SGX, LSE tie-up for joint London Metal Exchange | 30 SEP 2011 07:41 BST | HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Singapore Exchange Ltd is tying up with London's main bourse to make a joint bid for the London Metal Exchange, a source told Reuters on Friday, as the world's largest metal market seeks a suitor in a deal that could be worth 1 billion pounds ($1.57 billion). | Full Article | McGraw-Hill, CME eye indexes JV: source | 30 SEP 2011 00:59 BST | (Reuters) - McGraw-Hill Companies Inc is in advanced talks to merge its S&P Indices business with CME Group Inc's Dow Jones Indexes, a source familiar with the situation said on Thursday. | Full Article | SMFG to buy rest of consumer-loan affiliate Promise: source | 30 SEP 2011 03:35 BST | TOKYO (Reuters) - Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group , Japan's No.3 lender, will buy out its consumer-finance affiliate Promise Co , a source with knowledge of the deal told Reuters, marking a new phase in the consolidation of an industry struggling to recover from a government-imposed credit crunch. | Full Article | | | DAILY INVESTOR | SGX, LSE tie-up for joint London Metal Exchange bid - source | 30 SEP 2011 07:48 BST | HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Singapore Exchange Ltd is tying up with London's main bourse to make a joint bid for the London Metal Exchange, a source told Reuters on Friday, as the world's largest metal market seeks a suitor in a deal that could be worth 1 billion pounds. | Full Article | McGraw-Hill, CME eye indexes JV- source | 30 SEP 2011 07:38 BST | (Reuters) - McGraw-Hill Companies Inc is in advanced talks to merge its S&P Indices business with CME Group Inc's Dow Jones Indexes, a source familiar with the situation said on Thursday. | Full Article | Japan fires fresh salvo on yen as economic upswing tails off | 30 SEP 2011 07:51 BST | TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan said on Friday it will boost its currency intervention fund and keep watching dealers' trading positions in yet another effort to tame the yen in the face of growing evidence that its strength is stalling the economy's post-quake rebound. | Full Article | FTSE seen extending falls | 30 SEP 2011 06:41 BST | LONDON (Reuters) - The FTSE 100 index is seen opening down 17-30 points, or as much as 0.6 percent on Friday, according to financial bookmakers, extending the previous session's falls in tandem with weakness in Asia equities, with commodity issues seen under pressure from lower metal prices in the final session of a turbulent month and third quarter. | Full Article | | | TECHNOLOGY NEWS | | | | RELATED VIDEO | | | | | | Reuters mid-morning briefing on the major activity in the London markets, including UK stocks, top corporate news, latest broker research and stock tips. Register Today. | | Reuters news and Citywire commentary on pensions, funds, insurance and legislation for financial advisors, plus top Lipper fund analysis. Register Today. | | » MORE NEWSLETTERS | | SPORTS | | | |