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Ireland's Budget Shows the Country is On Track, Barely

A positive budget report shows more government cuts and tax increases, which means they're on a bumpy but straight path to exiting bail-out.

'Dancing With The Stars:' Elizabeth Berkley Recreates Epic 'Saved By The Bell' Moment On 'DWTS'

Former “Saved by the Bell" fans will get a kick out of seeing Elizabeth Berkley recreate the '90s series' famous "I'm So Excited" scene on "Dancing With the Stars."

New BMW Electric Car Has 8,000 Pre-Orders Before Debut: How Many Electric Vehicles Have Sold Worldwide In Latest Resurgence Of EV Interest?

The world is buying about 56,000 passenger electric vehicles annually.

Pepsi (PEP) Q3 Earnings Preview: Profit Down As Strong Dollar, High Costs, Weak US Beverage Sales Offset Solid Snacks Business

Pepsi could be hurt by a slowdown in Brazil and Russia, two of its largest foreign markets.

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US E-Commerce Growth Slows, As International E-Commerce Growth Booms, Especially In Russia, Middle East, Australia

Attractive markets include the Middle East and Russia, where there are an estimated 77 million Internet users.

Debt Ceiling 2013: House Republicans To Push A Plan Of Their Own

The House GOP isn't waiting for a bipartisan Senate deal: its plan seeks more changes to Obamacare.

Fukushima Power Plant Two Years Later: A Typhoon May Cause Another Major Radiation Leak

Japan's battered Fukushima nuclear power plant may have to absorb its second great pounding by the sea in two years.

China's Overcapacity: New Projects Banned In Steel, Cement And Aluminum

Beijing has put a ban on new projects in bloated industries.

Air Carriers Squeeze Inches And Pounds Out Of Passenger Seats; What Airlines Like United And Southwest Are Doing To Economy-Class Seat Space

Airlines are adding lighter, narrower seats to squeeze precious inches, pounds and profit out of economy class.

United Airlines Tickets Glitch Still Working, Giving Travelers Virtually Free Flights

United's website enabled customers to buy tickets for free Mon. or at virtually no cost; and the problem still wasn't resolved as of early Tues.

Apple Hires Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts As Senior Vice President Of Retail And Online Stores

Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts will report to CEO Tim Cook in a role new to Apple's organizational chart.

EBay Inc (EBAY) Earnings Preview: Q3 Profit Up On PayPal Growth And Accelerated Sales

The operator of eBay.com is expected to report higher profit on the strength of its PayPal business and better sales.

US Stock Futures Point To Higher Open As Congress Inches Close To Agreement On Budget, Debt Ceiling

Investors seem cautiously optimistic that Congress will ink a deal to end the US government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.

HTC (2498) Turns To Chinese Smartphone Market After Posting First Ever Net Loss Since Going Public

Having lost favor in the U.S., the Taiwanese company is now hoping to relaunch itself in China.

Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): A Trade Agreement You Should Care About

The pact, arguably the most important trade agreement in a generation, emerged after a decade of trade talk dissapointment.

Russian Defense Minister Pitches Weapons To Brazil, Trying To Break Western Monopoly

Does Russian defense minister's visit mean that Moscow is in and Boeing is out when it comes to lucrative arms sales to Brazil?

Germany’s ZEW Economic Sentiment Index Climbs To Highest Mark Since April 2010; UK Inflation Inches Up

While German sentiment shot up, inflation in the UK inched up but not enough to convince analysts to mark the start of an upward trend.

Cyclone Phailin Death Toll Limited To 15 Thanks To Timely Mass Evacuation; Rehabilitation Is Next Challenge

The upcoming challenges for the authorities include rehabilitating the thousands of evacuees and rebuilding the severely damaged region.

American Economists Eugene Fama, Robert Shiller And Lars Peter Hansen Share Economics Nobel Prize

The independent findings of Eugene Fama, Lars Peter Hansen and Robert Shiller transformed the way financial markets are evaluated.

Coldwater Creek Suspends Quarterly Guidance As Troubled Women’s Specialty Retailer Shops For Potential Mergers Or Joint Ventures

The Idaho-based apparel retailer is looking for "strategic alternatives."

Survey: One In 4 US Car Buyers Say Government Shutdown, Debt Ceiling Fiasco Have Affected Their Purchasing Decisions; Most See Interest Rates Rising On Financing

Many see the cost of auto loans rising. Most are unaware the department responsible for auto safety is closed right now.

China's Wealthiest In The Market For Quality Bodyguards

With the Chinese wealthier than ever, there is now a demand for bodyguards in China.

How The Shutdown And Possible Default Affect Latin America: Trade And Growth In The Region Would Take Major Hit

Latin America watches the federal shutdown with apprehension. And a U.S. default would put the entire region in serious trouble.

Nissan, Mercedes-Benz Top Carmakers Most Linked With Autonomous Driving Technology; But Google Leads All, Including General Motors (GM), Ford (F)

The verdict is still out on whether self-driving cars will be embraced, but automakers aren’t idling the advanced technology.

Government Shutdown 2013: What Are The Most At-Risk States For Federal Employees, Veterans, Small Business Owners And Mortgage Holders

Now in its third week, it's clear that the government's partial shutdown is affecting many more people than just federal employees.

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