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- KT Freed from Investment Restriction 0303 Moneytoday KEPCO, KT, POSCO, and Korea Railroad Corp will be exempted from the investment ceiling Korea Asset Management Corp.
- U.S. Stocks Slip After Three-Week Run; GM Drops, Wal-Mart Gains Automakers fell as General Motors Corp. started a round of incentives to combat slowing demand. ``We're now past the bulk of earnings and investors are loo.......
- U.S. Stocks Resume Rally on Time Warner Profit; Chipmakers Gain Media companies, among the laggards this quarter, helped set the pace. - television companies, including Comcast Corp., joined with Sprint Nextel Corp. in a cellular-phone
- U.S. Stocks Hold on to Weekly Gain After October Jobs Report biggest weekly gain since September as weaker-than-forecast job growth failed to damp enthusiasm about the Technology shares advanced after a sales forecast from Sanmina-SCI Corp., the world's third-largest maker
- U.S. Stocks Close Little Changed; Oil Shares Climb, GM Declines A report showing an unexpected drop in manufacturing last month also weighed on the market. ``The cost of energy is.......
- U.S. Stocks Rise as Oil Prices Drop; McDonald's, Pfizer Advance ``What the market is trying to tell us since Katrina has devastated part of the country is that, while it is a short-term speed bump in the road, we're g.......
- U.S. Stocks Slide on Record Oil, Fed Comments; Retailers Fall Retailers, including Sears Holdings Corp., and transportation companies led the decline. of the hurricane, which damaged oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.
- U.S. Stocks Advance, Led by Exxon, Energy Shares, Home Depot ``That continues to be the case on a global basis.'' Goodman is ``bullish'' on Halliburton Co. The Standard & Poor.......
- M&A (Strategic Buyers vs Financial Sponsors) s private-equity unit decided to sell Mando Corp., a South Korean car-parts company in its portfolio, other private-equity firms leapt at the chance to buy.
- Nokia Unveils Digital-Music Player In a Cellphone Nokia Unveils Digital-Music Player In a Cellphone Wall Street Journal, April 28, 2005 Nokia Corp., the Nokia, of Espoo, Finland, said the cellphone, earmarked to go on sale world-wide in the fourth quarter
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