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  • State Street Slap Underscores Risk
    The $1.4 million fine imposed on State Street Global Markets by the NASD stands as a stark reminder to firms that they need to monitor the use of technology.
    December 02, 2005
  • Toys 'R Us Trades Thinly
    Toys 'R Us' $1.3 billion term loan traded lightly when it broke in the secondary market at 100 1/4 last week, according to traders.
    December 02, 2005
  • Brazil taps market while Argentina reels from Lavagna shock
    Markets take stock of Latin fallout
    GlobalCapital, December 02, 2005
  • Asia
    Local Chinese banks quote record rate
    Stronger currency is not contravening exchange rate rules
    Intellinews - Asia Today, December 01, 2005
  • Asia
    Asia's best deals of 2005 - Regional winners
    Great deals break new ground, add value to a corporation, country or stock exchange, and show inspiration on behalf of both the issuer and their financial advisors. Asiamoney presents the region's best deals from the past 12 months.
    December 01, 2005
  • Asia
    CHINA - The bank China wants us to forget
    China's weakest state lender, Agricultural Bank, is the financial link to its sprawling agricultural sector, the area farthest removed from the country's rapid economic progress. It's an unenviable position for a loan-heavy behemoth determined to restructure, writes Elliot Wilson.
    December 01, 2005
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    Asia's top executives of 2005
    Running a company takes drive and vision, and a lot more besides. Yet there's always a handful of leaders who manage to raise the bar and deliver above and beyond, Asiamoney profiles and speaks to those executives the region's investment community believes are Asia's best company executives of 2005.
    December 01, 2005
  • Asia
    Asia's Best Managed Companies 2005
    Business strategy, dividend payouts and clear lines of communication are all deciding factors as Asiamoney talks to fund managers and investors to decide which are the region's best managed companies. Andrew Crooke reports.
    December 01, 2005
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    AUSTRALIA - Cultural shift
    Things are being shaken up at Australian telecoms giant Telstra—driven by new CEO Sol Trujillo and his handpicked team, many of whom hail from the United States. With more than 50% of the company still in state hands, the new team is causing a stir in its bid to unlock value, writes Giles Parkinson.
    December 01, 2005
  • Asia
    FINAL WORD - Use it or lose it
    Two Australian miners unearth a fortune in a lapsed Rio Tinto lease.
    December 01, 2005
  • Asia
    Google Schmoogle
    Telstra CEO Sol Trujillo used a strategic review to lay down a challenge to Google, the world's most successful search engine. Indeed, Trujillo expects Telstra's directories business Sensis, which has developed its own search engine, to be the major source of growth for the company as its fixed-line business contracts and growth slows in the mobile-phone sector. Sensis' chief executive officer, Bruce Akhurst, discusses his business's outlook with Asiamoney.
    December 01, 2005
  • Asia
    INDONESIA - Exploring all options
    Hilmi Panigoro, chief executive of Medco Energi, is looking to use the company's resources to maximum effect. Apart from targeting oil-rich states in the Middle East and north Africa, at home in Indonesia he plans to capture as big a slice of the latent renewable energy market as he can.
    December 01, 2005
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