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Breaking News Sun, 13 Apr 2008
Samsung
Electronics   Korea   Photos   Samsung   Seoul  
 Star Tribune 
Samsung Electronics names new CEO in wake of former chief's indictment
| SEOUL, South Korea - Samsung Electronics named a new chief executive Wednesday, less than a month after the resignation of Chairman Lee Kun-hee following his indictment on tax evasion charges. | Ext... (photo: WN / anand)
Cattle
Beef   Imports   Korea   Madcow   Photos  
 Khaleej Times 
South Korea delays US beef imports
| SEOUL - South Korea will delay the resumption of U.S. beef imports in the face of mounting public concern over the safety of the product, the farm ministry said on Wednesday. | South Korea, once the... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
KLdy1 - Mar08 - mining - extracting resources from earth - valueable minerals. (dy1)  The Australian 
The PNG Chamber of Mines backs Kokoda mine
| THE peak mining body in Papua New Guinea has waded in to support a proposal by an Australian mining company to mine near the Kokoda Track. | In a letter to its members, the PNG Chamber of Mines and ... (photo: WN / Denise Yong)
Australia   Economy   Mining   Petroleum   Photos  
Britain's Chancellor Alistair Darling leaves Downing Street in London, Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008. Global stock markets extended their slide for a second day Tuesday, plunging amid fears that a possible U.S. recession will cause a worldwide economic slowdown. The dramatic declines in Asia and Europe so far this week were expected to spread to Wall Street, where stock index futures were already down sharply hours before the trading day began. (js1)  The Australian 
Darling sweats over the bill as the party ends in UK
| IT WAS fun while it lasted and everybody drank too much, but the UK plc party is over and nobody can remember who promised to pay the bill. | The expat staff fled after coffee and liqueurs, feigning... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Business   Economy   Market   Photos   UK  
Top Stories
Cement mixers.jpg Insurance Newsnet
Research and Markets: Gain Insight In To Cement Products Manufacturing In China
RDATE:14052008 | Dublin: Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c91541) has announced the addition of "Cement Products Manufacturing in China" to... (photo: public domain / Hyena)
China   Industry   Market   Photos   Research  
 President George W. Bush presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, one of 14 recipients of the 2005 Presidential Medal of Freedom, awarded Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2005 in the East Room of the White House.  ula1 Infowars
Greenspan Says Oil to Keep Rising on Capacity Limits
| Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said oil prices will keep rising as energy companies have invested too little in production and infrastructure to cope wi... (photo: White House by Shealah Craighead )
Asia   Business   Energy   Investment   Oil   Photos   Prices   Singapore  
Chino copper mine /ntf1 The Times Of India
Copper futures fall on steady dollar, output
|     MUMBAI: Copper futures fell on Wednesday, as a steady dollar and a rise in copper output in China pulled prices down, analysts said. | At 5.15 p.m., the b... (photo: GFDL / )
China   Copper   Dollar   Mumbai   Photos  
 PlayStation 3 (PS3)/aaeh CBS News
Sony Post 4Q Profit, Smaller PlayStation 3 Loss
Sony swung to a profit of $277 million for its fourth fiscal quarter on Wednesday, a reversal from from a year ago as losses dwindled for its struggling PlayStation 3 vid... (photo: creative commons)
Computer   Entertainment   Japan   Music   Photos  
Statue of Kun Iam, Macau The Star
Malaysian tourists in China safe
| PUTRAJAYA: Malaysian tourists who were earlier believed to be missing in China have been contacted and are safe. | The 26 Malaysian tourists are now stranded in a small... (photo: WN / RTayco)
Business   China   Malaysia   Photos   Tourism  
Sony PlayStation Lexington Herald-Leader
Sony returns to profit in fourth quarter
| TOKYO -- | Sony reported a 29 billion yen ($277 million) profit for the January-March quarter on Wednesday, marking a reversal from a year ago on losses trimmed from it... (photo: Creative Commons / Michel Ngilen)
Business   Industry   Japan   Photos   Tokyo  
Toyota The Times Of India
Toyota considers new plant to make low-cost, small cars
| TOKYO: Toyota Motor Corp said on Wednesday it is considering building a new plant to make low-cost, small cars for emerging markets. | The automaker, which has announce... (photo: Public Domain Photo / IFCAR)
Carmaker   Market   Photos   Tokyo   Toyota  
Politics Market
- US says N. Korean nuke documents appear complete
- Japan lower house OKs space defense bill
- Japan court rejects US nuclear carrier suit
- US deputy secretary of state in China for NKorea talks
Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte (sl1)
US deputy secretary of state in China for NKorea talks
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- FTA with China: Red Star shines on Air New Zealand
- Research and Markets: Gain Insight In To Cement Products Man
- Hong Kong's stock index dips 0.1 percent
- Baring mops up $1.51 bn in Asia Equity Fund IV
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FTA with China: Red Star shines on Air New Zealand
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Financial Industry
- Won leads drop in Asian currencies
- Financials Drop in Sydney; Seoul Stocks Unsettled
- South Korea's trade deficit narrows on exports
- HSBC and Lone Star Extend Korean Bank Deadline
 Korean Won - money - currency - wnhires (rt1)
Won leads drop in Asian currencies
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- Seoul Hounds Meat Vendors For Cleaner Chow
- South Korea may suspend imports of beef from US
- Seoul shares steady; techs up, banks down
- China hungry for more than just mining
KLps1 - May 07 - Perth,Australia - Raw Meat - Red Meat - Beef - Meat - Steak - Fillet - Mince Beef. (ps1)
South Korea may suspend imports of beef from US
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Corruption Economy
- Top court rules on cash card swindle
- Chemical arms leave toxic legacy / Disposing of weapons aban
- AP Exclusive: US alleges baby-selling in Vietnam
- Taiwan's top court clears president-elect of corruption
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Top court rules on cash card swindle
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- Seoul shares end down; Samsung Elec, LG fall
- China hungry for more than just mining
- Surgeons help South Korea carve out niche in medical tourism
- North Korea faces new food shortage
A South Korean woman walks past in front of Samsung's logo at downtown of Seoul, South Korea, Friday, Oct. 14, 2005. Samsung Electronics Co., the world's largest memory chip maker as well as a leading semiconductor and global consumer electronics manufacturer, said Friday that third-quarter profit declined 30 percent amid lower chip prices and because it set aside funds to pay an anti-trust fine in the United States. (AP Photo/ Lee Jin-man)hg3
Seoul shares end down; Samsung Elec, LG fall
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