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UN: South Sudan violence more deadly than Darfur

More people have died in tribal violence in post-war southern Sudan in recent months than in the western Darfur region plagued by ethnic and politically driven fighting, the United Nations said.
Jun 01, 2009

Goldman Sachs selling up to $1.9 billion in ICBC shares

Goldman Sachs was on Monday selling up to about $1.9 billion worth of shares in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China at a discount of 4 percent to 6 percent to the Chinese lender's Monday closing price, according to a term sheet.
Jun 01, 2009

Reality show hogs vital EU vote for Berlusconi

Italy's Silvio Berlusconi needs a resounding win in this weekend's European election to silence scandals about his love life and business dealings that threaten his credibility.
Jun 01, 2009

Pakistanis secure Swat town, clash in other areas

Pakistani forces consolidated their hold on the main town in the Swat valley on Sunday and began trucking supplies to 40,000 civilians stranded there, as fighting flared in South Waziristan on the Afghan border.
Jun 01, 2009

Air France plane missing over Atlantic after storm

An Air France plane with 228 people on board disappeared over the Atlantic Ocean on its way from Brazil to Paris on Monday after hitting strong turbulence and French officials said they feared a disaster.
Jun 01, 2009

North Korea may launch long-range missile in weeks

North Korea may this month test a missile designed to fly as far as U.S. territory and may also be gearing up for skirmishes with the South around their disputed sea border, South Korean news reports said on Monday.
Jun 01, 2009

U.S. consumer spending eases, income surges

U.S. consumer spending fell in April from March, despite personal income posting the largest increase in 11 months, a government report said on Monday, showing activity in the second quarter getting off to a slow start.
Jun 01, 2009

Daily Commentary - 01/06/2009

Australian Dollar: Positive sentiment towards the Aussie dollar continued on Friday entering offshore trade marginally above 79 cents amidst continued concern over the 1.75 trillion USD government debt.
Jun 01, 2009

U.S. consumer spending eases in April

U.S. consumer spending fell in April, despite personal income posting the largest increase in 11 months, a government report showed on Monday, pointing to lackluster consumption activity in the second quarter.
Jun 01, 2009

Experts warn mobile phones face hacking threat

Accessing your bank account using your mobile phone might seem safe, but security experts say would-be hackers can access confidential information via a simple text message seemingly from your service provider.
Jun 01, 2009

India says U.S. domestic policy crucial to climate deal

U.S. domestic policy on curbing carbon emissions is crucial for a global climate deal this year, a top Indian negotiator said on Monday, adding rich countries also had to provide a commitment on funding for poorer nations.
Jun 01, 2009

PV Crystalox sees better 2010 for solar industry

PV Crystalox Solar expects 2010 will prove better for the solar industry as new stimulus packages take effect and as weak demand and inventory overhang that has hit pricing improves in the second half of this year.
Jun 01, 2009

Novozymes sees Brazil biofuels exports doubling

Novozymes, the world's leading maker of industrial enzymes, said on Monday it sees Brazil's ethanol exports doubling by 2020 as the country ramps up production of next generation bio-ethanol.
Jun 01, 2009

Poland to invest $1.6 billion in renewables

Poland will spend 5 billion zlotys ($1.55 billion) over the next few years to meet its renewables target under the European Union's strategy to combat global warming, Environment Minister Maciej Nowicki said.
Jun 01, 2009

GM to file for bankruptcy, Chrysler sale cleared

General Motors Corp will file for bankruptcy later on Monday, U.S. officials said, forcing the 100-year-old automaker once seen as a symbol of American economic might and dynamism into a new and uncertain era of government ownership.
Jun 01, 2009

Oil jumps to $68 on equities rally

Oil rose more than 2 percent to a seven-month high on Monday, extending its biggest monthly gain in a decade due to rallying stock markets and sustained expectations for a global economic recovery.
Jun 01, 2009

Public asked to help monitor life on earth

Scientists asked people around the world on Monday to help compile an Internet-based observatory of life on earth as a guide to everything from the impact of climate change on wildlife to pests that can damage crops.
Jun 01, 2009

British Internet talent star Boyle taken to clinic

British internet singing star Susan Boyle has been admitted to a private clinic after being beaten into second place in the final of the popular Britain's Got Talent television contest, British media reported.
Jun 01, 2009

China's economy stabilizing; export orders tick up

China's manufacturing sector continued to expand moderately in May as new export orders improved, two surveys showed on Monday, adding to tentative signs that the world's third-largest economy is stabilizing.
Jun 01, 2009

Talent star Boyle taken to clinic

Internet singing star Susan Boyle has been admitted to a private clinic after being beaten into second place in the final of the popular Britain's Got Talent television contest, media reported.
Jun 01, 2009

Chrysler gets judge's approval for asset sale

A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Sunday approved the sale of substantially all of U.S. automaker Chrysler's assets to a group led by Italy's Fiat SpA hours before an expected bankruptcy filing by General Motors Corp .
Jun 01, 2009

Sony to launch smaller, lighter PSP: game websites

Japan's Sony Corp plans to sell a smaller and lighter PlayStation Portable handheld game machine later this year, according to video game websites which cite what they say is Sony's own promotional video clip.
Jun 01, 2009

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