Hedge funds start new year with 2.63 percent gain - data - Reuters

Financial Times

Hedge funds start new yearwith 2.63 percent gain - data Reuters By Svea Herbst-Bayliss | BOSTON Feb 7 (Reuters) - Hedge funds started the new yearwith gains thanks to rallying stock markets that gave them their best monthly performances in more than a year, new data released on Tuesday show. Hedge Funds Gain 2.63% In JanuaryFox Business all 78 news articles »

China deepens ties to Arab Gulf states while rejecting Western curbs on ... - Chicago Tribune

China deepens ties to Arab Gulf states while rejecting Western curbs on ... Chicago Tribune DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — To celebrate Chinese New Yearlast month, Dubai's swankiest hotel bathed its sail-shaped facade in red lighting accented with an image of a twisting golden dragon. The gesture by the $2300-a-night Burj al-Arab was a ... and more »

Yahoo chairman, 3 others out in board shake-up - Times of India

Los Angeles Times

Yahoo chairman, 3 others out in board shake-up Times of India After Yahoo hired former PayPal executive Scott Thompson as its CEO a few days into the new year, co-founder Jerry Yang resigned from the board and severed all other ties with the company that he helped start in 1995. Now Bostock is departing after ... Yahoo's Shakeup as Bostock Departs Adds Pressure for Sale of Asian AssetsBloomberg all 557 news articles »

No New Year relief for borrowers as RBA keeps rates on hold - NEWS.com.au

NEWS.com.au

No New Yearrelief for borrowers as RBA keeps rates on hold NEWS.com.au The Australian dollar rocketed on the rate news, jumping about one US cent to US$1.081 - a six-month high - within minutes of the announcement. It also touched fresh records against the euro and hit a 27 year-high against the pound. Borrowers await Banks' reaction to RBA decisionSydney Morning Herald all 1,586 news articles »

Dodgers Sign Kershaw to Two-year Deal: A Fan's Take - Yahoo! Sports

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers Sign Kershaw to Two-yearDeal: A Fan's Take Yahoo! Sports The latest signing is Cy Young winner Clayton Kershaw, who got a two-year, $19 million deal and avoided the dreaded arbitration proceedings. This is good newsfor Dodger fans, who probably worried that negotiations could get ugly in arbitration. Dodgers Sign Cy Young Award Winner Clayton Kershaw to Two-YearContractBloomberg Kershaw, Dodgers agree on two-yeardealMLB.com Clayton Kershaw signs with Dodgers for $19 million over two yearsLos Angeles Times all 316 news articles »