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Since New Tax Law Raised VAT To 16 Percent, More Mexicans Cross The Border With The US - To Shop

Since a new tax law was introduced, it is cheaper for the residents of Tijuana to shop in San Diego than in their hometown.

British Police Catche 110 Real "Wolves Of Wall Street" Across Countries Who Conned Thousands Of People In Fake Shares

Warrants are issued for 35 buildings and houses, and about $837,000 in cash is confiscated.

India's GDP Grew At 4.7% For December Quarter, Target Of Above 5% Growth Difficult

Government looks for 6 percent growth in 2014.

Scotland Wants To Offer Asylum To Gay Ugandans

Minister For External Affairs, Humza Yousaf, writes formal letter urging support for persecuted Ugandans.

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Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cream Intense Hydration Product Review: Why Moisturizer Will Be The Most Sought-After Product For 2014 [PHOTOS]

Kiehl's did it again and tickled our fancy with a new moisturizer, Ultra Facial Cream Intense Hydration. Check out our review of the new beauty product here.

Oscarnomics The Money Behind The Academy Awards

Businesses That Copy Oscar Dresses Face Counterfeiting From Chinese Websites

Knockoffs of red carpet gowns are totally legal, but now in an ironic (or fitting) twist, the copycats are being copycatted.

Bitcoin Exchange MtGox Files For Bankruptcy, Prices Still Up Despite The News

MtGox officially declared bankruptcy Friday morning, admitting they have no bitcoin, but prices for the cryptocurrency are still up.

What Motivates Someone To Buy A Plug-In Electric Car? Poll Shows Differences Among Nissan Leaf, Toyota Prius, Chevy Volt Owners

A new poll shows a correlation between the model of plug-in electric car and the motivation for choosing it.

Alfonso Cuarón, Box Office-Breaking Comedies And An Academy Award: The New Golden Age Of Mexican Cinema

With a handful of box-office darlings and international awards coming its way, Mexican cinema is having a comeback. Is it time for "Mexiwood"?

Food Or Crude? The Debate Raging Across The Canadian Rail Industry

A railway backlog is causing problems for Canadian farmers looking to export a record grain harvest, and they’re blaming the railway companies.

Environmentalists Muzzled By New Zealand As It Will Allow Offshore Drilling Without Public Comment

The government's move has angered environmental groups.

European Central Bank (ECB) March 6 Meeting Preview: Further Stimulus Action?

Modest growth and low inflation keep pressuring the ECB to lower interest rates, with a high likelihood of more, potentially as early as March.

Private Equity Poaches Young Talent From Wall Street Banks

The hunt for fresh Wall Street talent reflects fewer top job seekers in the finance sector, as Ivy League grads head for tech and other fields.

Bitcoin Trade Volume Soars In China Following The Fall Of Mt. Gox

The price tumble from the fall of Mt. Gox has surprisingly benefited China's bitcoin exchanges. Here's why.

The State Of Aluminum Manufacturing: Q&A With Aleris CEO Steve Demetriou

Why is aluminum winning the "lightweight" race?

US Q4 GDP Revised Down To 2.4% From 3.2% On Lower Consumer Spending

The U.S. economy is still growing, but the lower rate may cause some to ask "Should the stimulus taper occur as quickly?"

Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox Goes Bankrupt

The exchange said it lost 850,000 bitcoins because of hackers.

Wind turbines are seen at Thanet Offshore Wind Farm off the Kent coast in southern England September 23, 2010.

Wind Farms Along The Coast May Counter Force Of Hurricanes, Researchers Say

A new study finds that wind turbines may reduce the force of hurricanes.

A customer looks over Toyota automobiles at a dealership in Daly City, California

February US New Auto Sales Forecast: Incentive Spending Highest In 4 Years; Nissan Growing Sales Most While Ford Leads In Market Share Retreat; 1.2 Million Units Sold, Say Forecasters

Freezing weather is likely made for tepid U.S. new-auto sales traffic. Incentives continue to climb. Look for deals as we head toward spring.

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Open After Thursday’s Rally; GDP Data for Q4 2013, PMI, Consumer Sentiment And Housing Data Should Provide Direction

Economic data on GDP, PMI, consumer sentiment and housing should influence market movement.

Diabetes Affects Almost 50 Percent Of Mexicans, Costs The Government $44B A Year

It is not a fashion choice, really.

Euro Area Unemployment Rate In January Stable At 12%; Inflation Estimate For February Stable At 0.8%

Compared with December 2013, the number of persons unemployed increased by 17,000 in both the EU and the euro area.

China's Insurance Companies In Competition With E-Commerce Giants To Sell Policies Online

Traditional insurers want to sell policies online, but some e-commerce giants have beat them to it.

Is Ryanair Serious About $10 Flights Between US And Europe?

If a $10 transatlantic flight sounds too good to be true, it might just be.

Earnings Preview: Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST), Joy Global Inc (JOY), Staples Inc (SPLS)

The fourth-quarter earnings season is getting into its final weeks.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Could Be Designated As ‘Medical Equipment’ In South Korea

South Korea's health agency will review the phone to determine if the device can be used by physicians as a medical device.

‘Minecraft’ To Hit Big Screen As Warner Bros. Picks Up Movie Rights To Popular Building Block Video Game

Warner Bros. is also reportedly negotiating with Imangi Studios to get “Temple Run” to the big screen.

Subrata Roy, Owner Of Sahara Group That Operates The New York Plaza Hotel, Arrested In Lucknow, India

Subrata Roy heads India's Sahara Group, which runs New York's Plaza Hotel, has been under the scanner for a multi-billion dollar fraud.

World Bank Postpones $90M Aid To Uganda Because Of Anti-Gay Law; Ugandan Government Says It Does Not Care About Western Aid

The World Bank counts the East African nation of Uganda among the poorest countries in the world.

General Motors India Appoints Arvind Saxena As President & Managing Director; Lowell Paddock, Moving To GM International Operations

GM’s Chevrolet brand has been present since 2003 in India, which is one of the world’s fastest-growing car markets.

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