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Citadel sues former employees
Citadel Investment Group, one of the world's most successful hedge fund firms, sued a former top executive in its highly successful quantitative trading unit and two others for setting up their own firm. Full Article
Nestle eyes deals to plug sales leak
Nestle's bottled water business is eyeing acquisitions in emerging markets to help end a slump that has made it the worst performer in the food giant's sales, Nestle Executive Vice-President John Harris says. Full Article
Media money moving into mobile
Start-ups with strong mobile credentials, such as Twitter, have increasingly become the subject of acquisition rumors even as their unproven business models mean a deal is unlikely at this week's Sun Valley media conference. Full Article
Six suitors eyed Delphi: sources
At least six potential suitors including TRW Automotive Holdings have considered bidding for Delphi, as the deadline for offers on the assets of the bankrupt auto parts maker approached, sources say. Full Article
SEC is still fumbling the ball
Maybe someday the SEC will figure out what to do when it gets a credible tip about potential wrongdoing. But judging by the agency's handling of a recent investor complaint, they have a long way to go, writes Matthew Goldstein. Full Article
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Patience pays for foreign banks in Japan
TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. and European banks may dream of making it big in Japan, but tough local competition and costly past failures mean they will largely remain niche players in the world's second-biggest economy. Full Article | Video
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