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 Japan's yen may be set to fall against the dollar despite a strong argument that rhetoric from the Federal Reserve could undermine the ... US approves AT&T spectrum deal
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 Greece and Spain are in "depression, not recession", Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz said on Wednesday, blaming tough austerity ... Standard & Poor's cuts Cyprus credit rating
 Ratings agency Standard and Poor's on Wednesday slashed the credit rating of Cyprus by three notches to "B", just two months after a previous ... Memes mock Romney over 'binders full of women'
 The Internet exploded with memes Wednesday mocking Mitt Romney for his "binders full of women" remark at his town-hall debate with President Barack ... China's economy slows to 7.4% in third quarter
 China said on Thursday its economy grew 7.4 percent in the third quarter of this year, easing for a seventh straight quarter and underscoring its ... Saudi Nonoil exports down 22.7 percent The value of Saudi nonoil exports dropped by 22.74 percent in August to reach SR 10.77 billion compared to the same period last year, according ... EBay reported USD597m profit in Q3
US online consumer-to-consumer EBay Inc. posted a 22 percent increase in quarterly profits on stronger revenue at its PayPal payments service and at the ... US housing starts jump 15% in September
An official report showed a jump in US housing starts in September to its fastest pace since July 2008, a sign that the housing sector is gaining traction, ... Australian PM falls head over heels
 Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has a history of losing shoes and another footwear fumble that saw her take an embarrassing tumble in India ... EU leaders meet as crisis eases
 EU leaders gather in Brussels for a summit Thursday on strengthening the bloc's shaky foundations as Spain appears set finally to ask for financial ... UAE- du extends deadline for SIM Card registration> The-Emirates Integrated Telecommunication Company, du, has extended the deadline for SIM Card registration till January 17, ... Dubai non-oil foreign trade reaches Dh99 billion in July The value of Dubai's non-oil foreign trade amounted to Dh99 billion during July this year. This figure includes direct trade - which hit ... UAE- United Arab Bank profit up 32% to Dh298 million United Arab Bank, or UAB, on Wednesday declared a 32 per cent increase in its net profit for the first nine months of the year and the ... UAE- UNB earnings jump by 6% on higher interest income during first 9 months Union National Bank, or UNB, earned 6.6 per cent more profit in the year- to-date period on higher interest income. The Abu Dhabi's bank ... UAE- Huawei launches new phone, tablet Information and communications technology solutions provider Huawei on Wednesday unveiled its plans to launch two of its newest smart ... Saudi- Man linked to Aramco graft case was sacked in 2009 Saudi Aramco has said that a former employee accused of being involved in a bribery case with Tyco was sacked in 2009. Although he was not ... 17 handed up to 25 years for terrorism in Saudi Arabia
 A court has sentenced 17 Al-Qaeda suspects to between three and 25 years for murder and attacks on the Kingdom's oil facilities, SPA said. ... Austrian granny, 82, takes on armed bank robber
 An 82-year-old Austrian grandmother took on a bank robber who was armed with a gun and a home-made bomb, newspapers reported Wednesday.Hertha ... Dinosaur 'thief' arrested in Florida
 A US man accused of smuggling 70 million year old dinosaur skeletons into the United States, including a toothy relative of the bigger Tyrannosaurus ... | 
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