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US launches accounting fraud probe on US-listed Chinese firms
30 Sep 2011
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has launched criminal investigations into accounting irregularities of Chinese firms listed on US stock exchanges, sending Chinese internet stocks tumbling.
LCH.Clearnet board backs LSE takeover offer
28 Sep 2011
Alibaba to offer shares of HiChina group
26 Sep 2011
Fed warning pushes Asian stocks down
22 Sep 2011
Asian markets recovering after plunge
29 Aug 2011
Asian stocks rose for the third day today after US Federal Reserve chairman Ben S Bernanke said economic recovery will accelerate and the central bank has more means to prop up the country’s growth if appropriate
Manchester United looks East for $1-bn IPO
23 Aug 2011
Rajat Gupta, SEC to end litigation for now
05 Aug 2011
LinkedIn posts 120 per cent rise in revenue
05 Aug 2011
Chevron reports 43 per cent jump in Q2 profits
30 Jul 2011
Baidu posts 95 per cent increase in Q2 profit
26 Jul 2011
Twitter set to raise $800 million in private equity
25 Jul 2011
A new round of funding from investors is set to value the microblogging site at a whopping $8 billion.
Apple beats Wall Street expectations with blockbuster iPhone sales
20 Jul 2011
Apple has posted a net income of $7.31 billion, up from $3.25 billion on revenues of $28.57 billion in the June quarter on the back of blockbuster iPhone sales
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