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Mozambique plans no local mine ownership targets

A mine worker looks on underground in Modderfontein east mine

Mozambique has no plans to impose local ownership requirements on its mining industry and it will not seek overly high government stakes in mining ventures that could deter investors, its national director of mines said.

S.Africa direct exposure to euro zone crisis low: Motlanthe

South African Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe

South Africa's direct economic exposure to countries at the epicentre of the euro zone debt problems is low, but the risk of increased trade protectionism as a result of the crisis could harm local exports, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said on Wednesday.

Gold Busts 4-Day Losing Streak on Safe Haven Buying

Gold prices broke a four-day losing streak Tuesday as investors worried about a possible liquidity crisis in the Eurozone sought protection for their money in the yellow metal.

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People wait in front of electoral posters at a bus stop in Seville

Spaniards Vote Sunday as They Seek Way to Surmount Economic Crisis

Spaniards are voting in a parliamentary election on Sunday that is expected to throw out the ruling Socialists and bring in a new center-right government to tackle the country's dire economic situation.

Driving under the influence of cannabis almost doubles the risk of a serious accident

Prominent Figures Urge David Cameron to Legalize Drugs

The group is also urging that governments and courts treat drug addiction as a “medical” problem, instead of a criminal violation.

Prime ministerial candidate Perez Rubalcaba of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party poses with a supporter in Fuenlabrada

Spain Faces Crucial Election Sunday

Unrest and anger run deep against the ruling leftist Socialist Workers Party, which is almost guaranteed to lose the election.

Asia needs further steps amid euro zone crisis: Japan PM

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said on Saturday Asia needs to consider further steps to avoid a financial crisis as the euro zone's debt problems could spill into the region.

Dance Therapy: A Profession With its Own Rhythm

Dance therapy, a field expected to grow 15 percent by 2018, uses the body's movement as a door to mental and physical health.

A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Panic Selling Sends Jefferies Into Tailspin as Company Tries to Fend Off Rumors

Negative rumors have turned Jefferies Group Inc. into the latest financial whipping boy. A controversial report from ratings agency Egan-Jones, which the firm has stood by, has spooked the markets. Jefferies is insistent that it remains solid. Who will investors believe?

Eurozone woes squeeze bank funding

Fear over European banks' exposure to risky government debt stalked markets and harried bank executives on Friday, as unsecured lending between banks evaporated and the cost of secured loans rose.

All eyes on Europe's 7 percent yields

LONDON - In some cultures, the number 7 is mystical and magical; in the euro zone, it's a Mayday call.

A machine counts and sorts out euro notes at the Belgian Central Bank in Brussels

Even Chance ECB will Start Printing Money: Reuters Poll

The European Central Bank could soon bow to pressure to print money to prevent a further escalation of the euro zone's debt crisis, with respondents in a Reuters poll giving an even probability the ECB would adopt a policy of quantitative easing.

Stocks fall on fears of spiraling euro crisis

World stocks fell on Friday, extending an overnight slide, with renewed pressure on Spanish bonds reflecting fears the euro zone's debt crisis was spiraling out of control.

Euro zone, technicals unnerve Wall Street

Trigger-happy investors dumped stocks on Thursday, scared by the market's sudden fall through a key technical level brought on by more worries about Europe's debt troubles.

Emergency post-election measures won't save Spain

Spain's new government may rush through emergency measures immediately after Sunday's parliamentary election, but unless the euro zone finds a durable systemic solution to its debt crisis, Madrid will still be forced to seek a financial rescue.

Wall Street Drops on Nerves, S&P Falls Below Key Level

Stocks fell sharply in early afternoon on Thursday as nervous investors bailed out of the market, after the S&P 500 broke a key technical level.

Wall St extends losses; Nasdaq off 2 percent

Stocks dropped sharply in early afternoon trading on Thursday, with the Nasdaq down about 2 percent, as investors pulled out of risky assets.

Wall Street dips as Europe offsets U.S. pickup signs

Stocks edged lower on Thursday as rising yields on euro zone debt overshadowed optimism from data showing improvement by the U.S. economy.

Wall Street Flat as Eurozone Debt Fears Persist

Stocks were little changed on Thursday as concerns over rising yields on Eurozone debt kept optimism over another round of improved U.S. economic data in check.

Wall Street flat as euro zone debt fears persist

Stocks were little changed on Thursday as concerns over rising yields on euro zone debt kept optimism over another round of improved U.S. economic data in check.

Wall Street drops as euro zone debt worries persist

Stocks fell on Thursday as concerns over rising yields on euro zone debt outweighed another round of improved U.S. economic data.

Wall Street Set for Flat Open, Data Offsets Eurozone

Stock index futures were set to open little changed on Thursday as investors balanced another round of improved U.S. economic data with concerns over rising yields on Eurozone debt.

Wall Street set for flat open, data offsets euro zone

Stock index futures were set to open little changed on Thursday as investors balanced another round of improved U.S. economic data with concerns over rising yields on euro zone debt.