Tuesday, May 21, 2013   

Hang Seng ends higher
(01-03 16:15)

Hong Kong shares ended 0.37 percent higher Thursday, adding to the strong start to the year in the previous session after US lawmakers reached a last-minute compromise on averting the fiscal cliff.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index rose 86.62 points to 23,398.60 on turnover of HK$89.16 billion, AFP reports.
   
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Burberry earnings tumble, China sales boost revenues (1 hr 12 mins ago)
UK inflation eases in April (1 hr 31 mins ago)
HK inflation accelerates to 4pc in April (1 hr 57 mins ago)
Hang Seng ends lower (2 hrs 23 mins ago)
Marks & Spencer annual profits squeezed (2 hrs 40 mins ago)
Microsoft hopes on Xbox to change entertainment style (05-21 15:02)
Nikkei edges up at close (05-21 14:31)
Vodafone annual profit slumps (05-21 14:30)

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