| MarketWatch First Take: What will companies do with their cheap debt? U.S. companies are piling on debt at levels not seen since the early months of 2008, but the capital-raising raises a question: what will companies do with their cash? feeds.marketwatch.com |
Taiwan-China pact to reduce tariffs takes effect By 2010-09-12T04:28:45ZTAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) -- A pact that will reduce tariffs on hundreds of products traded between Taiwan and China took effect Sunday, a significant step for the Taiwanese president's efforts to forge closer trade ties with Beijing.... hosted.ap.org |
Renault raises €3bn with part-sale of Volvo stake Renault shares soared 7pc on Thursday after the French carmaker said it had sold most of its 21.7pc stake in Swedish truck maker Volvo. telegraph.co.uk |
IMF moves to referee currency debate The International Monetary Fund effectively became a referee in the growing issues over currencies and trade imbalances, as the world’s finance ministers and central bankers were unable to reach a deal. feeds.marketwatch.com |
PotashCorp working on break-up plan The $38.6bn battle for PotashCorp is expected to hot up this week as the market reacts to news of the company's secret defence plans. telegraph.co.uk |