By gadget Kamis, 22 Desember 2016 News Business Wall Street and oil take the 2016 spoils LONDON (Reuters) - Oil is set to be 2016's top market performer, with its near 50 percent gain an outcome few would have predicted when it plunged to a 12-year low in January. Wall Street and oil take the 2016 spoils Read More Bagikan Berita Ini Related Posts :Hedge fund SpringOwl starts new activist fund after Viacom battleBOSTON (Reuters) - An activist investment firm that helped oust Viacom's chief executive this year p… Read More...Ex-President George W. Bush dips toe into U.S. trade debateDALLAS (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George W. Bush on Tuesday entered the debate over the Trans… Read More...Shell moving out of downtown complex but to remain in HoustonHOUSTON (Reuters) - Shell Oil Co, the U.S. arm of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, plans to move most of the o… Read More...IEX plans corporate listings on 'Flash Boys' exchange in 2017NEW YORK (Reuters) - IEX Group, the newest U.S. equities exchange operator, is actively courting com… Read More...Microsoft launches $40 billion buyback program, raises dividend(Reuters) - Microsoft Corp said on Tuesday it would buy back up to $40 billion as a part of a new sh… Read More...
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