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mobile chief bullish on smartphones, tablet PCs
Industry
Jul 18, 2011
...its smartphone sales target this year, with the popularity of its latest Android devices and upcoming bada phones, which run on its own mobile software, and a ramp-up in low-cost smartphones, Samsung’
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mobile and camera chief said Monday. The world’
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second-largest maker of mobile phones, which competes with Apple Inc.’
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iPad in the tablet PC sector, is also bullish that its new versions of the Galaxy Tab will spur the growth of the tablet ecosy...
Mulberry is world’
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top fashion retailer
Industry
Jul 18, 2011
Mulberry Group Plc, the 40-year-old British luxury-handbag maker, is the world’
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best-performing fashion retail stock over the past year and its sales may keep gaining, driven by overseas growth, ana...st performer in the apparel retailers segment, according to Bloomberg data. Among all retailers, it’
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behind only PT Mitra Adiperkasa, an Indonesian company that runs Starbucks Corp. coffee shops and ...
Chrysler beats Ford in Canada as No. 1 light truckmaker
Industry
Jul 18, 2011
... winning by a wide enough margin to snatch the crown for year-to-date sales. Purchases of Chrysler’
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Dodge Journey model, which guzzles less gasoline than a traditional truck-based SUV, increased mor...ilar kinds of fuel economy with greater space, that’
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obviously going to attract people.” Chrysler’
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Dodge Journey sales increased more than 50 percent to 16,069 in Canada. GM’
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Chevrolet Equinox sal...
What happens to markets if the U.
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World Business
Jul 18, 2011
NEW YORK (AP) ― Time is running out for Washington to raise the country’
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borrowing limit and avoid a default. Wall Street isn’t panicking yet. But if the unthinkable happens, a default could strike ...That’
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one reason stocks and bond yields have remained relatively stable thus far, even after Moody’
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and Standard & Poor’
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warned they may soon take away the country’
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top credit rating. “What would...
Europe turns to China for cheap prom dresses
Fashion
Jul 18, 2011
This year’
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summer high school proms in Europe sparkled with a touch of China, thanks to a growing trend of Western teenagers going in for Middle Kingdom fashion bargains. An increasing number of dr...or the latest fashion, hundreds of high school graduates shipped their 2011 prom dresses from China’
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manufacturing heartlands for a quarter of the price. “It’
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beautiful, exactly what I wanted,” say...
Taiwan candidates ‘like’ SNS campaigning
Politics
Jul 18, 2011
Taiwan’
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2012 presidential campaign candidates have been actively interacting with supporters online, and they are taking advantage of social networking websites differently, research reveals. Resul...an says good morning,” allows fans to “like” Taiwan, Ma’
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campaign headquarters said. As part of Ma’
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Early Bird Project, from 6am to 10:30 a.m. every morning, fans who leave a post on Ma’
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wall to en...
Fend off liver cancer ― a nice coffee may help
Health
Jul 18, 2011
...― her team, which also studied the effects of drinking green tea, found that it delivered no protection against the disease. Studies similar to this installment of the Singapore Chinese Health Study’
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look at the link between liver cancer and coffee have been done in Japan and Italy, and the same conclusions drawn, but the disease is not common in the two countries, so the results were less signi...
[Fidel V. Ramos] Building Pax Asia-Pacifica
Viewpoints
Jul 18, 2011
...serious of all, a Chinese missile frigate firing at Filipino fishing boats in February near Palawan’
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Quirino atoll. Will armed conflict result from these recurring ― and, it seems, escalating ― disp...he region’
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harmony and security. Pax Asia-Pacifica’
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institutions will need to be built, as Europe’
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peace was built after World War II, on strong, cooperative undertakings among the most powerful co...
Debt-ceiling denial would worsen fiscal problems
Viewpoints
Jul 18, 2011
... a disturbing belief that the Treasury Department doesn’t need to borrow more money to keep America’
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creditors happy. And many more insist that the deal must include a constitutional amendment to req...nted on to hold up its end of a bargain. That point was underlined this week by a Standard and Poor’
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executive, who told lawmakers that
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&P may downgrade the government’
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credit rating if the Treasur...
[Editorial] Unions at Samsung
Editorial
Jul 18, 2011
Samsung Group’
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virtual absence of working trade union gives the 200,000 employees at its 78 subsidiaries both pride and embarrassment. As the nation’
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labor movement entered a new phase with the legalizing of multiple unions at a single workplace, some change may be expected at Samsung. But what has so far happened at Korea’
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number one conglomerate disappoints many unionists. A labor union at ...
[Editorial] Looking at Fukushima
Editorial
Jul 18, 2011
...cially made available to the Japanese media. As hazy as the Fukushima plant disposal plan is Japan’
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long-term vision on nuclear energy itself. Prime Minister Naoto Kan remarked on Wednesday last wee...at is not dependent on nuclear power generation,” looking toward eventually closing all the country’
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54 reactors. This meant an outright reversal from the pre-March 11 government plan to have nuclear...
[Meghan Daum] Jaycee Dugard and the feel-good imperative
Viewpoints
Jul 18, 2011
To watch Diane Sawyer’
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recent interview with Jaycee Dugard was to wonder at times if that was Dugard herself on screen or an actress hired to play the role of the quintessential survivor. Dugard was...t. All’
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well that ends well is more spin than reality. That’
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why we’d do well to recognize Dugard’
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courage not just in the face of the story she’
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telling but the one she’
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living. By Meghan Daum ...
[Peter Singer] Progress in treatment of animals
Viewpoints
Jul 18, 2011
...way its animals are treated.” To seek to reduce the suffering of those who are completely under one’
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domination, and unable to fight back, is truly a mark of a civilized society. Charting the progre...nfortunately, this group includes the Midwestern and southern states, where the majority of America’
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farmed animals are produced. China’
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centralized government can, if it so chooses, ensure that an...
[Jahan Alamzad] 2008 crisis: Black swan or flashing red flamingo?
Viewpoints
Jul 18, 2011
... was yet to come. Indeed, it came with a tsunami force. By the end of 2008 when I was back in the U.
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., the shambles was evident, and was getting worse. The term “black swan” is now in vogue after Na...and 2007 I advised a well-respected private equity firm. During those heady days when the big party’
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punch-bowl was kept being filled with the central banks of some of the world’
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leading nations, th...
[Michael Smerconish] Keyboard not the right replacement for cursive
Viewpoints
Jul 18, 2011
...in to learning to tie your shoes or to read. So I was disappointed to learn this week that Indiana’
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Department of Education has dropped cursive as a required lesson for young students. Instead, the ...ills as a means of preparing children for the ever-present digital age. In fact, the Hoosier State’
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directive dovetails with a national movement called the Common Core State Standards Initiative, a ...
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