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In an analysis of the 1,200 largest public companies around the globe, a 1% increase in price levels would net, on average, an 8.7% improvement in profit.

Said Hurd would be placing HP's 'most valuable trade secrets and confidential information in peril'

Solar Impulse HB-SIA's first successful 24-hour flight occurred in early July.

When the energy integration is complete, the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency DLA will have added more than $18 billion in traceable items to its fully integrated logistics supply chain.

In accordance with Chinese regulations, the explorations will be done in partnership with China National Offshore Oil Corp.

Company says it will use lean manufacturing techniques to improve operating efficiencies

'Mark Hurd did a brilliant job at HP and I expect he'll do even better at Oracle,' Oracle CEO Larry Ellison said.

The steady rise in the value of the yen in recent weeks has unnerved Japanese authorities who see the trend as a threat to Japanese exports and ultimately to the country's recovery.

A surging yen is encouraging third-party websites to jump in with deep discounts on high-end luxury goods in Japan, where high-end retailers have been able to charge premiums for decades.

An Indian court ruled that the country's authorities have the right to tax Vodafone International Holdings's purchase of a majority stake in a local mobile-service provider.

Global banking regulators appear poised to demand larger reserves, which they believe will prevent a future financial crisis, and reserves of higher quality, under so-called Basel 3.

The Indian unit of German luxury car maker Daimler said car sales in August more than doubled, driven by the introduction of the new E-Class and C-Class sedans.

Mall owner General Growth Properties will soon launch a search for executives to replace CEO Adam Metz and COO Thomas Nolan as it prepares to exit bankruptcy court protection.

You know the picture: Two pharma CEOs, shaking hands and smiling as cameras flash and video rolls. It's been common enough, especially recently, as Pfizer and Wyeth, Merck and Schering-Plough announced their big mergers.

But that's not always the way M&A goes. While many pharma deals over the past 20 years have been relatively friendly, others haven't. Hostile bids, media grandstanding, warring press releases--unfriendly mergers have triggered them all.

The following list includes some of the biggest battles of the last two decades. We've covered a few of them ourselves, but others are before our time, such as Pfizer's Warner-Lambert takeover. Click below to get all the details on some of the industry's biggest takeover battles.
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The internal report tries to undermine the notion that BP acted negligently, focusing on decisions by contractors like Transocean and Halliburton.

BP issued a long-awaited investigative report that says a complex series of failures and bad decisions—by itself and other companies—led to the deadly Deepwater Horizon disaster.

Britain’s chancellor of the Exchequer endorsed new agencies to supervise financial actions.