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Online holiday spending rises 15 percent: comScore

Consumers spent $30.9 billion toward online purchases during the current holiday season, a 15 percent increase from the year-ago period, as shoppers took advantage of free shipping and other online deals, according to comScore.

Apple supplier Pegatron reports blast at Shanghai plant

Apple Inc supplier Pegatron Corp reported a small explosion at a subsidiary's plant in Shanghai over the weekend that it said had injured 61 workers, the latest in a series of incidents that have spotlighted safety concerns at factories in China.

Sino-Forest forms restructuring panel after default

Sino-Forest , a China-focused forestry company accused of fraud, said on Sunday it has received notices of default from its noteholders, due to the company's failure to file its financial results in a timely manner.

Qantas agrees pay deal with engineers' union

Australia's Qantas Airways has agreed a pay deal with its engineers, one of three unions that the airline has had a stand off with for more than a year, a union representative said.

Kodak's financing plans faces obstacles: report

Hedge funds that have been in discussions with Eastman Kodak Co to help shore up the company's cash position, have cut the amount they are willing to finance, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.

Eurozone to Pursue Crisis Action; Fitch Doubts Outcome

The euro zone will tackle its debt crisis this week by offering more cash to the IMF and long-term liquidity to banks, while moving toward tighter fiscal rules, after ratings agency Fitch cast doubt on its capacity to respond decisively.

'Survivor South Pacific': Predictions and Questions for Finale

The finale of Survivor: South Pacific is just hours away. From the personalities of Cochran and Brandon to the dominance of Coach and Ozzy, it has been a pretty good season so far (beats Survivor Nicaragua). But six competitors are still grinding it out, and it is anyone's game at this point (ehh...kind of).

Eurozone to push on with crisis steps, Fitch doubts outcome

The euro zone will pursue measures to tackle its sovereign debt crisis this week by offering more cash to the IMF and long-term liquidity to banks, while moving towards tighter fiscal rules, after ratings agency Fitch cast doubt on it ability to forge a decisive response.

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