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Struggling smartphone maker BlackBerry said Monday it is examining "strategic alternatives," including the possibility of selling off the ... Two dead, several injured in Norway bus crash Two people were killed and several seriously injured on Monday when two buses, one Norwegian and one Swedish with foreign tourists aboard, ... United Asia may seek HK IPO if valuations improve United Asia Finance, a consumer-finance arm of Sun Hung Kai that's expanding in China, may sell shares in Hong Kong to fund its growth in ... |
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