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Reuters has reported that Johnson & Johnson plans to slash up to 7% of its workforce in order to generate cost savings needed to finance increasingly costly drug research and to endure future challenges, the diversified healthcare company said last...
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From late June 2009 me2everyone is going to be a cool new website where you can meet friends, chat, shop, play, watch videos, create an art gallery, open a virtual newspaper, play the free inworld lottery and make money from your own online store! You...
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Just one week after the guns of the East went silent, the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) extended its run yesterday by breaking its own record of generating over one billion rupees’ turnover for five consecutive market days. The earlier record...
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There could be more big gains to come, as some of these shares are still dirt cheap...It is now 11% off its low point of 2009, which came just 2 weeks ago. The big question remains -- have we seen the market low, or is it still ahead? The consensus appears...
We won't know for sure for several more months until Sprint releases its official first-quarter results. Company executives have promised progress, but that wasn't enough for one Wall Street analyst this week. As Fierce Wireless reports, Jennifer Fritzsche,...
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Aust share market up in early trade Posted March 16, 2009 10:37:00 Updated March 16, 2009 10:38:00 Australian shares are marginally higher this morning, after Wall Street's gains on Friday...The big four banks were all higher, with the Commonwealth up...
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Asian shares were mixed Friday with Tokyo shrugging off further gloomy Japanese economic data while the weak performance of Wall Street and fears over the global economy weighed on other regional markets. Japan's Nikkei-225 ended 1.48 percent higher despite...
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US stocks opened higher on Thursday as investors bet Wall Street might hold off from hitting fresh bear-market lows as a search for beaten-down shares provided support. The likely bounce from three-month lows faces a drag from fresh government data showing...
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Wall Street followed global markets lower at the opening Monday amid more weak US economic news and heightened fears about the banking sector's ability to weather the financial crisis. In the first exchanges, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 92.95...
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The Devens, Mass.-based company said in a news release that it expects to post a loss for its third quarter ended Dec...It previously said it expected a loss slightly wider than its loss for the second quarter of $4.1 million, or 10 cents per share. The...
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