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Australia is trying to reduce its reliance on mineral exports, and expand its food and agricultural exports to a growing Asian middle class.
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Obama Expected To Veto Keystone XL Pipeline Construction, But Has Yet To Give 'Hard Assurance,' Top Dem Says
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G20 Aims To Boost Its GDP 2% By 2018
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Soros pulled out of Herbalife, which is beset on all sides by federal and state investigations.
Obama's $3B Climate Change Pledge Could Be The Most Effective US Climate Outlay So far
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Black Friday Showdown: If History Is Any Measure, Protests Against Retail Giant Walmart Won’t Force Change
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Wealth Inequality Is Approaching Its Roaring ’20s Peak
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How Ebola Exposes Diminishing US Investment in Public Health
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Did Hachette Beat Amazon? E-Book Price Allowance An Apparent Win For Publishers, Writers And Readers
It seemed as if neither side would be willing to budge, but the health of the book industry hinges on publishers having more control.
Top Five Most Affordable US Metropolitan Cities To Live In
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Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Clears House, Heads to Senate
The Keystone XL pipeline was passed, again, by the House. But this time it's actually going to get a vote in the Senate.
Cadillac China Sales Up 58% As US Sales Of GM Luxury Brand Slump
Amid sluggish U.S. demand for GM’s luxury car brand, Chinese consumers gravitate to Cadillac’s XTS sedan, SRX crossover.
Virgin America Airlines' IPO Opens Big On Nasdaq, Now Worth $1 Billion
After raising more than $300 million for its IPO, Virgin America is now worth $1 billion.
Former Massey Energy CEO Indicted On 4 Counts Over Deadly 2010 Coal Mine Explosion In West Virginia
A federal grand jury accused Don Blankenship of conspiring to violate federal mine safety rules at the Upper Big Branch mine.
US October Retail Sales Up 0.3 Percent, More Than Expected
September retail sales fell 0.3 percent.
Wall Street's Week Ahead: Economists Eye FOMC Minutes, Target Corporation Q3 Earnings
Economists expect cheaper gas prices will likely put more money back into U.S. consumers’ pockets heading into the holiday shopping season.
Euro Zone Grows Faster Than Expected In Third Quarter
Year-on-year, euro zone growth was 0.8 percent in the third quarter, the same as in the second quarter.
Obama Says Position On Keystone XL Pipeline Has Not Changed
Obama cited pending legal action in Nebraska and said it was hard to evaluate the pipeline proposal until the actual route was known.
Carney Says Bank Crisis Reforms 'Substantially Complete'
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EU Says Starbucks' Dutch Tax Deal May Be Illegal
The probe is one of four into so-called sweetheart deals which the Commission said may give the companies an unfair advantage.
Asiana Airlines Ordered To Suspend San Francisco Routes For 45 Days, After Last Year's Crash-Landing
Last year, an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 flight crash-landed in San Francisco, killing three people and injuring 180.
Germany Just Escapes Recession, France Beats Low Expectations
A strong rise in consumer spending and small boost from foreign trade prevented a worse result.
Airbus Group Nine-Month Profits Rise, Keeps Targets
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Old Navy ‘Plus-Size’ Controversy: Retailer Responds To Allegations Of Sexism, Size Discrimination
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Royal Bank Of Scotland To Exit US Mortgage Business
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