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China accuses WUC of instigating the deadliest riots

The Chinese foreign ministry said on Tuesday that the deadliest riots in Xinjiang region were caused by a large group of people motivated by the World Uighur Congress (WUC), which operates from Germany and the United States.

Michael Jackson's daughter takes center stage

In a memorial to Michael Jackson on Tuesday that featured superstars Mariah Carey and Stevie Wonder, the moment that may be best remembered came when his 11-year-old daughter Paris spoke a few heart-wrenching words.

U.S. regulators prep to defang new consumer agency

U.S. regulators are gearing up campaigns to preserve their consumer protection roles as the Obama administration marshals efforts to create a new agency, but face the political risk of appearing to side with Wall Street at the expense of consumers.

Greenbrier says GE in breach of contract

Greenbrier Cos Inc said key customer GE was in breach of its contract obligations for taking fewer railcar deliveries, and added that it would stop production at a Mexico facility and furlough 550 more workers.

Forex Daily Commentary - 08/07/2009

The Australian Dollar opens lower on Wednesday at 0.7886. The local unit moved towards US80 cents late on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left rates on hold at 3.00 per cent in a decision that was more predictable than an NRL off-field incident.

Stars sing for Jackson in emotional farewell

Mariah Carey, Stevie Wonder and Usher led an emotional public memorial for Michael Jackson on Tuesday as the music world, the Jackson family and thousands of fans bade farewell to the King of Pop.

Jackson hailed as greatest entertainer, best dad

Mariah Carey, Stevie Wonder and Usher led an emotional public memorial for Michael Jackson on Tuesday as the music world, the Jackson family and thousands of fans bade farewell to the King of Pop.

China vows severe punishment for the mob

Chinese officials on Tuesday vowed severe punishment for the mob in the deadliest riot since New China was founded in 1949, while international organizations urged restraint in China.

Wrap up - July 7 - Energy

Crude oil prices are forecasted to increase to an average of nearly $70 per barrel in 2009. The United States Natural Gas Fund suspended issuance of new shares on Tuesday afternoon. Leaders from the members of the Major Economies Forum tried to pursuade China and India to agree in a common goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

U.S. jury rules for Starr in AIG legal battle

A company run by former AIG CEO Maurice Hank Greenberg did not breach a trust when it ended an executive retirement scheme at the insurer more than four years ago, a federal jury ruled on Tuesday.

Daily Wrap up July 7 – Finance

U.S. credit card delinquencies reach all-time high following soaring job loss numbers Consumers are increasingly failing to meet credit card payments as they battle high unemployment rates and a shrinking economy which has left many cash strapped. Delinquencies on the value of all card debt soared to a record 6.60 percent from 5.52 percent in the fourth quarter.

Computing in the Clouds

Storing and sharing real estate documents on the Internet translates into higher productivity and better customer service.

EU ministers, regulators eye bank rules

European Union ministers and regulators sought Tuesday to minimize boom-and bust economic cycles by agreeing to make capital rules more flexible and ensuring banks have enough cash to ride out a crisis.

The strange side of Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson's success as a pop star was nearly eclipsed over time by controversy surrounding his strange and reclusive lifestyle, which earned him the tabloid moniker Wacko Jacko.

Quotes from Michael Jackson's memorial service

Pop star Michael Jackson, who died on June 25, was remembered at a public memorial service on Tuesday at the Staples Centre sports arena in downtown Los Angeles, featuring performances by Mariah Carey and Stevie Wonder.

Landmarks in life of Michael Jackson

The musical legacy of Michael Jackson was celebrated at a public memorial in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Following are some of the landmark events in Jackson's controversial personal life:

Senate begins push for climate change bill

Democrats in the Senate on Tuesday began a drive to advance climate change legislation, a top Obama administration priority, amid warnings that a bill recently passed by the House of Representatives to reduce carbon emissions would have to be changed.

Highlights of Michael Jackson's career

Michael Jackson, 50, who died on June 25, was being celebrated in a public memorial in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Following are some highlights of Jackson's 40-year career in the music industry.

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