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A shopper leaves a branch of Game supermarket chain in South Africa

S.Africa pushes Wal-Mart for Massmart deal concessions

South Africa said it would push Wal-Mart to rejig the conditions of its $2.4 billion Massmart deal, as Pretoria looks to wring bigger concessions from the world's top retailer.

Carlyle makes China white goods play with Haier investment

Buyout firm Carlyle Group agreed to buy 9 percent of Haier Electronics Group Co Ltd (HEG) through convertible bonds, raising its stake in a Chinese company expanding into Japan and China's untapped markets.

Small business borrowing jumps: PayNet

Borrowing by small businesses jumped in June to the highest level in more than three years, a sign that a so-far elusive resurgence in economic growth may be around the corner.

Somalia Famine: UN Needs More Money to Increase Aid [PHOTOS]

The fate of tens of thousands of people living and dying from famine in the Somalia is literally in the hands and hearts of the internationally community. The deadly famine in Somalia could spread if the international community doesn't provide the funds needed to respond to the hunger crisis that has already killed thousands, the United Nations humanitarian chief warned.

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Factory growth slows, casts shadow on U.S. economy

Manufacturing grew at its slowest pace in two years in July as new orders contracted, casting doubt on expectations the faltering recovery would quickly regain steam.

The main gate to Paramount Pictures Studios, a division of Viacom, Inc. is pictured in Los Angeles

Big media rings up sales as advertisers keep coming

U.S. media giants are set to report quarterly revenue gains on the back of a booming advertising market that shows little sign of retreating.

TCW data taken by Gundlach subordinate-testimony

A former Trust Company of the West employee intentionally snuck confidential data out of the company and misled investigators who tried to recover it, a former TCW senior vice president testified.

Pumps are seen at a gas station in Tokyo

Oil falls on weak U.S. factory data, firm dollar

Oil fell on Monday, reversing gains as weak U.S. manufacturing data and a firming dollar hit crude prices that were buoyed earlier by a deal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.

Moody's revises Minnesota rating outlook to negative

Moody's Investors Service on Monday revised the outlook on Minnesota's general obligation Aa1 rating to negative from stable, citing the state's widening structural deficit and political strife.

Bing Increases Market Share, But Google Still Dominant

The Microsoft's ambitious search engine Bing is investing millions of dollars every year to catch up with no.1 search engine giant Google.

Merrill hires 7 advisers with $813 mln in assets

Merrill Lynch, the second largest U.S. brokerage by assets and financial advisers, on Monday said it hired seven new advisers overseeing more than $800 million in combined client assets.

'Diablo 3' Release Date Announced By Blizzard: Top 5 RPGs To Play While You Wait

Diablo 3 Beta Buzz [PHOTOS & VIDEOS]

Blizzard is expected to release its beta version of Diablo 3 later this year. Meanwhile, it has opened up registrations for beta testers.

Kings of Leon Cancels Remaining U.S. Tour Dates

Frontman walked offstage at a Dallas concert on Friday night

Wall Street Falls On Debt Angst, Weak Economy

Wall Street fell for a sixth day on Monday on renewed angst about Washington's ability to reach a deal on raising the U.S. debt ceiling and following disappointing news from the manufacturing sector.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street Falls as Data Outweighs Debt Deal

Stocks fell a sixth day on Monday as weaker-than-expected U.S. manufacturing data and uncertainty over the debt deal in Washington kept the mood skittish on Wall Street.

Hong Kong: The Widening Gulf Between Rich and Poor

High inflation and soaring real estate prices have thrown thousands of residents into dire straits.

A shopper is seen at a branch of South African retailer Pick n Pay in Johannesburg

S.Africa's PMI falls to two-year low of 44.2 in July

South Africa's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell for the fourth straight month to a seasonally adjusted 44.2 in July from 53.9 in June, sponsor Kagiso Securities said on Monday.

On target inflation components prompt Kenya rate hold: cbank

Kenya's monetary policy committee decided to leave its key lending rate unchanged because non-food and fuel inflation were within its target band, its chairman, who is also the governor of the central bank, said on Monday.

Stepfather of Missing New Hampshire Girl Rushed to Hospital

Wendell Noyes had previously been diagnosed with schizophrenia.

U.S. dollar notes are seen in this picture illustration

Money funds show resilience despite debt fears

Money market funds face uncharted waters if a debt deal is not reached soon in Washington, but Joe Morgan is not ready to abandon ship.

A Honda sign is displayed outside SanTan Honda Superstore in Chandler, Arizona

Honda Raises Profit, Sales Forecast

Honda has raised its profit and sales forecast. The company is on a speedy path to recovery.

Heavey to leave segmentation legacy

St. George head of intermediary distribution Steven Heavey has announced his resignation, only days after his involvement in the launch of Westpac's rebadged Bank of Melbourne brand in Victoria.

Questions Mount over the Suspicious Suspension of a Celebrated Polar Bear Scientist

Acclaimed climate change scientist Charles Monnett has been suspended over "integrity issues" in regards to a 2006 paper on polar bear drownings in the Arctic.

Rich Man, Poor Man: The Widening Wealth Gap in Hong Kong

High inflation and soaring real estate prices have thrown thousands of residents into dire straits.

A wild boar in an image courtesy of the New York Invasive Species Council.

Wild boars invade New York state; kill pets, chase people

Wild boar are invading the farms of central New York state, attacking livestock, killing family pets, chasing people and posing "devastating consequences" for the area, federal officials warn.