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PPR to buy former James Bond tailor Brioni

Luxury and retail group PPR SA said it has agreed terms to acquire the Italian suitmaker that once clothed James Bond.

Ericsson sees weaker Q4 margin, cautious customers

Sony Buys-Out Ericsson’s Share of Smartphone Business

Ericsson, the world's top mobile network gear maker, cautioned that new lower-margin business would hit profitability in the fourth quarter and the global slowdown could mean its customers spend less.

Pre-Market NASDAQ Movers (SODA, YONG, KITD, PANL, CTEL, ROVI, NILE, STEC, ALSK, GRRF)

The Nasdaq Composite stock market index is seen inside its studios at Times Square in New York in this file image

The top pre-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: SodaStream International, Yongye International, KIT digital, Universal Display, and City Telecom HK. The top pre-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: Rovi, Blue Nile, STEC, Alaska Communications Systems Group, and China GrenTech.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has shown signs of commitment to reforming the Malaysian economy

Malaysia Economic Growth Forecast: the Rise of the Globalist Influence

Malaysia wants economic growth. It wants to catapult itself from a middle-income country to a high-income country.

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Apple iCloud - the New Digital Hub

Barclays Capital believes that iCloud could be Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AAPL) most important new service since the launch of iTunes in 2003.

China inflation, output make room for pro-growth steps

Chinese industrial output in October grew at its weakest annual pace in a year and inflation fell sharply, raising expectations Beijing will do more to support economic growth by fine tuning policy.

AB InBev Q3 profits rise despite same beer drunk

Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, increased profits by more than expected in the third quarter after charging more for the same amount of beer.

Asian Markets and European Futures Rise on Berlusconi Departure

European shares looked set to follow Asian equities higher Wednesday and the euro steadied after Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he would resign, raising hopes the debt-ridden country would proceed with reforms that may keep Europe's debt crisis from spreading.

Shares up on Italy reform hopes, cooling China inflation

European shares looked set to follow Asian equities higher on Wednesday and the euro steadied after Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he would resign, raising hopes the debt-ridden country would proceed with reforms that may keep Europe's debt crisis from spreading.

China Sets Another Model, Shows How to Reduce Inflation Rate

The annual inflation rate in China fell to 5.5 percent in October as a result of the government measures to curb rapidly rising prices.

China Inflation Cools in October; More Policy Shifts Seen

China's annual inflation rate fell sharply in October to 5.5 percent in a further pullback from July's three-year peak, giving Beijing more room to fine tune policy to help an economy feeling the chill of a global slowdown.

IMF Chief Warns World Economy Risks 'Lost Decade'

The head of the International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday that Europe's debt crisis risked plunging the global economy into a lost decade and said it was up to rich nations to shoulder the burden of restoring growth and confidence.

Customers inspect washing machines at a supermarket in Wuhan

China Inflation Eases in October; Premier Reports Price Drop

China's annual inflation rate eased to 5.5 percent in October, a third straight month of decline from July's three-year peak and Premier Wen Jiabao said prices had fallen further since then.

Ex-Motorola Software Engineer Hanjuan Jin on Trial for Stealing Trade Secrets

A 41-year-old ex-Motorola software engineer accused of stealing trade secrets for her native country, China, is currently on trial and is looking at 15 years in prison if she is convicted of economic espionage.

Lady Gaga Wins Big at MTV EMAs: Her Top Guises [PHOTOS]

Lady Gaga's outlandish outfits steal every show set she steps on and Sunday's MTV Europe Music Awards were no exception. Gaga transformed into paper, storming the stage on what appeared to be an artificial moon. The effect: paper moon

London 2012 Posters: Modern Art meets Olympic Ads [PHOTOS]

The 12 official posters for the 2012 London Olympics were revealed Nov. 4 and they don't look anything like what you'd expect!

A man walks out of the Nairobi Stock Exchange in Kenya's capital Nairobi

Kenya starts FTSE-based stock indexes, eyes bonds

Nairobi Securities Exchange has launched two stock indexes in conjunction with FTSE Group, and said on Tuesday it planned to start one for Treasury bonds next year.

An electronic board displaying movements in major indices is seen at Johannesburg stock exchange in Sandton

S.Africa stocks inch up, JSE declines

South African stocks inched to their highest close in seven sessions on Tuesday, rising 0.5 percent as banks and retailers rose on hopes a budget vote in Italy could help move the euro zone closer to resolution of its debt crisis.

Iranian President Ahmadinejad speaks during antichemical weapon ceremony in Tehran

Ahmadinejad: 'We Do Not Need a Bomb,' Denies Iran has Nuclear Bomb

As the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency prepares to unveil its report on Iran's nuclear program, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tuesday that the Islamic republican did not need a nuclear mob to confront the United States.

PepsiCo taking more time to review its business

PepsiCo Inc's management and its board will extend their ongoing review of business plans for 2012 and beyond, the food and beverage maker said on Tuesday.

Kate and Pippa Middleton Chunky Dolls go on Sale in the US

Kate and Pippa Middleton may be one of the worlds most sought after sisters, but it looks like people may hesitate before purchasing their latest replica dolls as their clunky, chunky nature strip them from their royal grace.

McDonald's key October sales top expectations

McDonald's Corp reported a bigger-than-expected rise in worldwide October sales at established restaurants as it continues to outperform competitors in an uncertain global economy.

Ukraine Land Reform: the Next Big Agricultural Boom?

Theoretically speaking, a sensible Ukraine land reform could set off an agricultural boom in a country commonly known as the “breadbasket of Europe.”

BMW, Volkswagen post robust October growth

German carmakers BMW and Volkswagen reported robust vehicle sales growth in October.

Apple iPhone 4S Soaring Demand, Daily Stock Sold Out at Most Stores

Owing to the soaring demand of Apple's recently launched fifth-generation iPhone - the iPhone 4S, an inventory survey reveals that most Apple stores in the U.S. and abroad have run out of stock on a daily basis.