Lancaster Suites Manila Announce Launch Date for Condotel Operations Posted By : PLCMarketing

The Lancaster Suites Manila, Philippines, a Brand Name Condotel Investment of Pacific Concord Properties Inc, will soon be ready to accept guests. Under management of Lancaster Hotels, Land and Properties, Inc. [LHLPI], rental operations will be soft launched from December 2007

Importance of Education to the Investor Posted By : Bill Johnson

How many think the market is performing poorly? And how many feel the markets performance is neutral? Actually none of these answers is correct.You see, the market does not perform, you do.You perform! Read further ...

U.S. Steel to buy Stelco for about $1.1 billion

TORONTO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Steel Corp is to acquire Stelco Inc for about $1.1 billion to strengthen its position as a supplier of flat-rolled steel products in North America, the companies said.

Stocks fall at open as housing data looms

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks opened lower on Monday on caution before a report expected to show more weakness in housing and on signs that the takeover trend that has fueled stocks' gains may have reached a turning point.

Nasdaq may link with Borse Dubai in OMX bid: paper

LONDON (Reuters) - Nasdaq may sell its stake in the London Stock Exchange to Borse Dubai and make a joint bid with the Gulf exchange for Nordic exchange owner OMX , The Daily Telegraph said on Monday.

Home Depot to cut unit sale price by $1.8 billion: sources

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Home Depot Inc agreed to cut the price in its supply division sale to buyout firms by $1.8 billion, sources said on Sunday, as a housing market drop and a credit crunch forced all sides to renegotiate.

Taiwan's Acer to buy Gateway, foils Lenovo

TAIPEI/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Taiwan's Acer will buy Gateway for $710 million, creating the world's No. 3 PC maker and doubling its U.S. presence while dealing a blow to arch-foe Lenovo's efforts to grow in Europe.

Qualcomm buys back 29 million shares in July, August

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Qualcomm Inc said on Monday that it bought back and retired about 29 million shares in July and August for about $1.1 billion under its $3 billion stock buyback program.

Dunkin' Donuts to switch to trans fat free menu

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Restaurant company Dunkin' Brands Inc said on Monday that all its menu offerings in its Dunkin' Donuts restaurants will be free of artery clogging trans fat by October 15 this year.

Crocs to launch men's and kids' clothing lines

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shoe company Crocs Inc. said on Monday it will launch a line of clothing for men and children using a form of the resin material it uses in its brightly colored clogs.

Wal-Mart considers acquisitions in U.S.: report

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is considering acquisitions in its home market as it seeks to open smaller stores and limit its reliance on giant supercenters for growth, the Financial Times reported in its online edition.

Stricken German bank sold, Trichet awaited

LONDON (Reuters) - Wary financial markets awaited a public appearance by European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet on Monday after a German bank holed by the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis was sold.