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Dow Declines 512 Points, Zaps Investor Confidence

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Fears of a new recession caused the stock market to take a deep plunge on Thursday making it the worst day since the financial crisis in 2008. The Dow Jones industrial average declined 512.76 points, or 4.13 percent, closing at 11, 383.68.

S.Africa mines union considers new Implats pay offer

Striking rail and port workers demanding a 15 percent increase in salary
South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers said on Thursday Impala Platinum had improved its wage offer in a bid to avert a strike which could impact production at the world's second-largest producer of the precious metal.
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TSX off 3.5 percent, weakest since Oct on growth fears

TSX drops more than 3 percent as global markets tumble

Toronto's main stock index slumped more than 3 percent on Thursday, as rising concerns about global growth more than wiped out the previous session's late-day rally and knocked world markets lower.
Predators' Weber gets record $7.5 million in arbitration

Predators' Weber gets record $7.5 million in arbitration

Nashville Predators captain Shea Weber, one of the top defenseman in the National Hockey League (NHL), was awarded a record $7.5 million one-year contract by an arbitrator, the team said on Wednesday.
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Search on For Safe Investment Ports in Crisis

The global economy is more sluggish than first thought, government bonds offer no real return, gold is super expensive and stock markets sell off at the slightest setback.
3D High Speed Imaging Tech To Screen Cancer

New 3D High Speed Imaging to Screen Cancer

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has extended the use of 3D imaging technology to screen oesophageal and colon cancer. The new imaging system is based on Optical coherence tomography (OCT) and has the advantage of detecting underlying microscopic pre-cancerous tissues.
New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg

New York City's Bloomberg to Use Own Money to Aid Minority Youth

New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is not waiting for Congress to address long-standing social concerns: he's donating $30 million of his money to launch a new $127 million program to improve the lives of thousands of young black and Latino men, who are cut off from New York City's civic, educational, and economic life.
A South African child holds a 50 rand note in a file photo

S.Africa bonds up sharply, stocks at 5-week lows

South African government bonds rallied sharply on Wednesday and the yield on the benchmark note fell to 9-month lows as a gloomy global economic climate cast a shadow on the domestic outlook.
Bull and a bear styrofoam figurines are pictured at the trading floor of Frankfurt's stock exchange in a wide-angle picture taken during morning trading session

Stocks negative on the year, gold hits record

Major stock indexes around the world lost all of their gains on the year and gold hit a record on Tuesday after a deal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling gave no comfort to investors preoccupied with sluggish global growth.
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Breaking Benjamin Split Over Song Dispute

Breaking Benjamin, the Pennsylvania based alternative metal band, are no longer together. The band is facing some internal legal issues.
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Swiss franc roars as markets dump risk

The Swiss franc held hefty gains in Asia on Wednesday, having rocketed to record highs as investors scrambled for a safe haven on renewed tensions in the euro zone debt market and worries about a global slowdown.
The Bank of Korea governor Kim answers a reporter's question during a news conference after a rate setting meeting at the bank's headquarters in Seoul

Bank of Korea buys gold, first time since '97-'98

South Korea's central bank bought 25 tonnes of gold over the past two months in its first purchase in more than a decade, saying the time was ripe to boost its gold holding, but markets barely moved on the news.
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Asian stocks fall on data, US debt; eyes on yen

Asian shares fell on Tuesday on concerns about a downgrade of the United States credit rating and economic worries after sluggish data, while the yen gave some gains on jitters over the possibility of intervention by Bank of Japan.
Gold steady below record; debt talks eyed

Gold flat after South Korea buy

Gold was flat in early trade on Tuesday, supported by the gold purchase by South Korea's central bank, while investors watched the outcome of a vote on the debt deal.
'Diablo 3' Release Date Announced By Blizzard: Top 5 RPGs To Play While You Wait

Diablo 3 Beta Buzz [PHOTOS & VIDEOS]

Blizzard is expected to release its beta version of Diablo 3 later this year. Meanwhile, it has opened up registrations for beta testers.

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