Financial news on May 27th, 2006
Business and Financial news
From May 10, when the Bombay Stock Exchange 100 index peaked at 6,554.71, through Monday, the index plunged almost 18 percent, to 5,382.22. Read more..
Jochen Zeitz, breaking with a long family tradition of pursuing medicine, studied business and took over as Puma's chief executive in 1993 at age 30. Read more..
Compared to April of last year, spending just passed the point the Fed considers an acceptable rate of inflation. Read more..
AN adage on the investment show circuit is, Read more..
The McClatchy Company, which in March became the second-largest newspaper chain after Gannett, was founded by James B. McClatchy's great-grandfather. Read more..
The amount of lost luggage increased 23 percent from 2004 to 2005, translating to six lost bags for each 1,000 passengers. Read more..
Wired News published sealed documents last week showing how AT&T helped the government monitor Internet traffic. Read more..
Thursday morning, Robert L. Nardelli and the Home Depot board let the world know exactly how it feels about the people for whom they are supposed to work. Read more..
The newspaper will be the only general-interest British publication to be printed daily in the United States. Read more..
The tactics employed in the Enron trial show a transformation has occurred in the investigation and prosecution of white-collar crime. Read more..
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