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Vietnam's Tiger Economy Recovering With Rising Foreign Investment

After hitting bottom in 2012, Vietnam's economy is now slowly recovering.

Samsung Smartphone Sales Set To Double In Africa As Continent's Economies Post Strong Growth

Samsung sets sights on doubling its business in sub-Saharan Africa but it will face challenges from local taxation, infrastructure, and cheap Chinese gear.

Bombardier (BBD.B) Airplanes Could Profit From Dubai Air Show 2013

Industrial analysts were bullish on the Canadian aircraft maker after meeting with company management on Tuesday.

Over 100,000 Weibo Accounts Penalized In China For Distributing 'Unlawful' Content

More than 100,000 Chinese social media accounts are reportedly being penalized for violating the country's online behavior guidelines.

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China's Third Plenum Communique Reactions: All Talk, No Action Following Government Meeting

China's biggest political meeting so far under new President Xi Jinping has concluded. The public's reaction was far from positive.

High Temperatures Prepare 2013 To Be Among Top 10 Warmest Years Since 1850; Australia Records Highest Temperature, While U.S. Moderates

Rising land and ocean temperatures in 2013 have been driven by an unprecedented increase in greenhouse gases.

Silver Streaming Giant Silver Wheaton (SLW) Sees Deals Benefit From Subdued Precious Metals Space

Silver Wheaton CEO Randy Smallwood is confident that silver prices will reach a bottom in the near future.

US Stock Futures Indicate Pause In Rally On Technicals; Macy’s, NetApp, Cisco Earnings On Watch

Near record-highs and technical resistance levels, earnings and developments at the Fed could be reasons for a pause in the rally.

Why One World Trade Center Almost Didn’t Qualify As Tallest Building In The US

CTBUH named One World Trade Center the tallest building in the U.S. Tuesday thanks to its spire, but it took a great deal of convincing.

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Microsoft Windows Phone Shipments Leap In Third Quarter, Phablet Sales On The Rise (MSFT)

Meanwhile, phablet sales made up one out of every five smartphone shipped.

In Mexico, Retirees Resort To Informal Jobs To Make Up For Meager Pensions

Never mind the years they spent paying their taxes, many retirees in Mexico do not make enough with their pensions to make ends meet.

Global GDP Growth Will Likely Fall To 2.9 Percent In 2013: Here’s What Will Happen After [Charts]

The recent recession slowed global GDP growth to 3.2 percent in 2012, and it's still falling.

Russia's Slow Economy Is Dampening Eastern Europe's Economic Growth As The European Bank For Reconstruction And Development Cut The Region's Growth For 2013 and 2014

A report from the EBRD says that eastern Europe's economy is rebounding but may suffer if Russia continues its downward spiral.

Global Economy Will Grow by 3.1 Percent in 2014

The report from the Conference Board also forecasts slow economic growth for the U.S. next year.

Carlyle Group President's Pick For Next Hot Private Equity Market May Surprise You: Hint, It's Not For 'The Faint Hearted'

Sub-Saharan Africa is poised for growth, and investors are interested despite challenges plaguing the area.

China's Single's Day Nov. 11 Shopping Extravaganza Overwhelms Postal Workers [PHOTOS]

In the week after China's Singles Day online sales, postal and parcel workers will have to deliver more than 300 million packages.

Foreign Companies Return To U.S. Exchanges: IPOs 2013

2013 has been a banner year for foreign companies listing on U.S. exchanges.

China's Third Plenum: Markets Will Play 'Decisive' Role, Formation Of Economic Reform-Focused Leading Group

Markets will be allowed to play a "decisive" role in resource allocation, the Third Plenum decided.

Retina iPad Mini Release Date Arrives: Device Now Available On Apple’s Online Store

Apple finally launched the iPad mini with Retina display on Tuesday, and the tablet can now be ordered through its online store.

Worldwide Smartphone Subscriptions To Reach 5.6 Billion By 2019 With Networks To Cover 90 Percent Of World’s Population

It took five years to reach 1 billion smartphone subscriptions, but the 2-billion mark will be hit in less than two years, a new report says.

Rent-A-Boyfriend Business Booming In China As Women Hire Fake Beaus To Please Nagging Parents

Young Chinese women are renting bogus boyfriends online to take home to their marriage-pushing parents.

Chinese Netizens' Mixed Reaction To Philippine Typhoon Haiyan Destruction

While China's government has sent relief funds to the Philippines despite an ongoing territorial dispute, some Chinese claim the typhoon was "karma."

Federal Debt Is The Same As Slavery, Sarah Palin Says

According to the Republican ex-governor, U.S. federal debt and slavery are the same thing. But don't worry: She's not being racist about it.

China Celebrates Single's Day With Record-Breaking Sales For Alibaba And Other Internet Retailers

Nov. 11, known as Single's Day in China, sent singles and couples alike to retail websites for record-breaking sales this year.

WhatsApp, SnapChat And LINE: Why Mobile Messaging Apps Are Taking Teens Away From Facebook

Teens are gravitating away from Facebook and communicating more on mobile messaging apps like WhatsApp, LINE, Kik and others.

Apple iPad Air Explodes: Why The ‘Burst Of Flames’ Was Likely A Charger Issue, Not An iPad Problem

The iPad Air is hot right now -- so hot, in fact, one demo model almost burned down a Vodafone store in Australia.

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