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Japanese researches clone rare earth metal

Japanese researchers at the Kyoto University have broken the rare earth import jinx as they have created a new alloy which resembles rare metal palladium, bringing a sigh of relief to countries depending on Chinese exports of rare earth metals.
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NYC tops London for real estate investors

The U.S. real estate market is improving, at least for foreign investment dollars, according to the Association for Foreign Investment in Real Estate, or AFIRE.
South African President Jacob Zuma shakes hands with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao at the Zhongnanhai Leaders' Compound in Beijing

What is behind China's move to include South Africa in BRIC grouping?

South Africa is about to join the Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) grouping and will attend the first summit of the leading emerging economies in April this year, but doubts remain over the suitability of the African nation to be in the exclusive club of the fast-growing economies.
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Top Pre-Market NASDAQ Gainers (XING, IPXL, MGIC, MELI, LLEN)

The top pre-market NASDAQ stock market gainers are: Qiao Xing Universal Resources, Impax Laboratories, Magic Software Enterprises, Mercadolibre, L & L Energy, ON Semiconductor, Ceragon Networks, ChinaCache International Holdings, Melco Crown Entertainment, and F5 Networks.

Best performing assets in 2010: Precious Metals, led by Silver

The entire precious metals complex had a stellar run in 2010, led by palladium's 97 percent rise and Silver's 83 percent gain. Gold yielded investors a 29.7 percent profit in 2010, the tenth consecutive annual gain in a row.
Spain's King Juan Carlos walks with members of Cepsa during his visit to a Cepsa refinery in Palos de la Frontera

Rising demand should push up crude oil prices in 2011

Many investment banks and commodity analysts have taken a highly bullish stance on crude oil prices for 2011, based largely on economic recovery in the U.S., continued money-printing by the Federal Reserve (thereby, weakening U.S. dollar) and persistent high demand from the emerging markets, particularly China and India.

World leaders promise better economy, more jobs in 2011

Hope, despair, promises and more promises. World leaders have spelled out their intent, or say an 'action plan' for the coming year. Note them all, some merely possible, some probably intricate others perhaps a bunch of lies.
A flag flies on outside of the New York Stock Exchange building in New York in this May 6, 2010 file photo.

Top Ten Predictions for U.S. Economy/Markets in 2011

Top Ten Predictions for U.S. Economy/Markets in 2011. These predictions come from Michael Yoshikami, president and chief investment strategist of YCMNET Advisors Inc. in Walnut Creek, Cal.
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Top After-Market NASDAQ Gainers (NSPH, CBAK, ENZN, CERS, BWEN)

The top after-market NASDAQ stock market gainers are: Nanosphere, China BAK Battery, Enzon Pharmaceuticals, Cerus, Broadwind Energy, Wonder Auto Technology, Oncothyreon, China Natural Gas, Myriad Genetics, and Immersion.
A labourer works at the site of a rare earth metals mine at Nancheng county, Jiangxi province October 29, 2010.

China may slash rare earth mineral export quota by half

The China government may slash export quotas of rare earth mineral by half in 2011, according to China Securities Journal, after Beijing raised international concern by cutting exports of the minerals next year.
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Connected TVs On The Rise

More than one in five TVs shipped this year were in some way connected.

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