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Thai PM confident as Bangkok holds off high tides

October 30, 2011

Thailand’s prime minister is expressing optimism that Thailand’s worst flooding in a half-century will mostly spare Bangkok. Some neighborhood dikes have overflowed, but the city’s […]

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Stocks push higher on Europe reports

October 26, 2011

Stocks pushed higher in afternoon trading Wednesday following reports that China will come to the aid of Europe by buying bonds.
Agence France-Presse reported that China […]

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Shanghai owners protest as developers slash prices

October 25, 2011

Property owners in Shanghai and other big Chinese cities are protesting as measures to cool the once-overheated real estate market prompt developers to slash prices.
The […]

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Local Chrysler union backs new labor agreement

October 23, 2011

A Detroit-area union is supporting a new labor contract with Chrysler Group, giving the agreement a boost after “no” votes at other key locals.
An official […]

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Japan Cabinet OKs $158B extra budget for tsunami

October 21, 2011

Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda’s Cabinet on Friday approved a 12.1 trillion yen ($158 billion) extra budget to help fund the reconstruction of Japan’s tsunami-battered northeast.
The […]

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Johnson & Johnson 3Q profit down 6 pct, sales up

October 18, 2011

Johnson & Johnson’s third-quarter profit fell 6 percent becuase larger overhead and production costs and a one-time charge offset higher foreign sales.
The health care giant […]

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Majority of Ford workers supporting new contract

October 17, 2011

Workers at some of Ford Motor Co.’s largest local unions have approved a new labor contract with the company, making it likely that the four-year […]

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BlackBerry services still spotty, RIM CEO finally speaks

October 13, 2011

TORONTO — BlackBerry email and texting services are returning to normal, but the co-CEO of the company behind the smartphone device says it’s too soon […]

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Geist: Why are consumers missing from CRTC

October 9, 2011

Earlier this year, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission launched a consultation into the policy implications of increasingly popular Internet-based video services such as Netflix. […]

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Congress addresses Chinese currency manipulation

October 2, 2011

After years of trying, Congress is taking another stab at retaliating against what many see as Chinese manipulation of its currency to make its exports […]

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