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General Motors commences $13 billion public offering

General Motors has finalized terms for what is expected to be one of the largest-ever IPOs, to begin to repay its $50 billion government-funded bailout and reduce the US Treasur

Free! New enterprise tools from Google

Today Google launched an initial set of Google+ features designed specifically for businesses, initiating a full preview mode for Apps customers. 

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Greek goals

This is a crucial weekend for Greece, Europe and the rest of the world. 

Tribune group following News CorpÔÇÖs lead

US media group Tribune is to follow in the recent footsteps of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp by splitting its newspaper and broadcasting operations

Bids for IndiaÔÇÖs 2G licences exceed expectations

India’s largest mobile phone companies have bid almost $10 billion for the country’s second generation (2G) telecoms licences

Osisko reports record monthly production from Canadian Malartic

Osisko Mining Corporation has reported record monthly gold production of 37,780 ounces in the month of July. 

China buys stake in Thames Water

China Investment Corporation (CIC) has acquired an 8.68 per cent stake in Thames Water, the UK water and sewerage company.

Fixing the Fix?

The World Gold Council, the market development organisation for the gold industry, has today announced it is convening a gold industry discussion forum to explore reform of the

Anglo American ups De Beers stake to 85 per cent

Mining giant Anglo American has agreed to acquire the Oppenheimer family’s 40 per cent interest in De Beers for US$5.1 billion, taking its own stake up to 85 per cent.

Thales Alenia heading to the dark side of space

Italian company Thales Alenia Space (TAS) have been chosen to lead the construction of the European Space Agency’s (Esa) newest undertaking

India: more economic stability under Modi?

India's new prime minister is already renewing confidence that India's worst slowdown since the 1980s will be reversed

Japan lights up on Australian gas

The Australian economy is leaping like a kangaroo and nobody seems to know quite how Australia keeps all its balls in the air at the same time: an Asia-Australasia axis could be