Pepsi Bottling Group (NYSE: PBG) hit a yearly high of $37.37 today after PepsiCo (NYSE: PEP) filed a proxy indicating it would complete its acquisition of Pepsi Bottling Group regardless ... Read Full Story »
Oil major ConocoPhillips Corp. (NYSE:COP) released its third quarter 2009 interim update this morning, and while the news was not altogether positive, the company's share price is up nearly ... Read Full Story »
Canadian oil and gas pipeline company Enbridge Inc. (NYSE:ENB) today announced that it would purchase a 20 megawatt solar generation plant from First Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR). No purchase price was ... Read Full Story »
Updates throughout the day. Update: Jeff Bewkes, CEO of Time-Warner (TWX) who says "Time, Inc. is not for sale." (Atlantic First Draft of American History Conference) Update: John Paulson and Angelo ... Read Full Story »
The consensus expectations for September jobs were that another 167,000 people would lose their work. Goldman Sachs (GS) yesterday issued a much more pessimistic forecast of 250,000 jobs lost taking US official ... Read Full Story »
Google (GOOG) is trying to diversity beyond the search business. One of its most important attempts is to offer low cost applications for PCs. Its Google Apps includes e-mail, calendar, ... Read Full Story »
The IMF expects China's GDP growth to be nearly 9% next year and the growth in the US to be less than 2%. In 2008, US GDP was $14.2 trillion. ... Read Full Story »
Bloomberg is, according to several reports, the most likely buyer of the largest business magazine in America. BusinessWeek is being sold by McGraw-Hill (MHP) Bloomberg has the balance sheet and ... Read Full Story »
When Ken Lewis finally leaves Bank of America (BAC) he will get a $125 million goodbye from the financial firm, unless the federal government's pay czar decides to challenge the ... Read Full Story »
Reuters: The retirement package for Ken Lewis of Bank of America (BAC) may be as high as $125 million. Reuters: US car sales plunged in September with Ford (F) up ... Read Full Story »
Markets in Asia were mostly lower. The Nikkei fell 2.5% to 9,732. The Hang Seng dropped 2.6% to 20,415. HSBC (HBC) fell sharply. PetroChina (PTR) and Sinopec (SNP) also fell. ... Read Full Story »