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Archive for: November, 2010

Embattled euro drops below US$1.30

NEW YORK: The euro fell below 1.30 dollars on Tuesday for the first time in more than two months as investors continued to fret over Europe’s growing debt problems. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Malaysia’s Petronas announces slight drop in profits

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s state energy firm Petronas said on Tuesday its net profit dipped slightly year-on-year for the second quarter, weighed down by higher taxes. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Disasters cause world losses of US$222b in 2010

ZURICH : Man-made and natural disasters generated worldwide economic losses of 222 billion dollars in 2010, more than three times last year’s figure, the world’s biggest reinsurer Swiss Re estimated on Tuesday. Channel NewsAsia Business News

US dollar rises against euro despite Ireland bailout

NEW YORK: The US dollar rose against the euro and key currencies on Monday as Ireland’s massive bailout plan fuelled fears that other European countries would also require aid. Channel NewsAsia Business News

AXA says deal reached with AMP on Axa Asia Pacific

PARIS : French insurer AXA said on Monday it had reached an agreement with Australian group AMP on control of Axa’s Asian unit Axa Asia Pacific Holdings (Axa APH). Channel NewsAsia Business News

EU, IMF strongly support Irish bailout plan

WASHINGTON: European Union Commissioner Olli Rehn and International Monetary Fund Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said on Sunday they “strongly support” an international bailout plan for Ireland’s troubled economy. Channel NewsAsia Business News

France, Germany reach deal on future EU bail-outs

PARIS: France and Germany on Sunday reached a deal that would make the private sector shoulder some of the burden of future EU bail-outs only on a case-by-case basis, a report said. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Markets see both debt and EU in need of restructuring

PARIS : An eventual restructuring of some eurozone debt and big changes in the how the European Union and eurozone functions are now seen as probable and even inevitable, analysts say. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Qantas flight grounded due to wiring problem

SYDNEY – Qantas grounded a Boeing 747 overnight because of a wiring malfunction, the Australian airline said Sunday, the latest incident to hit the carrier since a mid-air engine blast earlier this month. Channel NewsAsia Business News

Glitch leaves Aussies cashless

SYDNEY: A freak computer glitch at Australia’s biggest bank froze cash machines and left millions of people struggling to access their money. Channel NewsAsia Business News

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