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Two concepts of 'inflation'

By David GallandWhile almost everyone sees price inflation when it happens, few people notice the monetary inflation that is causing it.

Will Gold benefit from 'subprime' crisis?

By Julian D W PhillipsIf interest rates fall to the extent that the housing market recovers, foreclosures cease on those who hold mortgage bonds, whose rates are set to climb, are moved to a healthy zone the market will recover its confiden

Gold gains platinum palladium hit hard

Commodity Online NEW YORK: Gold futures on Monday managed a modest gain when long liquidation pressure offset much of the safe haven strength that earlier pushed it to record highs.

High court to review FCC indecency rule case

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday accepted a bid by the Federal Communications Commission to overturn a Fox Television indecency case the agency lost in lower courts against News Corp.

Japan Names Tanami as BOJ Governor

Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda has nominated former vice finance minister Koji Tanami to head up the Bank of Japan early Tuesday morning.

'Brawl' Sells 120 per minute: Nintendo

Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Brawl has sold more than 1.4 million copies in the U.S. in just one week, making it the fastest selling game in the game company's history.

YouTube Blocked in China

Access to YouTube in China was cut on Sunday after footages of the bloody protests in Tibet appeared on the site.

Monday Mayhem: BSE Sensex hits six-month low to close below 15K

Record rise of crude oil and gold prices in global markets and growing concerns over the worsening credit crisis in the US triggered a Sensex collapse on Monday, allowing the benchmark 30-share index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) to hit a six month low and close below the psychological 15,000 level.

CBS Stations in Local Online Ad Network Deal

Television stations owned by CBS Corp announced Monday the launch of the CBS Local Ad Network, a revenue-sharing ad network that targets social media Web sites and blogs on a local basis.

Dollar Recovers After Record Low Versus Euro

The dollar fell to a twelve year low against the yen and recovered from a new low against the euro on Monday after the Federal Reserve's to cut its discount lending rate and JPMorgan's bargain buy of imperiled investment bank Bear Stearns Cos.

Gold futures edge back after topping $1,033 an ounce in NY

Gold futures hit a new record on Monday of nearly $1,034 an ounce before edging back down after the Federal Reserve cut the discount rate by a quarter of a percentage point after JP Morgan Chase & Co. agreed to buy the troubled investment bank, Bear Stearns.

U.S. Stocks Tumble in Early Trading

U.S. stocks dropped at the open on Monday after the Federal Reserve cut its discount interest rate at an emergency meeting and JP Morgan Chase & Co. agreed to buy Bear Stearns Cos. for $2 a share, fueling fears that the global credit crisis is spiraling out of control.

Jackson reaches deal over Neverland ranch

Michael Jackson has reached a confidential agreement with Fortress Investment Group to retain ownership of his 2,500-acre Neverland ranch in Los Olivos, Calif., northwest of Santa Barbara, according to reports.

'Sadistic' Game Ok'ed to Hit Shelves

The ban of a controversial video-game has been lifted in Europe today ending a long standing battle between game maker Rockstar and the British Board of Film Classification.

DVR May Transform Apple TV

Apple has called its Apple TV product a hobby while its iPod and computer products have served as its main growth engines, however new surfaced patents could morph the product into a game-changer one analysts contends.

Doctors cleared in death of actor John Ritter

Doctors responsible for treating actor John Ritter on Friday before he died in 2003 from a torn aorta, have been cleared of negligence after receiving a $67 million wrongful death lawsuit.

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