to 2.2 percent of its issued capital, or 8.5 million ordinary shares, to bolster a share price directors say is "significantly below fair value." NZOG rose 0.8 percent on the news in trading on the NZX this
Grim dividends in store for the future of Australian stockbroking
Australia's listed - and unlisted - stockbroking sector is looking grimmer by the day as investors dry up, corporate activity flatlines, professional indemnity insurance premiums rise and ever increasing capital requirements take their toll. Most listed
BP restarts sale of Alaskan assets: report (Reuters)
Reuters - BP has revived the sale of its Alaskan assets after failing to offload them to U.S. oil and gas company Apache in July, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
NZOG to buy-back up to 8.5 million shares
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Taxpayers may face initial loss on GM IPO: sources
The U.S. government is likely to take a loss on General Motors Co in the first offering of the automaker's stock, six people familiar with preparations for the landmark IPO said.