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'Cheap Date Index' 2014: Deutsche Bank Shows Where You Can Save The Most On Dates Globally

A cheap date may not be all that inexpensive in some cities, according to the latest "Cheap Date Index" released by Deutsche Bank on Mother's Day weekend.

Remember The Eurozone Crisis? IMF Chief Lagarde, Joseph Stiglitz Aren’t Ready To Declare “Mission Accomplished;" Warn Of Lingering Threats

The IMF aren’t ready to declare “Mission Accomplished" just yet and warn of lingering threats.

Alibaba Appoints Former Treasury Department Official James Wilkinson As Head Of International Corporate Affairs

The former Treasury Department official joins the Chinese Internet giant as the company begins its IPO process.

Hillshire Brands Agrees To Acquire Pinnacle Foods For $6.6 Billion

Hillshire Brands said the deal gives it "leading positions in key frozen, refrigerated and center of store grocery categories."

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Comcast Partners With Japan's KDDI and Taiwan Mobile, Eyes Mobile Market

The deals will allow subscribers to use Comcast's WiFi hot spots when traveling to the U.S., reducing international roaming charges.

BJP Threatens To Cut India's Beef Exports If Elected

The sacred cows of Hinduism vs. a major meat export trade.

Ecuador Freighter Runs Aground Off Galapagos Islands; No Immediate Threat To Environment

The freighter isn't a threat to the precious environment just yet, but has 16,000 gallons of fuel on board.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime (SM-G906) And Galaxy S5 Mini (SM-G800) Details Leaked, Features Include QHD Screen, Android 4.4.3

Samsung could produce the Galaxy S5 Prime in limited quantities due to high manufacturing cost associated with the QHD AMOLED displays.

Angels In The Tech Field: Crowdfunding Helps Entrepreneurs Find Big-Money Investors

Venture capitalists see crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo as barometers for future investments.

Euro Falls The Most In Weeks After ECB President Mario Draghi Signals Easing Monetary Policy

German exports also fell 1.8 percent on the month, while imports declined 0.9% from February.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, October 3, 2013.

Dow Ends At Record High

While Apple's big purchase drags on S&P, Nasdaq.

Whole Foods' Disappointing Q2 Performance Reflects Shifting Grocery Industry Landscape

Analysts say a range of factors are to blame for Whole Foods' disappointing second-quarter performance.

How To Get Wal-Mart To Stay Solar Without Tax Credits

The company has saved nearly $5 million by utilizing solar power, thanks in part to taxpayers.

Natural Gas Boom Is Attracting Manufacturing To The US From Overseas To Take Advantage Of Cheaper Fuel, Feedstock

Lower power prices in the U.S. are attracting manufacturing companies, especially those paying more for power in Europe.

Yemen soldier (terror threat Aug. 4 2013)

Militants Attack Presidential Palace In Mounting Yemen Turmoil

Four soldiers were killed in a gun battle that broke out when militants attacked the main gate of the palace in the capital Sanaa.

These 6 Nigerian Companies Are Set For Massive Global Growth, Say Economists

As the country attracts attention from investors around the world, some firms have "clear potential to become global economic leaders."

US Election Panel Approves Bitcoin Donations To Political Committees

The FEC allows donations up to an individual limit of $100 for each election cycle.

Obama Wal-Mart Backlash: Workers Protest President For Touting ‘Greenwashing’ Retail Giant As Environmentally Friendly

The president appeared at a Wal-Mart to tout new environmental initiatives, but critics say the retail giant is just "greenwashing."

Mother’s Day 2014: Successful YouTube Mom Vloggers Redefine Staying At Home

For some moms, making YouTube videos is a full-time job, but will their kids grow up to regret the accidental fame?

Mother’s Day Sales 2014: 29 Deals And Discounts For Last-Minute Gifts Or Shopping With Mom

Looking to save on last-minute gifts or hoping to find where to shop with Mom on Sunday? Check out these deals and sales for Mother’s Day.

China Plans High-Speed Trans-Pacific Railway To Continental US

A high-level Chinese engineer said China is considering building a tunnel beneath the Pacific Ocean that would connect China with the U.S.

Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Rumors: 4.7-Inch Model Reportedly Launching In August, Larger Model In September

If Apple indeed launches a new iPhone in August, it would be a different strategy for the company.

Nintendo: How The Company Can Right The Ship [VIDEO]

The company posted a huge net loss of $228 million for the past fiscal year, as sales of the beleaguered Wii U continue to slump.

Russia Says Ukraine Must Pay In Advance For Gas As Kiev's Natural Gas Bill Stands At $3.51B

Russia supplies close to 30 percent of the natural gas used in Europe and ships half of it through Ukraine.

Apple To Unveil iPhone 6 In August, Earlier Than Expected

Taiwanese media reported that a 4.7-inch screen version of the phone will be released in August, while a larger model will come in September.

Australian GMO 'Contamination' Case Could Have International Repercussions

Friends no more, Australian organic farmer Steve Marsh is suing neighboring farmer Mick Baxter over alleged GMO contamination.

Deal Leaves 270 Rebels Trapped In Syria's Homs

Syrian officials said that the remaining rebels will only be let out of Homs when aid reaches Nubl and Zahraa.

Snapchat Settles Federal Charges For Deceiving Customers About Privacy

Snapchat faced a backlash after it was found that the the popular messaging app misled users about its privacy practices.

Omnicom And Publicis Call Off $35 Billion Merger

The merger, which would have led to the world's biggest ad agency, was challenged by battles over position and power.

Malaysian Airlines Tragedy Speeds Up Timeline For Extended-Life Black Boxes

Technology designed to make it easier to locate downed aircraft may be implemented earlier than expected because of Flight MH370.

South Korea Ferry Victims' Families March On Presidential Palace And Demand To Meet With President Park Geun-hye.

Parents of children killed when the Sewol sank led a march on the palace, and demanded to meet with President Park Geun-hye.

A Big Deal: Apple Reportedly In Talks To Buy Beats Electronics For $3.2 Billion

The deal would bring Beats' headphones and streaming service under the Apple umbrella.

Time Inc. To Hold IPO June 6, Trade On NYSE As 'TIME'

Time Warner will spin off its magazine company with an IPO on June 6. Time Inc. will trade on the NYSE under the symbol "TIME."

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Vows To Help Build A Railway Through Africa 'With No Strings Attached'

China steps in to fill infrastructure needs in Africa, with "no political strings attached."

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