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In recent days, the two countries have taken significant steps to mend relations with each other.
German Business Morale Rebounds In November
The German economy has been hit by a slowdown in key euro zone trading partners.
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Any real benefit to China's economy will probably be the result of factors outside the country.
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As Modi prepares for his maiden SAARC summit, the future of the three-decade old bloc remains hostage to the India-Pakistan relationship.
China Surprises With Interest Rate Cut To Spur Growth
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China's Pollution And C02 Emissions Solution: Export It
China hopes to meet its pollution cap targets by sending big polluters overseas.
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Best Buy's Q3 Earnings Far Exceed Expectations
The electronics retailer reported an increase in sales, surprising analysts who predicted a drop.
Fed Focused On Sunny Side, Downplayed Global Woes In October
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Japan Exports Grow Strongly In October, Cutting Economic Gloom
Exports to Asia, which account for more than half of Japanese shipments, picked up to 10.5 percent in October from a year earlier.
Microsoft Shareholders Advised To Reject CEO Nadella's $65 Million Pay Package
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Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 Mixed Ahead Of Minutes From FOMC's October Meeting
The Federal Reserve is scheduled to release the latest minutes from the FOMC's October meeting on Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST.
Half Of Liberian Workforce Not Working Due To Ebola Virus: World Bank
While the spread of the Ebola outbreak appears to be slowing in Liberia, the economic impact of the virus has only just begun.
India To Impose Tariff Restrictions On Captive Power Produced From Coal Mines Earmarked For Auction
The tariff caps are designed to limit producers passing on the extra cost of power used in the production of materials like cement and steel.
India, Israel Look To Establish Deeper, More Open Ties Under Modi Administration
India has an annual trade volume of about $5 billion with Israel, and officials see this figure doubling with a free trade agreement.
BOJ Stands Pat Despite Grim GDP, Focus On Kuroda's View On Tax Delay
On Monday, data showed that the world's third-largest economy unexpectedly slipped into recession in the third quarter.
Black Friday 2014: Why Most Americans Won’t Shop On Black Friday Or Cyber Monday
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Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 Close At Record Highs Ahead Of BOJ Meeting
The Dow, S&P 500 hit record closing highs Tuesday ahead of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy statement.
Japan's Recession Will Raise Some Prices In US, But It Could Hurt China Even More
Japan’s recession will affect how much Americans pay for Japanese technology products and automobiles, but it could hurt China more.
Unusual Quirk Tied To Strong Rise In US Wholesale Inflation
Wholesale costs in the U.S. unexpectedly rose last month, but the surprise jump could be tied to an unusual quirk.
Japan Recession 2014: How A Graying Population Impacts Asian Economies
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Europe Car Sales Up 6.5%, But Growth Relied On Discounts As European Economy Slowed
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S&P 500 Hits Intraday Record As Producer Price Index Unexpectedly Jumps In October
Data released Tuesday showed an unexpected rise in producer prices last month, propelled by a rise in prices in the services sector.
Pope Philadelphia Visit 2015: Hotel Rooms Sell Out 10 Months Ahead Of World Meeting Of Families
As many as 2 million Catholics are expected to travel to Philadelphia to see Pope Francis in September 2015.
Australian, Indian Leaders Target Free Trade Pact, Economic Boost
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Bank Of England Governor Mark Carney Urges Putting Bankers' 'Fixed Pay At Risk' To Curb Misconduct
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