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Cell Phones And Televisions Were The Most Popular Orders From Nigeria’s Jumia

Cell phones and televisions top the list of most popular online retail orders in Nigeria.

Australia's Heat Wave Threatening Agricultural Production

The world's hottest temperatures are being recorded in Australia's south and southeast this week

China’s Wealth Management Products (WMPs) Lure Investors With Higher Yields [CHARTS]

Wealth management products are perhaps the fastest-growing products offered by financial institutions in China today, and they're exposing investors to ill-defined risks.

Detroit Auto Show 2014: LED Headlights Coming Of Age; Check Out Photos Of Latest In Head Lamp Technology, Including BMW i8 Laser Lights

One theme at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show is hidden in plain sight: headlight diversity.

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General Electric (GE) Goes Global: Revenues Over $1bn From 24 Countries

The company is considered a bellwether for the U.S. and global economy. Here's why.

What Would US Poverty Rates Be Without Government Programs? National Bureau of Economic Research Study Finds Surprising Answers

It's the 50th anniversary of the War on Poverty, and poverty rates remain relatively unchanged. Why?

Complaints Against Wal-Mart Store's (WMT) Treatment Of Striking Workers Key To Unions' Struggle For Labor Rights

Nineteen workers represented by the NLRB claim that Wal-Mart Stores violated labor law by firing them while on strike.

Colombia's Economy In 2014: Rising Private Consumption, Investment Will Support Growth

Unemployment is down, growth is steady: Colombia may not be an exciting economy right now, but it's chugging along just fine.

Bakken Crude Oil Rail Shipments Concern Federal Regulators: What Rail Shippers Want

Recent oil-by-rail explosions caused by derailments have made local officials nervous about increased oil shipments passing through their towns.

Did Morgan Stanley Beat Street In Fourth Quarter? [VIDEO]

Morgan Stanley and General Electric Company reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings results on Friday.

Tunisia’s $1 Billion Smuggling Problem

The World Bank reported that informal trade between Tunisia, Libya and Algeria is on the rise, but experts say intervention could be more expensive.

Latinos Set To Outnumber Whites In California -– But What Does It Mean For The Economy?

A new report shows that within a few months 39% of California’s population will be Latino, and there are quite a few economic implications.

Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA) Warns Of 'Significantly' Lower Earnings Than Expected

Royal Dutch Shell, Europe's largest oil company, cautioned investors that it will miss its fourth-quarter earnings forecast.

UK Holiday Retail Sales Higher Than Expected, Record-Setting

Smaller retail shops had a different holiday season than their large-store counterparts did.

China’s Central Bank May Be Stocking Up On Gold: Report

Industry sources say the Chinese central bank bought over 1,600 tons of gold since its last official announcement on the topic in 2009.

Chart Of The Day: How Too Much Of A Good Thing Is Hurting UPS

This chart shows just why UPS got slammed with much more delivery traffic than it expected over the holiday season.

Earnings Preview: Will General Electric Company (GE) Top Estimates?

GE Profit Rises, Helped By Oil And Gas Business

GE's expansion into the broader energy sector is paying off

Apple China Mobile Launch Could Spark Costly Subsidy War

The battle between Samsung and Apple moves to subsidies as iPhone rolls out on China Mobile.

Earnings Preview: Microsoft Corporation (MSFT), Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD), Delta Air Lines Inc (DAL), Verizon Communications Inc (VZ), eBay Inc (EBAY)

The holiday-shortened week is chock-full of market-moving earnings reports.

China One-Child Policy Reform Update: More Impact On Consumption Than Reversing Aging Demographic Trends

Beijing’s one-child policy reform appears to be shaping up as a piecemeal effort.

25 Facts That Prove City Skylines Grew Exceptionally Tall In 2013

The United Arab Emirates may have welcomed 10 new skyscrapers in 2013, but another nation completed three times as many.

Netflix-Backed Film 'The Square' Wins Oscar Nomination As The Internet TV Company Makes Further Inroads Into Territory Dominated By Traditional Entertainment Companies

Netflix is the first non-TV network to win an Emmy award. Its political drama, 'House of Cards,' won three in 2013.

US Stock Futures Point To Positive Start; Earnings, Data On Housing, Industrial Production, Consumer Sentiment Will Be Watched

Earnings from GE and other majors, and numbers on housing starts, industrial production and consumer sentiment will influence investors.

Bloomsbury, UK-Based Publisher, Withdraws ‘The Descent of Air India,’ A Historical Account Of The Failures Of India’s Flagship Airline That Blames Politician Praful Patel For Its Decline

The London-based publisher agreed to destroy copies of a controversial book and apologized to a former aviation minister, local media reported.

US Congress Gives Final Approval For $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill; President Obama Expected To Sign Bill Into Law Before Saturday Midnight DeadlineTo Avert Budget Cuts And Shutdown

Congress gave its final go-ahead to the spending bill Thursday but not before some last-minute drama held up the decision.

Largest Forfeiture Of Bitcoins Ever: U.S. Attorney Announces Forfeiture Of $28 Million In Bitcoins and Silk Road Website

The 29,655 Bitcoins ($28M) were forfeited because they were "the proceeds of crimes.”

After-Hours News: Intel Corporation (INTC), Best Buy (BBY), Facebook Inc. (FB) [VIDEO]

Intel Corp. shares dropped more than 4 percent after the bell on Thursday after the chipmaker reported mixed fourth-quarter earnings.

Senate Approves $1.1 Trillion Bill To End Government Funding Fight

The measure, which departs from typical partisan-propelled politics, headed to President Obama, who is expected to sign it into law.

Top Tesla Motors Executives Granted 385K Of TSLA Stock Options; Value Of Those Shares Increased $12 Million In Three Days

CTO Jeffrey Straubel received a performance-based option to buy 220,000 of those shares at last Monday’s closing TSLA price.

Sorry Humans: Industrial Robot Sales Seen Hitting Record Highs This Year, Which Bodes Well For ABB, FANUC, KUKA And Other Robotics Manufacturers

Global industrial robot sales are booming. U.S. manufacturing jobs ... not so much.

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