Stranger than fiction.

Thursday 22nd March, 2007

The Nikkei, Topix and Kospi are ahead early Friday; the Straits Index is modestly off.

Several telecom names have a chance at a $20 billion government deal, but Cramer likes one best.

Cramer follows a friend’s lead and recommends the water pump maker.

After its spinoff from Altria, the food maker will replace Sabre Holdings in the index.

Stocks hold up well as Treasuries rethink the FOMC’s stance given the inflation backdrop.

The private equity firm will raise $4 billion amid frenzied dealmaking.

The publisher increases its payout 31% to 23 cents.

Continental files for Heathrow service following Europe’s initial approval of the ‘open skies’ deal.

The tough times for Borders and Barnes & Noble likely won’t improve anytime soon.