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As Modi prepares for his maiden SAARC summit, the future of the three-decade old bloc remains hostage to the India-Pakistan relationship.
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India has 40 publicly traded banks, 24 of them majority owned by the government.
Takata Air Bag Quality Control Chief Grilled Over Initial Limited US Recall
Company that made those explosive air bags warns that cars in humid climates really need to be fixed immediately.
Environmentalists Accuse Walmart Of Failing On Renewable Energy Targets While Using Too Much Coal Power
The Thursday report says only 3 percent of Walmart's U.S. electricity comes from wind, solar and other clean sources.
The Gap Inc. Reports 11% Q3 Earnings Growth
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Immigration Reform 2014: Obama's Potential Expansion of Immigration Could Benefit Older Workers
President Obama's immigration proposal is expected to allow up to 5 million undocumented immigrants to avoid deportation.
Alibaba And US Retailers Teaming Up To Bring Black Friday To China
The world's largest e-commerce operator by sales is helping American stores promote their biggest shopping holiday.
China's Pollution And C02 Emissions Solution: Export It
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Takata Air Bag Recall: Senator Says Automakers Confuse The Public With Recall Language
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Thanksgiving Cost 2014: Lower Fuel Prices Keep Feast Under $50 As Average Turkey Dinner Bill Up Slightly
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Huawei Coming To America? Exec Says Biggest Hurdle Is Being An Unknown Brand
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Consumer Inflation Unchanged In October As Gas Prices Fall
A key gauge the Fed uses to measure inflation remained unchanged in October, as gasoline fell for the fourth month in a row.
Rich Countries Pledge $9.3B To Help Poorer Nations Fight Climate Change But Miss $10B Target
The U.S. and Japan made the largest commitments, pledging $3 billion and $1.5 billion, respectively.
Takata Air Bag Recall: Sen. Nelson Says Loaner Cars Should Be Provided To Owners Of Vehicles With Explosive Air Bags
Sen. Bill Nelson said consumers should get loaner cars while automakers fix those explosive Takata air bags.
Amazon Joins The 'Race To Build A Green Internet' With A 100% Renewable Energy Pledge For Its Cloud Division
The Seattle-based retailer has been criticized by green groups for relying too heavily on carbon-intensive coal power.
Best Buy's Q3 Earnings Far Exceed Expectations
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Arizona Sues General Motors For $3B Over Vehicle Recalls
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UK Challenge To EU Cap On Bankers' Bonuses Rejected By EU Court's Advocate General In Huge Blow
Today's ruling is not legally binding, but the court, which will make the final decision, follows such rulings a majority of the time.
Global Shares Punctured By Two-Pronged China, Europe Slowdown
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RBS Fined $88M For 2012 IT System Crash
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North Korea Warns Of Fourth Nuclear Test, Blames US For UN Resolution On Human Rights Violations
North Korea, which has conducted three nuclear weapons tests in less than 10 years, has been punished with international sanctions each time.
Fed Focused On Sunny Side, Downplayed Global Woes In October
Major central banks throughout the world are facing a similar dilemma over inflation.
Japan Exports Grow Strongly In October, Cutting Economic Gloom
Exports to Asia, which account for more than half of Japanese shipments, picked up to 10.5 percent in October from a year earlier.
Boeing Loses Big As Delta Orders 50 Airbus Jets To Renew Long-Range Fleet
A hotly contested race for a big airplane order ends in victory for Europe over the U.S.
SEC Adopts New Rules To Reduce System Glitches On Nasdaq, NYSE
The new rules will be rolled out over the next year.
Online Shopping Forcing Earlier And Earlier Black Friday Openings
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US Wind Industry Races To Revive Key Renewable Energy Tax Credit Before Congress Adjourns
Wind developers say the production tax credit, which expired in 2013, is crucial for boosting renewable-energy development.
Peter Schwartz Warns Auto Industry Could Wind Up In Silicon Valley’s Back Seat
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Google Android Auto Unleashed: Tech Giant Makes Way For Innovation In Automotive Dashboard Interfaces
Google now allows developers to make Android apps for "car-optimized" audio playback and messaging.
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