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Chinese insurer Ping An to record $2.3 billion loss on stake in European bank Fortis
AP Business WriterBEIJING (AP) _ China's Ping An Insurance Co. said Monday it will record a $2.3 billion loss on its stake in troubled European bank Fortis NV, in the biggest blow yet to a Chinese institution from the global credit crisis. Ping An, one of China's...Tags: BNP Paribas, Insurance, Lehman Brothers Holdings Incorporated, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Financial Markets
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Growth market for death
In 1964, when the U.S. surgeon general's office published the famed report that officially confirmed the link between smoking and cancer, nearly half of American adults smoked. To understand just how smoky life was back then, watch any episode of Mad...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Mad Men, Bill Gates, Tobacco Products, Health Organizations
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Citadel hires three Lehman execs
Tribune staff reporterChicago hedge-fund operator Citadel Investment Group LLC continued its recent hiring spree, announcing Thursday that it has hired three former senior executives of bankrupt investment banker Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. In a move Citadel said will...Tags: Lehman Brothers Holdings Incorporated, John Alexander
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Senate begins pre-vote debate on landmark US-India nuclear deal
Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) _ U.S. senators began debate Wednesday on a U.S.-India nuclear cooperation accord, nearing a vote that would be the last hurdle to establishing civilian nuclear trade with India after a three-decade atomic ban. The accord, a top...Tags: Byron Dorgan, Weaponry, Laws, Nuclear Power, United Nations
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Senate votes to overturn three-decade ban on atomic trade with India, sends accord to Bush
Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) _ The Senate on Wednesday voted to overturn a three-decade ban on atomic trade with India, giving final congressional approval to a landmark U.S.-India nuclear cooperation accord and handing President Bush a rare foreign policy victory...Tags: Manmohan Singh, Byron Dorgan, Weaponry, Condoleezza Rice, Laws
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Secretary of State Rice going to India Friday to celebrate landmark US-India nuclear deal
Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) _ Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will travel Friday to India to commemorate approval of a landmark U.S.-India nuclear cooperation accord, a foreign affairs victory for President Bush's final months in office. The Senate voted 86-13...Tags: Manmohan Singh, Byron Dorgan, Condoleezza Rice, Nuclear Power, Government
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Armstrong to race for Astana
The Associated PressLance Armstrong won his first seven Tour de France titles with Johan Bruyneel as his team director. No way would he try for No. 8 without him. Armstrong said Wednesday he will ride for Bruyneel's Astana team as he seeks to win the 2009 Tour and will...Tags: Al Gore, Multi-Sport Events, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Cancer, Beijing Games
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Financial urgency's global effect
Approaching their first debate about foreign and national security affairs, John McCain and Barack Obama are struggling for footing in an upturned world in which the United States, for the first time in its history, seeks to maintain global leadership...Tags: Citizens Initiative and Recall, Foreign Aid, Elections, Guerrilla Activity, National Government
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JPMorgan resume trading with Citadel
Tribune staff reporterJ.P Morgan Chase resumed trading with the Chicago hedge fund Citadel Investment Group on Friday after resolving a hiring disagreement, according to a memo sent to J.P. Morgan employees. The investment bank stopped trading with Citadel Thursday, in...Tags: J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Mutual Funds, Employees
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Banks bailed out across Europe as contagion from US credit crisis spreads further
AP Business WriterLONDON (AP) _ European governments had to step in with a flurry of major bank bailouts from Iceland to Germany as fear and turmoil from the U.S. credit crisis spread through the financial system. Even as U.S. lawmakers were preparing to vote on a massive...Tags: Wachovia Corp., Citigroup Incorporated, Mortgages, Gordon Brown, Financial Markets
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Big-time bailouts: What else is new?
Here's a look at notable bailouts, past and present, engineered by the federal government: Chrysler The nation's third-largest automaker found itself heading for oblivion in the late 1970s. Its chairman, Lee Iacocca, complained about the costs of...Tags: Management Change, Mortgages, Federal Reserve, Fannie Mae, Banking
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Hiring fuels JPMorgan, Citadel rift
Chicago Tribune ReporterAs mania about banks and insurance companies gripped the markets this week, more than 30 percent of options traded in the country flowed through Citadel Investment Group's market-making division, as well as almost 9 percent of total stock exchange volume,...Tags: J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Lehman Brothers Holdings Incorporated, Mutual Funds, Banking, Investments
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