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Developed Countries Suffer Wage Squeeze - Minimum Wages Key To Cutting Working Poverty: ILO

Average salaries in developed countries are expected to have risen by no more than inflation in 2012.

Lea T And Other Brazilian Transgender Models Paved The Way For Fashion's Latest Trend [PHOTOS]

Fashion's Newest Trend: Brazilian Transgender Models

The fashion world is embracing its newest trend: Brazil's pack of stunning transgender models which first started in 2010 with Lea T.

Airlines Spending Big On More Fuel-Efficient Jets

Bombardier and Boeing are securing big orders as carriers like Delta Air Lines upgrade fleet fuel efficiency.

A Kodak screen is seen at Times Square in New York

Kodak Shares Gain On Reports Patents Finally Sold

Shares of bankrupt Eastman Kodak (PINK:EKDKQ) rose 5 percent Thursday after reports it had finally sold about 1,100 imaging patents.

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Israel Keyes Update: Samantha Koenig Suspect Buried Murder Kits In Anchorage And New York [PHOTO]

Israel Keyes, the Alaskan man who confessed to seven murders before killing himself in a jail cell, told police that he traveled the country to find victims and buried caches of weapons, money and tools for disposing of bodies to use in future crimes.

November US Jobs Report, ECB December Meeting: Economic Events For Dec. 4-7

Superstorm Sandy will likely put dent in the November jobs report.

2012 Mobile Phone Sales To Rise Only 1.4%: IDC

Smartphones may be the global rage, but sales of all mobile phones will rise a mere 1.4 percent this year, IDC forecast.

Fleetwood Mac Tours Again In 2013

Fleetwood Mac plans to tour again in 2013. The 34-city tour encompassing the United States and Canada commences in Columbus, Ohio, April 4 and winds up in Detroit June 12.

World’s Best Winter Festivals

It may be freezing cold outside, but winter is when festival season truly heats up.

Scientists Find Stricter Rules Help Curb Hockey Injuries To Youth

Mandatory rules against aggressive play, including things like the banning of bodychecking, resulted in an average decrease of between one and six penalties per game and injury rates decreased by anywhere from three- to 12-fold, a new study found.

Advocacy Groups Demand Susan Rice Rid Herself Of Oil Sands Shares

Advocacy groups say Ambassador Rice must get rid of all her oil sands investments, if she secures the U.S. secretary of state post.

The No-Votes At The UN Palestine Vote: Who Are They, And What Happens Now?

Canada withdrew its diplomats from Ramallah, and Israel approved new settlements in the West Bank. Was the Palestine vote worth it?

Full Text: Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird's Speech On Palestine's Upgraded Status At The UN

Ahead of Thursday evening's vote on Palestine's status at the UN, Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird explained why Canada opposed the measure and would vote no.

Palestinians Win UN Vote; US And Israel Furious

The assembly voted 138-9 in favor of the measure, with 41 countries abstaining.

Congressional Hispanic Caucus’ Immigration Reform Guidelines: Will They Help Structure The Debate?

An analysis of the caucus' expectations for immigration reform shows how complex the immigration issue is.

Susan Rice Has Financial Stake In Controversial Keystone XL Pipeline

Rice invests in several Canadian oil companies that may benefit if the U.S. State Department approves the Keystone XL Pipeline.

$1 Coins Instead Of Bills Saves Green For The US

If the U.S. switched from paper bills to $1 coins, it could save the government a lot of money.

Steven Tyler Apologizes To Nick Minaj For 'Cornfield' Comment Towards ‘American Idol’ Judge [VIDEO]

After Nicki Minaji exploded in a Twitter tirade, Steven Tyler apologized for "Bob Dylan cornfield" comment.

Wii Mini Release Date Coming Next Month For Canadian Gamers, But No Word On Other Markets

On Tuesday Nintendo announced that a smaller version of its Wii, known as the Wii Mini, will also be launching just as the holiday season rolls in.

RIM Shares Soar 50% In November On BlackBerry 10 Hopes

Since it announced the BlackBerry 10 on Jan. 30, shares of developer Research in Motion have soared.

Powerball Jackpot At Record High: 5 Tips To Win Lottery Wednesday

Despite odds of one in 175 million, Americans are seeking tips to win Wednesday's Powerball with a record $425 million jackpot.

US 17th In Global Education Ranking; Finland, South Korea Claim Top Spots

The United States was ranked 17th in an assessment of the education systems of 50 countries.

Cyber Monday Bigger Than Last Year, Starts Earlier, Lasts Longer.

The migration of shopping to virtual storefronts was in full display on “Cyber Monday,” the biggest online shopping sale day of the year.

Justin Bieber Booed At Canadian Football Game

Bieber performed to boos at Canada's football Grey Cup halftime show Sunday.

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Canadian Mark Carney To Become Bank Of England Governor

Bank of Canada Gov. Mark Carney will become the first non-Briton to ever head the Bank of England.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs holds the new " iPad" during the launch of Apple's new tablet computing device in San Francisco

Apple’s iPad Book Ban Violates The Hippie Spirit Of Steve Jobs: Author

Peter Ovig Knudsen, a bestselling Danish author, is fighting Apple over its decision to ban his "Hippie" series from its iBookstore platform.

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Developed Countries Suffer Wage Squeeze - Minimum Wages Key To Cutting Working Poverty: ILO

Lea T And Other Brazilian Transgender Models Paved The Way For Fashion's Latest Trend [PHOTOS]

Airlines Spending Big On More Fuel-Efficient Jets

Kodak Shares Gain On Reports Patents Finally Sold

Oy Gay: Israel Grants First Same-Sex Divorce

Windows Phone 8 Release: Nokia Lumia 620 To Launch In 2013 As Lumia 920T Hits China

Starbucks Will Add 1,500 Stores In The U.S. Next Year, Offer Teavana Products

Wal-Mart Would Love To Have A Banking License, But It Doesn't Necessarily Need One

Urgent Warning For US Shoppers: 10 Grocery Staples That Will Soon Be Eye-Wateringly Expensive