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Film Effects Company DDMG Plans Abu Dhabi Studio
set up a company in 2008 to partially bankroll Hollywood films, and has wooed major media brands such as CNN, the Financial Times and Cartoon Network to set up operations in the emirate. Sky News Arabia, a new pan-Arab news channel, began
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Facebook Shares Plunge Below IPO Pricethe exchange is "humbly embarrassed" by the situation, saying Facebook's IPO "was not our finest hour." The Financial Times reported that investors may seek millions of dollars from the exchange to cover losses tied to the glitches.
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Film Effects Company DDMG Plans Abu Dhabi Studio
set up a company in 2008 to partially bankroll Hollywood films, and has wooed major media brands such as CNN, the Financial Times and Cartoon Network to set up operations in the emirate. Sky News Arabia, a new pan-Arab news channel, began
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Nasdaq's Facebook Trading Fiasco
delayed the start of trading in Facebook by a half hour, but there were technical problems throughout the day. The Financial Times says the exchange is "in talks with regulators over potentially millions of dollars of customer claims." Technical
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NATO Touts Afghan War's End as Fighting Goes On
them American — and thousands of Afghans. "I think it speaks to the level of commitment that even in these tough financial times these leaders are willing to make the political commitment to fund the Afghan security forces," Lute said. Afghanistan
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Report: HSBC Says Regulations May Prompt UK Exit
depending on the impact of yet to be announced new banking regulations, published reports say. The Times and the Financial Times reported Friday that the new British regulations, which are expected to include a rule requiring banks to ring
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Draghi: Greece Should Stay in Euro
Draghi's remark appeared to be aimed at least in part at dialing back those comments. Coene was quoted by the Financial Times as saying it was best if no country left the euro but added it was up to the Greeks and mentioned the possibility
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JPMorgan: What's a Derivative and Why Should You Care?
manage their risk. They created this market largely to benefit themselves. Gillian Tett, a managing editor for the Financial Times described the conference in a Frontline interview. She says, "They began to look for ways to enable financial institutions
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Two Florida Cities Fight Illegal Signage With Robocallingresources that could be better spent on other things," Bober said, "particularly when we have these difficult financial times and we need to stretch dollars as much as we can.'' Businesses that do call to stop the robocalling pay $75 for
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The Global Note: Mexico's Sea Change…Austerity Blues…Africa's Cry For Help…A Marathoner's Gift
takes up the law Wednesday. EURO CRISIS BACK? AUSTERITY BACKLASH Several dangerously-worded articles out today ( Financial Times , New York Times , Wall Street Journal) about the return of the gloom. Around Europe, many voters, politicians
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Over a Million Credit Cards Compromised - Morning Business Report
Go easy on Ben Bernanke! That's the plea from his predecessor Alan Greenspan. The former Fed Chairman tells the Financial Times : "'Anyone has the right to criticize Federal Reserve policy, but it is wholly inappropriate and destructive to
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Pushes Gulf Security and Aid for Syriaaddress the rise in oil prices, Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, wrote an op-ed in Thursday's Financial Times saying that there was no oil shortage and adding that there was also no rational reason why oil prices continue to
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CEO Pay Boost - Morning Business Memo
emergency reserves. Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister says his government will help bring prices down. Writing in the Financial Times , Ali Naimi said, "The bottom line is that Saudi Arabia would like to see a lower price. It would like to see a
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Futures Up After After Stocks Take U-Turnreact. But then we started to those losses and really what turned us around late in the day. Was a report in the Financial Times talking about. European leaders looking to shore up they capital base of the region's banks as we know that's
turned us around late in the day. Was a report in the Financial Times talking about. European leaders looking to shore up they capital base of the region's banks as we know that's been one of
