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* Universal and YouTube to launch Vevo in months * Vevo will be a premium music video site * Both companies to share ad revenue on Vevo NEW YORK, April 9 - Google Inc's YouTube...

* Britain is first market for launch of new heart drug * Efient priced at premium to Sanofi and Bristol's Plavix (Makes clear Plavix price is for 30-tablet pack) LONDON, April 8 - Eli Lilly...

Ping An Insurance (Group) Co<601318><2318>, China's second biggest insurance company, has experienced steady growth in its premiums in the first few months of 2009, and this trend will continue throughout the year, said Keith Li, executive vice-president of the life insurance unit....

* ProMOS extends premium tender offer to buy back bonds again * About 70 pct of bondholders have accepted premium offer * Stock jumps more than 6 percent ahead of announcement (Recasts with more details)...

* Japan aluminium Q2 premium cut to $57-58 vs $58-62 in Q1 * Premiums at three-year low amid car industry slump * Japan aluminium shipments at 26-yr low, stocks 10-yr high TOKYO, March 16 -...

Ping An Insurance (Group) Co<601318><2318>, the second biggest insurance company in China, said its insurance premiums surged 37.09% year on year to RMB 33.49 billion in the first two months of 2009. According to the company's statement filed with the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Wednesday, its...

TOKYO, March 12 - Premiums charged to Japanese purchasers of aluminium are likely to drop in the second quarter to around $58 a tonne or lower, as demand slumps in the world's No. 2 economy,...

The aggregate insurance premiums of China's three major life insurers climbed 5% year on year to RMB 46.7 billion (US$6.8 billion) in February, compared with 13.8% in January, the Shanghai Securities News reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed sources.In January, the three life insurers, China Life...

Feb. 19, 2009 (China Knowledge) - Ping An Insurance (Group) Co<601318><2318>, China's second-largest insurer, said its combined premium incomes of its four subsidiaries hit RMB 17.28 billion in January, representing a year-on-year growth of 19.03%, sources reported.

Ping An Insurance (Group) Co<601318><2318>, China's second-largest insurer, said its combined premium incomes of its four subsidiaries hit RMB 17.28 billion in January, representing a year-on-year growth of 19.03%, sources reported.According to the insurer's filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange...