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Housing Sales And The Euro Struggling To Recover As Other Assets And Investments Make Huge Rebounds Since Financial Crisis

After the Crash of 2008, a lot of assets lost a huge amount of value, but most have bounced back -- save two.

FDA Slaps Import Ban On Ranbaxy's Indian Facility: Move Affects Generic Major's Revival Plans; Strides Arcolab Too Receives Warning

FDA banned import of drugs manufactured at Ranbaxy's newest Indian plant, dealing a blow to the generic major's comeback plans.

Navy Yard Shooting: Twitter Attacks Henry Winkler Over Gun-Control Tweet As Liberals And Conservatives Rush To Politicize Tragedy

Former “Happy Days” actor Henry Winkler wasted no time politicizing the mass shooting in Washington on Monday, while pro-gun advocates fired back with political tweets of their own.

Pebble Partner Withdrawal Is Major Blow: Who Could The Next Partner Be?

The London partner of a global mining partnership withdrew from a $4.6 billion Alaskan mine proposal, leaving the project’s future shaky.

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Citigroup (C) Analysts Forecast S&P 500 At 1900 By 2014, An All-Time High

The analysts combined nine mostly quantitative methods to come up with the noteworthy 1900 figure.

Anglo American (AAL) Exiting Alaska's Giant Pebble Project, Potentially World's Largest Copper Mine, Leaving Northern Dynasty Sole Owner

Will Northern Dynasty Minerals have to find a partner for Pebble to replace Anglo American?

U.S. Stocks Could Open Higher Ahead Of FOMC Meeting As Summers No Longer A Potential Candidate For Fed Chair

Investors await the Federal Reserve's decision on its bond-buying program while the race for the Fed's top job is thrown wide open again.

India August WPI Inflation Grows At Its Fastest Pace In 6 Months; Hurts Rate Cut Hopes Needed To Kickstart Ailing Economy

India's wholesale price inflation, or WPI, rose more than expected in August hurting chances of a key policy rate cut later this week.

Taiwan's HTC Laid Off 20% Of Its US Workforce As Company Struggles To Regain Market Share

Taiwan's HTC downsized about 20 percent of its U.S. workforce as part of a broad restructuring plan.

Lawrence Summers Won’t Be The Next Chairman Of The US Federal Reserve, President Barack Obama Says

The president has accepted Lawrence Summers’ decision to withdraw from consideration as Federal Reserve chairman.

Lawrence Summers Distancing Himself From Banks As White House Stays Mum On Choice For Next Fed Chairman (Or Woman)

Bank-sponsored events are off the agenda as Summers’ waits to see if he’ll be nominated as the next Fed chief.

Week Ahead: FOMC Meeting And Minutes, Lehman Brothers’ 5-Year Anniversary, RBI Rate Decision

As Barclays put it, next week may be the beginning of the end of “abnormalnomics.”

Shanghai Free Trade Zone Generates Cautious Excitement Ahead Of Launch

The pending launch of a Shanghai free-trade zone aimed at testing Chinese economic reforms has analysts cautiously buzzing.

Janelle Monae Addresses Her Sexuality: ‘Women Are Amazing ... And So Are Guys’

Singer Janelle Monae says she chooses to keep things private when it comes to her personal life.

GoFundMe And Accountability: Lax Crowdfunding Site Wants Loose Rules And Big Campaigns: Can It Have Both?

With its loose guidelines, GoFundMe urges users to donate only to people they know and trust. But doesn’t that defeat the whole purpose of crowd-funding?

The Bros Of Lehman Brothers: Where Are They Now? [INFOGRAPHIC]

When Lehman Brothers collapsed, it took down the careers of Dick Fuld, Erin Callan and Joe Gregory, among others.

Gold Market Slumps In Anticipation Of Tapering, And Don’t Forget Coming Fights Over Budget and Debt Ceiling, Too!

Even though the reduction in Fed stimulus will come as no surprise, next week is key for the gold market.

How Africa's landmass compares to other global regions.

Africa Poised For Unprecedented, Long-Term Economic Growth: Seven Drivers That Could Transform Africa Into The World's Economic Powerhouse

This may be Africa’s moment: Consider that mining may be one of the least of its many potentially lucrative assets and attributes.

Obama Team Denies Nikkei’s Report Larry Summers Will Be Named Fed Chairman

However, the administration left open the possibility that the Nikkei report may end up being true.

This Week In IBTimes Magazine

Lehman Brothers, Macaca Politics, Gays In Nigeria. In this week's IBTimes Magazine, a deep dive into global business and geopolitics.

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Open Ahead Of Retails Sales Data, PPI, Consumer Sentiment Report, Uncertainty Over Fed's Tapering Decision Next Week

Investors remain transfixed on economic data, the Fed's next move next week, and the Syrian crisis.

Walt Disney Plans To Buyback $6B To $8B In Shares

Walt Disney plans to buy back up to $8 billion in stock next year.

Japan Industrial Production Rose 3.4% In July; Revised Data Shows

The revised industrial production number is further evidence of a strengthening economy.

North American Oil Boom And Saudi Arabia Are Helping Keep Oil Markets Stable In Light Of The Conflict In Syria And Decreases In Production From Nigeria And Libya

Reduced production in Libya and Nigeria has contributed to a rise in oil prices, but increased production elsewhere may reverse that.

Germany Has More Leading Sustainable Companies Than The US, UK And Japan Combined

In autos, capital goods, household products, insurance and software, publicly traded firms based in Germany dominated the 24-sector list.

The Twitter IPO: Five Things You Need To Know Before You Invest

Twitter filed for its highly anticipated IPO Thursday. But the new JOBs act allows details of the filing to be secret another three weeks.

A De Blasio-Thompson Runoff: What’s The Real Cost?

Bill Thompson is insisting that every vote be counted in the Democratic mayoral primary, despite increasing support for frontrunner Bill de Blasio.

Twitter Going Public: Social Media Giant Confirms It Has Filed For Its IPO

Guess what Twitter's revenue is?

One pound bags of Dunkin' Donuts Original Blend coffee are on display at a Dunkin' Donuts store in Tewksbury, Massachusetts

Dunkin’ Donuts (DNKN) Invades The UK: Will It Succeed?

The major U.S. brand has tried its hand in several international markets, with mixed results in the past decade.

Chinese Multinational Companies Are Not Trusted Abroad, Especially In Developed Nations, For Lack Of Familiarity And State Involvement: Study

A new survey showed developed markets distrust Chinese corporations due to state involvement and lack of brand familiarity.

Super Pit, gold mine in Australia run by Barrick Gold and Newmont Mining

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