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Asian shares, dollar cheered by upbeat U.S. data

TOKYO - Asian stocks started the week on a brighter note on Monday, after solid U.S. data and earnings calmed tumult in global financial markets and reassured investors worried about the health of the world economy.

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Business jet sales to keep rising but some purchases delayed

NEW YORK - Business jet buyers are expected to take delivery of as many as 675 new aircraft worth about $20.5 billion this year, a slight rise over deliveries worth $20 billion 2013, according to a forecast by Honeywell International Inc .

5:37pm EDT

Tesco accounting probe finds 'inappropriate behavior' by staff: reports

LONDON - The investigation into a 250 million pound ($402 million) profit overstatement at supermarket operator Tesco Plc has unearthed evidence of "inappropriate behavior" by staff, two national newspapers reported on Sunday.

12:17pm EDT

Blackstone's Wien expects U.S. markets sell-off to abate

DUBAI - The recent slump in U.S. stock prices, in which the S&P 500 index has posted four straight weekly losses for the first time in more than three years, is unlikely to go on for much longer, one of America's best-known investment strategists said on Sunday.

8:30am EDT

Getting used to the 'new mediocre'

LONDON - Evaporating inflation and slowing growth have put financial markets into such a spin that they could inflict further damage on the world economy.

5:04am EDT

Germany's Karstadt eyes supervisory board head as new CEO: source

FRANKFURT - German department store chain Karstadt is set to appoint its supervisory board head as chief executive, a person familiar with the process said on Sunday, as it battles to get back to profitability.

7:27am EDT

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Should bankers get bigger bonuses?

Morgan Stanley reported strong third-quarter earnings today, up 12 percent to $8.91 billion in quarterly revenue, while rival Goldman Sachs yesterday reported an increase of 25 percent to $8.39 billion.