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NEW YORK, Oct 27 - U.S. stock index futures cut earlier gains on Tuesday with S&P 500 futures turning flat as investors took in the latest round of corporate results and awaited key data on...

China Enterprise Co Ltd<600675>, a real estate developer, has announced that it plans to issue RMB 1.2 billion in corporate bonds with coupon rates ranging from 6.95% to 7.15%, sources reported. According to a statement filed with the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the property enterprise intends to issue 90% of the...

The China Insurance Regulatory Commission, said on its website on Thursday that Chinese insurers' investment in corporate bond can be as much as 40% of their assets, compared with 30% previously. The insurance regulator said bonds that insurers invest in of large-size state-owned enterprises or Hong...

BEIJING, Oct 22 - China is allowing insurers to invest 40 percent of their assets in corporate debt, up from 30 percent now, so they can improve their asset allocation and spread risks. The new...

BEIJING, Oct 22 - Chinese insurers will be allowed to invest 40 percent of their assets in corporate debt, up from 30 percent now, according to the China Insurance Regulatory Commission. A directive from the...

* Windows 7 may further drive corporate refresh cycle * Small pickup in consumer demand seen * Windows 7 not a roadblock for enterprises, as Vista was SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 21 - Computer makers hoping...

Shares rose on optimism over corporate earnings, and expectations that the country appears on course to achieve its economic growth target. China's key stock index rose to its highest mark in more than two months, led by financial shares on expectations of strong economic data due for release Thu...

Nanshan Group, parent firm of Shandong Nanshan Industrial Co Ltd<600219>, today announced that it will issue a total of RMB 2 billion in corporate bonds in the period from Oct. 20 to Oct. 27, sources reported. The corporate bonds will be issued via the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the sale network provided by the...

CARY, N.C., Oct 16 - Chief executives from the biggest U.S. corporations worry that the slumping dollar could sap U.S. credibility around the global, spur inflation and ultimately undermine the economy. The dollar has fallen...

* High inventory levels inspire profit-taking from 1 yr high * Equity market dips, dollar up after key corporate earnings * U.S. consumer sentiment worsens LONDON, Oct 16 - Oil retreated from a year-high above...