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Merger pop missing from US market

Slowdown in deal activity means smaller boost to share prices

Stocks fall for 4th session as US rate hike fears weigh

Tata Steel and ONGC among the biggest losers on the Sensex

Greece braces for more austerity amid EU-IMF quarrel

The euro area expects Greece to maintain a Budget surplus level which the IMF has said is a "far-fetched fantasy"

Bots bring bigger challenge to Google's ad model than phones did

Millionaire tells BlackRock to say no to big CEO pay

According to a survey in the US, 74 per cent people don't believe CEOs are paid appropriately relative to workers

GM to pay $100 mn over SUV mistake

Chevrolet Traverse is one of the SUVs that overstated its fuel economy figures reuter

G7 warns on growth outlook as Japan bristles over yen

Finance chiefs highlighted risks to the global economy from terrorism, refugee flows and 'Brexit'

Bayer likely to pay upwards of $63 billion to acquire Monsanto

So far, neither Bayer nor Monsanto has disclosed the terms or structure of the deal

Selling Uber shares may be much tougher than you actually think

Bayer makes hostile bid for Monsanto

Monsanto has a market value of $42 billion

Nokia to return as smartphone brand

The comeback effort is a bet that shoppers will remember and embrace a brand that almost disappeared with the sale of Nokia's handset unit to Microsoft Corp. in 2014

Goldman to sell Aussie asset management unit

The fund manager is reviewing options including a sale or a management buyout

Japan to boost workforce by 1 mn in 4 years

The government's aim is to stop the total population from falling below 100 million from the current 127 million

Japan dodges recession

For the financial year through March, nominal GDP rose 2.2 per cent, the largest gain in data in nearly two decades through 1997

Watsa's Fairfax to buy Indonesia insurer

An agreement could be announced in the next few weeks, according to one of the people

Trading halts curbs in sight, to boost MSCI Odds

China's exchanges allowed trading halts that shut down half the stock market

PBOC eyes expansion on regulation revamp

Twitter to stop counting photos and links in 140-character limit

Links currently take up 23 characters, even after Twitter automatically shortens them

Oil on a 7-mnth high

Oil prices have advanced more than 80 per cent from a 12-year low earlier this year on signs the global glut will ease as US production declines

Why soros is investing in gold mining

Bloomberg's index of 14 major bullion miners doubled this year after plunging 76% in the previous 5 years