Finmeccanica halts shipments to Boeing amid Dreamliner delays
By ANDREA ROTHMAN / Bloomberg News
Finmeccanica, the Italian company building carbon fiber pieces of Boeing's Dreamliner, sees no financial impact from the decision to suspend shipments until the U.S. plane maker sets a new production schedule.
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Free from subprime investments, Mediobanca profit climbs
By ANDREW FRYE / Bloomberg News
Mediobanca, the biggest publicly traded investment bank in Italy, said that fiscal first-quarter profit rose 6.4 percent after trading income more than doubled.
Wendy's blames choppy debt markets for sale delay
By JOSH FINEMAN / Bloomberg News
The U.S. hamburger chain, which has been seeking a buyer since April, said that it may give an update on the process soon.
Investor group to take U.S. utility private
By JIM POLSON AND EDWARD KLUMP / Bloomberg News
An investor group led by the largest Australian investment bank agreed to take private Puget Energy, owner of the biggest utility in Washington State, for $3.51 billion.
Icahn seeks auction of BEA Systems
By JONATHAN THAW / Bloomberg News
The billionaire investor sued BEA Systems, the software maker that spurned a $6.7 billion offer from Oracle.
Can emerging markets really take up the slack as the U.S. economy slows?
By MICHAEL R. SESIT / Bloomberg News
Declaring countries like Brazil, Russia, India and China the new citadels of the world economy is a stretch, and premature.
After drop, a potential bargain in bank stocks
Uranium wins more fans as an investment
Dollar weakens as expectations of a Fed rate cut grow
Wall Street bets on a U.S. rate cut
NYSE eliminates trading curbs set in 1987
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Shakers: Business personalities in the news
Shares of the Brazilian stock exchange operator soar in trading debut
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