Monday, 10 March 2014

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  • Singapore shares retreat after four days of gains

    18:03 | 10/3/14
    Reuters UK
    MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 1.31 percent, as China's weak exports in February added fears of a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy. more»

  • Elite security posse fostered founders of WhatsApp, Napster

    18:03 | 10/3/14
    The Star Online
    Now that infrastructure has been built out and cloud-computing resources can be rented cheaply from the likes of Amazon.com Inc, much more is taken for granted. "Young kids have less interest in security these days," said Ejovi Nuwere, an orphan from ... more»

  • Markets Live: Meltdown for metals

    18:03 | 10/3/14
    Sydney Morning Herald
    LNG Ltd's progress on its Magnolia project comes as pressure builds on the US government to accelerate the pace of approving gas exports, especially in the wake of the crisis in Crimea which could threaten Russian exports to Europe. more»

  • MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares fall; Fletcher and Air NZ drop

    17:56 | 10/3/14
    Scoop
    MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares fall; Fletcher and Air NZ drop, Warehouse, MRP go ex-div  more»

  • NZ shares fall; Fletcher and Air NZ drop

    17:52 | 10/3/14
    New Zealand Herald
    Wynyard Group rose 0.7 percent $2.88. The advanced crime analytics software company announced a three-year deal with stock market operator NZX for its investigative case management solution. more»

  • CA-BUSINESS Summary

    17:52 | 10/3/14
    MSN Money
    TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks slid on Monday and the dollar stepped back from its recent highs as disappointing Chinese trade data and uncertainty over the crisis in Ukraine kept risk appetite in check. more»

  • There must be equity

    17:41 | 10/3/14
    Trinidad News
    He said for the last five years, a corporate entity Republic Bank Ltd, has stepped in and sponsored the event. “They (Republic Bank) saw ... It is made up of a chorus and four verses and accompanied by an Ullara and a Kabit. Maharaj's first public ... more»

  • The Insiders or the Outsiders?

    17:30 | 10/3/14
    Workforce Management
    “Internal is better in every case unless you have a really deficient internal candidate,” said John Thompson, vice chairman of the global CEO and board practice, at executive-search firm Heidrick & Struggles, whose clients have included Amazon.com Inc ... more»

  • Wool Equities to de-list from NZAX, trading suspended

    17:28 | 10/3/14
    Scoop
    March 10 (BusinessDesk) - Wool Equities, which processes wool for its grower shareholders, will de-list from the small-cap New Zealand Alternative Market, and has suspended share trading.  more»

  • New Zealand Dollar Largely Sideways, Focus on RBNZ Meeting

    17:18 | 10/3/14
    Wall Street Journal
    WELLINGTON, New Zealand--The New Zealand dollar was slightly higher against the Australian dollar and a tad weaker against the U.S. more»

  • ANZ Barometer sees golden age for Maori businesses

    17:17 | 10/3/14
    Scoop
    New Zealand’s most in-depth business survey has shown a wave of optimism among Maori businesses as they look to assertively grow the Maori economy.  more»

  • NZ dollar pares loss after upbeat US jobs report

    17:08 | 10/3/14
    Scoop
    NZ dollar pares loss after upbeat US jobs report fuels bets on Fed action, weak Chinese trade numbers  more»

  • Funding drought curbs Australia's "food bowl to Asia" ambitions

    17:07 | 10/3/14
    Reuters UK
    It will account for nearly half of the global increase in food demand by 2050, according to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural, Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES), with the real value of food consumption in China to double between 2009 and ... more»

  • Developers Slump as Yuan Drop Closing Fund Window: China Credit

    17:07 | 10/3/14
    Bloomberg
    Real-estate companies accounted for six of the 10 worst performers in Asia's high-yield dollar debt market in the past month, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch index. more»

  • Hackers claim bankrupt Mt. Gox still has customers' bitcoins

    17:07 | 10/3/14
    The Verge
    Tokyo-based Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox lost $400 million worth of bitcoins in February. Its management said the amount was stolen after hackers exploited a transaction bug to divert the funds, but some of Mt. more»
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