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Ukraine's 'hot Air' Bedevils Global Climate Deal

Closed Communist-era Factories Reap Windfall Profit For Ukraine But Problem For Climate Deal (AP) KONSTANTINOVKA, Ukraine (AP) - Vladimir Gapor is a plumber by trade, but now he's a scavenger, prying bits of scrap steel from...

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Hawaii anxiously watching year-end tuna supply

By AUDREY McAVOY Associated Press Writer HONOLULU (AP) - On New Year's Eve each year, thousands line up at fish counters across Hawaii to buy blocks of raw tuna, hoping that eating it will bring good luck and prosperity in the...

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Roundup: Market for Doc won't dip

Jays CEO expects ace to depart, adding drama to offseason The rumors are heating up on the second day of free agency. Blue Jays president and CEO Paul Beeston told the New York Post that Roy Halladay is planning on testing free...

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Reflation Issues Heat Up

I believe the unfolding risks to the U.S. and global economy are enormous. Most seem rather oblivious to the risks, believing both that our asset markets are not overvalued and that economic recovery is only a matter of time.

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The Roubini Vs Rogers debate

by William Pesek on Sunday, 22 November 2009 It's a, well, golden opportunity. As these well-known market personalities duke it out, they're doing us a favour by highlighting a critical debate: Which is the bigger threat -...

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Height of design

Judging by the names involved in creating them, the properties that will be built in Kuala Lumpur’s new midtown are going to become the Federal Territory’s most desirable addresses. EXPECTATIONS are always sky high whenever...

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Chinas spirits hold Mickey Mouse at bay

Michael Sheridan Zhaohang in China Mickey Mouse has met an unexpected obstacle on his chirpy march to bring Walt Disney’s consumer culture into China — ancestor worship. Amid rice fields and bamboo groves south of Shanghai,...

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The other D-word

Is Japan back in a deflationary trap? WHILE investors have been fretting recently about Japan’s huge debt, another of the dreaded D-words has come back to haunt them. On Friday November 20th, Japan’s Cabinet Office issued a...

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Technology › Nintendo starts pay-per-view service of TV programs, movies via Wii

Sunday 22nd November, 04:47 AM JST OSAKA — Nintendo Co started on Saturday a pay-per-view service of old television programs and popular classic movies for users of its Wii video game console. Twelve companies, including...

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Early-bird Uniqlo sale celebrates founding

The Uniqlo chain held an early-morning sale at about 400 stores Saturday to mark the 60th anniversary of the founding of its operator, with more than 2,000 people lining up before dawn outside its flagship store in Tokyo's...

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