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Wal-Mart Bids $4.25 Bil. for S. Africa's Massmart
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Blackberry Maker Unveils Small Tablet for Business
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Hyundai Debuts Korea's First Electric Car
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China Trade Surplus, Imports Both Surge in August
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India's Juy Industrial Output Shot Past Projections
India's industrial output grew 13.8 percent in July — far ...
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China Inflation Rises on Soaring Food Prices
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HP Seeks to Buy Security Software Firm for $1.5 Bil.
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China Data Shows Economy Accelerated in August
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Artificial "skin" developed by teams at UC Berkeley and Stanford ...
China Aggressive with Investments in Korea
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Asian Stocks Rise on China Growth Data
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YouTube Launches Live-Streaming Trial
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Stimulus-Funded Batteries Polarize Economic Debate
The first wave of mass-produced advanced batteries funded by the ...
New Hitachi CEO Pushes Gov't for Lower Yen
The new president of Hitachi Ltd. urged Japan's government to ...
Intel Chief Says Content-Shifting Key for Chipmakers
The semiconductor industry hasn't fully cracked the challenge of making ...
Wal-Mart Debuts Branded Wireless Service
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said Monday that it is introducing the ...
Buffett, Ballmer See Thriving Economy Ahead
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Dollar Slides to New 15-Year Low Against Yen
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Yuan Hits New High vs. Dollar Ahead of Hearing
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Eurozone Industrial Production Flat in July
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Obama Set to Win $30 Bil. Small Business Fund Bill
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Wall Street Continues Rising on Positive Retail Data
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Japan Intervenes to Weaken Yen, First Time Since 2004
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Twitter Adds Pane for Videos, Photos
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Japanese Stocks Soar on Weaker Yen
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Foreign Investment in China Grew Slower in August
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Mastercard Sees 20% Profit Rise on Overseas Use
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Microsoft's Sleek IE 9 to Load Pages Faster
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China Rejects U.S. Union Complaint over Clean Energy Support
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Sony Update Plays 3-D Movies on Playstation
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Banks Let Foreclosed Stay Amid Saturated Market
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Global Markets Dip Ahead of U.S Jobs Report
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Americans' stronger appetites for imported goods, especially cars and computers, ...
Improving Jobs Data Shrugged Off by Wall Street
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World's Airlines Returned to Profit in Q2
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Playstation Move Gets Gamers Off Couch
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