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Why Euro Will Not Collapse

The ongoing sovereign crisis in the eurozone countries has renewed concerns over the fate of the euro, the second largest reserve currency as well as the second most traded currency in the world.

Chinese software company placed security holes in its products; US issues warning

A Chinese software company is alleged to have placed security holes in its products sold to chemical defense and energy companies in Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa. Beijing-based Sunway ForceControl makes SCADA (Supervisory control and data acquisition) software which is used in computer systems that control and monitor manufacturing plants and equipment used by different industries.

Boeing refuses to rush decision on 737 upgrades

Boeing Co says it feels no pressure to rush a decision on whether to re-engine or redesign its best-selling 737 narrow-body, despite impressive orders for an upgraded version of the competing plane -- the Airbus A320neo.

Maine Republican Caucus 2012: Ron Paul's Speech [FULL TEXT & VIDEO]

Ron Paul Trounces Republican Rivals in 2011 RLC Straw Poll

Rep. Ron Paul, R-TX, on Saturday easily won the presidential straw poll for the Republican Leadership Conference 2011 as the congressman pursues a bid to gain the Republican nomination for President in the 2012 race.

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3 Reasons why Google’s Chrome OS will fail

With the announcement of the Chromebook from Google, tech analysts, investors and consumers are watching closely to see if Google is more than a two trick pony. Google isn’t the only company betting big on the cloud either - Apple, Microsoft and Amazon have all made big moves into the cloud.

Profitless Pandora pricks the tech bubble

It had all the signs of another dotcom bubble: A start-up without a convincing business plan or any foreseeable chance of turning a profit saw its shares soar in the first hours after its stock market debut.

Chinese officials stole $120 billion, highlights corruption problem

The latest figure to hit the front pages about China’s corruption problem is that $120 billion have been embezzled and smuggled out of the country since the mid-1990s, according to a Chinese government report.

IPO View: Profitless Pandora pricks the tech bubble

It had all the signs of another dotcom bubble: A startup without a convincing business plan or any foreseeable chance of turning a profit saw its shares soar in the first hours after its stock market debut.

An employee seals a stack of yuan banknotes at a branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China in Huaibei

Corrupt Chinese Officials Have Stolen $120-Bln Since Mid-1990s

Thousands of corrupt Chinese government officials have stolen more than $120-billion from the mid-1990s to 2008, according to a report from China’s central bank.

IMF cuts U.S. growth forecast, warns of crisis

The International Monetary Fund cut its forecast for U.S. economic growth on Friday and warned Washington and debt-ridden European countries that they are playing with fire unless they take immediate steps to reduce their budget deficits.

France warns G20 farm deal far from guaranteed

A deal on steps to curb food price volatility between G20 agriculture ministers next week is reachable but far from guaranteed, French Farm Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Friday.

Analysis: In India, hotel operators invest, educate

In the United States, big hotel chains get to float above the fray. India brings them down to earth.

Mexico's Carstens: too early to comment on Japan

Mexican Central Bank Governor Agustin Carstens, a contender to head the International Monetary Fund, said on Friday that it would be premature for him to comment on whether he earned Japan's support for his bid to become head of the fund.

Google-backed Xunlei postpones up to $200 mln Nasdaq IPO: IFR

Xunlei Ltd, a Chinese Internet platform company in which Google Inc has a small stake, decided to postpone its initial public offering of up to $200 million in the United States because of unfavorable market conditions, IFR reported on Friday, quoting a source with knowledge of the decision.

People look at an electronic board at a brokerage house in Shanghai

Shanghai Could Become World’s Top Financial center In Decade: Report

The teeming Chinese metropolis of Shanghai could become the world’s largest financial center in a decade, according to a report from KPMG and FTSE.

Google-backed Xunlei postpones Nasdaq IPO: IFR

Xunlei Ltd, a Chinese Internet platform company in which Google has a small stake, decided to postpone its initial public offering of up to $200 million in the United States because of unfavorable market conditions, IFR reported on Friday, quoting a source with knowledge of the decision.

Hostility brewing in South China Sea? Philippines joins race sending World War II vessel

The Philippines on Friday announced that it will send its World War II vessel to a borderline part of the South China Sea after China headed its coastal patrol vessels in the waters.

Post-Market NASDAQ Movers (WRES, MNKD, AFFX, AMAP, CATY, RIMM, JRJC, MMSI, MIND, MOTR)

The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: Warren Resources, MannKind Corp, Affymetrix, AutoNavi Holdings and Cathay General Bancorp. The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: Research in Motion, China Finance Online, Merit Medical Systems, Mitcham Industries and Motricity.

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