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Parker Drilling Co., a Houston- based oil services company, agreed to pay $15.9 million to settle U.S. allegations it tried to bribe a Nigerian government panel to reduce fines for violating the country’s customs laws.
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Stocks in Switzerland declined, with the benchmark Swiss Market Index snapping three days of gains, as growth in China’s services industry slowed.
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Stocks in Switzerland declined, with the benchmark Swiss Market Index snapping three days of gains, after China tightened mortgage rules to rein in real-estate prices.
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Managers like to have control. They also like to be able to predict what's going to happen and, like most of us, they want to feel safe. There is nothing particularly wrong with wanting these things. As a matter of fact, you need to have control. But when you try to have all of them at once, the results can be messy and expensive. This is particularly problematic...
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Swiss stocks closed little changed, paring losses in the final hour of trading, as ABB Ltd. and Actelion Ltd. climbed after reporting earnings while Nestle SA reported the slowest sales growth in three years.
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Texas Rangers creditors said a competing bidder wants to buy the baseball team, which has agreed to a $575 million sale to a group that includes Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan .
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A Swiss panel from the government and the central bank is examining options such as capital controls and negative interest rates to curb the franc’s strength, Finance Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf said.
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A Swiss panel from the government and the central bank is examining options such as capital controls and negative interest rates to curb the franc’s strength, Finance Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf said.
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Panalpina Inc., Pride International Inc. , and Noble Corp. settled U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuits alleging they bribed officials of foreign governments.
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Panalpina Welttransport Holding AG, the world’s fourth-largest freight forwarder, said second- quarter profit fell 37 percent, dropping more than analysts estimated, as trade between Europe and Asia slowed.
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