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“Buy at the sound of cannons and sell at the sound of trumpets.”

The old Wall Street adage says to buy when stocks plummet at the outbreak of war and sell when stocks rise as hostilities end. Buying low and selling high has long been a fundamental financial strategy particularly as it relates to gauging wartime market sentiments. And where some might hear the drums of war beating and jackboots ringing on cobblestones, others hear only the sound of cold, hard coin clanging into their coffers.

Qualcomm requires Three-Year stake holding before nominating for proxy

Qualcomm Inc. changed its proxy rules requiring shareholders to have their stake in the company for at least three years.

Shangui Cement Shareholders Oust its Board, Replaces it with Members from rival Tianrui Group Co.

The Shanshui Cement Group is now under new managment due to a shareholder decision to remove its own board members and replace them with officers from its main rival, Tianrui Group.

Carl Icahn picks 7.13% in Xerox, says it's undervalued

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn picked 7.13 percent stake in Xerox Corp paving his way to the company's board. Icahn gave a statement that Xerox shares are undervalued as the stock fell over 20 percent this year so far.

McDonald's drops realty, focuses on turnaround plan

McDonald's has dropped the plan of spinning off its real estate assets to Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) and instead it'll focus on turnaround plan. The hamburger chain is also expanding its restarant network on franchise basis. McDonald's is also changing its menu list and process of products to alure more number of diners. It has also increased dividend payout to shareholders.

Oil Search Ltd rejects $8B takover offer by Woodside

Australian oil major Oil Search Ltd has rejected the $8B takeover bid from Woodside Petroleum. Oil Search's board viewed the takeover offer as low price translating into lower valuation of the company and it doesn't serve shareholders' interests.

Schlumberger announces merger offer with oilfield maker Cameron

Cameron International had agreed to merge with Schlumberger under some conditions that still needs approval of its shareholders. The consolidaton of the industry is likely toenlarge by the first quarter of 2016.

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