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23 hours ago ago from Rivet

www.chinaview.cn 2009-12-19 06:49:55 CHICAGO, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) U.S. automaker General Motors made its first payment of 1 billion U.S. dollars toward its 6.7 billion dollars in outstanding U.S. government loans on Friday, 13 days ahead of schedule, the company said in a statement. GM's Chairman and CEO Edward Whitacre Jr. also announced that GM had paid 192 million dollars, the company's first installment on its Canadian loans. ...

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Chinese private companies face tough choice on overseas M&A

5 hours ago ago from Infoseekchina

Source: www.chinaview.cn by Xinhua writers Gao Tian and Lin Jianyang To buy or not to buy, that is a question. The year 2009 saw Chinese private companies mostly before the global financial crisis being given a chance to merge some overseas industry leaders, who suffered heavy blow or even went bankrupt in the crisis. GROWING CHINESE PRIVATE COMPANIES The latest high-profile case involves Geely ...

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What does it mean to exercise stock options?

8 hours ago ago from Weight Loss and Health1

I've noticed in the past few weeks at the company I work for (a 6-billion dollar company) the officers are exercising their stock options. The company is receiving cash from the transactions. What does it mean to exercise stock options?

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6 hours ago ago from Good eatin\' in Wheaton

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As US Dollar Gains Strength, Dollar ETF (UUP) Seeks New Shares

1 day ago ago from Daily Markets

In a reversal of fortune, the U.S. dollar has managed to make moves and gain higher ground against other major currencies. Currency exchange traded funds (ETFs) are reflecting the shift in tides - especially the bullish dollar fund. The dollar jumped Friday after traders succeeded in pushing it through some key levels against the euro and the yen, sending it to its highest level since Sept. 7, reports Fabio Alves for The Wall Street ...

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