Paul Williams News
-
Richie Havens, the New York City folk singer thrust by circumstance onto center stage as the opening act of Woodstock, the legendary 1969 music festival, has died. He was 72.
-
Paul Williams said he left UBS AG as co-head of European credit sales after about two years at Switzerland’s biggest bank.
-
Procter & Gamble Co., the world’s largest consumer-products maker, and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. won European Union approval for a joint venture to sell over-the-counter medicines.
-
Citigroup Inc. and Commonwealth Bank of Australia received Australian retail sales data for March about 18 minutes before the general public because of a mix-up at the country’s statistics bureau, documents showed.
-
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard confronts mounting challenges to her own re-election after her Labor party suffered a landslide poll defeat in Queensland, leaving her with allies governing just two of the nation’s six states.
-
Former Marvell Technology Group Ltd. accountant Stanley Ng was charged with conspiracy by U.S. prosecutors as part of a nationwide probe of insider trading involving so-called expert networking firms.
-
Dan Parks scored all of Scotland’s points as the team struggled to defeat Georgia 15-6 in a Rugby World Cup pool game. Samoa opened its campaign by beating Namibia 49-12 as Canada rallied to defeat Tonga 25-20.
-
State of New York Dormitory Authority, last year’s second-largest issuer of municipal debt, is selling $133.5 million in qualified school construction bonds as a six-month high in overall supply may raise yields.
-
UBS AG, Switzerland’s largest bank, hired Phil Loach from Credit Suisse AG as head of high-yield credit trading in Europe.
-
England defeated Samoa 26-13 in their rugby union international match at Twickenham, while Scotland upset South Africa 21-17. New Zealand overcame Ireland 38-18 in Dublin.
|
|
Most Popular on Bloomberg
|
| |
Rate this Page