Business
Japan Quarterly Growth Revised Up, Yen Dims Outlook
Japan's economy grew a revised 0.4 percent in April-June from the previous quarter, more than an initial government estimate, but the strong yen and slowing global growth give policymakers little to cheer about over the outlook.
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Australia Blocks Virgin Blue-Air NZ Tie-Up
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BMW's Push for Made-to-Order Cars
BMW can build a car exactly the way you want it, and fast. Now it has to convince Americans that's how they want to buy them.
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Yahoo foray into China sparks Alibaba row
A foray by Yahoo's Hong Kong unit into the mainland Chinese market triggers a quarrel between Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce group that owns Yahoo China, and Yahoo Inc, one of its major shareholders
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Serbia hopes resolution restarts EU talks
Officials say Belgrade's policy on Kosovo has not changed in spite of a watered-down statement to the UN that 'welcomes the readiness' of the EU to facilitate dialogue between the parties
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Gun Sales Slide
After Hours: Smith & Wesson shares slip; Donald Trump offers to by land near Ground Zero.
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Retailers to Step Up Hiring for the Holidays
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Trump wades into NY Islamic center controversy
In an effort to end the controversy surrounding a proposed Islamic center in lower Manhattan, real estate mogul Donald Trump has offered to buy the property at a 25% premium.
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Bank rules to 'prevent another crisis'
The world's top central bankers and regulators are meeting to approve new rules to prevent another financial crisis.
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US slips in competitiveness poll
The United States has been overtaken by Sweden and Singapore in the World Economic Forum's competitiveness survey.
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Mahindra's Ssangyong Play
Mahindra--the fourth owner of SsangYong--is hoping that its acquisition of the Korean auto company will be a lucky break for them both.
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