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Zurich's $8.8 bln bid for rival RSA
– reuters.com
British insurer RSA receives a 550 pence all-cash takeover proposal from rival Zurich Insurance, valuing the firm at 5.6 billion pounds $8.82 billion. As Grace Pascoe reports it paves the way for one of Europe’s largest insurance deals.
More losses in Shanghai but other Asia markets gain
– reuters.com
Concerns over China’s slowing economy hammer Shanghai shares, but bargain hunters buoy other markets. Rough Cut.(no reporter narration).
China cuts rates to halt stocks plunge
– reuters.com
A move from China’s Central Bank to kick start its wavering economy was welcomed by investors. Shares, oil and core bond yields all extended gains in midsession European trade on Tuesday. Ciara Lee reports.
Study Finds Surprising Byproduct of Middle Eastern Conflicts: Cleaner Air
– http://www.nytimes.com/
A paper published in the journal Science found that Middle Eastern cities involved in wars or other crises showed fewer pollutants in the air.
China stocks fall again, off 40% from peak
– http://www.cnn.com/
After a miserable day for global markets on Monday, China stocks fell another 7% on Tuesday. But the damage seems contained to China and Japan.
Stock market rollercoaster … in 2 minutes
– http://www.cnn.com/
An unprecedented day of trading began with the Dow down more than 1,000 points for the first time ever. Then stocks came back, almost to even, before closing more than 3.5% lower.
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