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Asian Stocks Have Solid Start to Second Quarter
Asian stocks inched closer to two-month highs on Thursday as China's manufacturing sector picked up and foreign buying bolstered tech shares in Taiwan and South Korea.
U.S. Data Lift Asian Stocks
Asian shares rose on Friday, buoyed by upbeat data on U.S. manufacturing and jobless claims that strengthened hopes for a sustainable economic recovery.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island Compete Over Wind Farm
Massachusetts and Rhode Island are taking different approaches in their competition to become a leader in alternative energy.
Stung by costly loans, Greece doubts EU debt plan
AFP - Greece fought for months to get EU help to tackle its mounting debt crisis but it has taken only days for fresh doubts to emerge on the deal and the country's ability to put its finances in order.
Advertising: Pantless in Commercials ? Are the Messages Lost?
Two commercials during Super Bowl XLIV that showed pantless men raised the question of networks reviewing advertisements to sidestep creative conflicts.
Spying on Computer Spies Traces Data Theft to China
Security researchers have monitored a spying operation in which China-based intruders pilfered documents from the Indian Defense Ministry.
Consumers Spending Again, After Months of Saving
New figures show healthy sales growth last month, with American consumers starting to buy clothes, jewelry and even cars again.
China Offers High Speed Rail to California
China is poised to play a role in supplying the technology to build high-speed rail lines in California.
Bernanke Credits the Fed With Avoiding a Worse Downturn
The chairman expressed confidence that the Fed?s measures had helped to avoid a panic, stabilize the economy and restore credit.
Europe Seeks to Enforce Legal Harvesting of Timber
Malaysia was set to become the first Asian country to sign a voluntary agreement that would certify its timber exports to Europe had been harvested legally.
Letters: Healthy Incentives at Work
Re ?Carrots, Sticks and Lower Premiums? (Unboxed, March 28), which looked at ways for employers to pay their workers to live healthier lives:
Bringing a Smarter Search to Twitter
TweetUp will organize posts according to their popularity, and it will let people bid on key words to give their posts top ranking.
Twitter Has a Plan to Make Money With Ads
The microblogging service plans to link keyword searches with advertising and show users relevant promoted posts.
Banks Resist Plans to Reduce Mortgage Balances
An official at JPMorgan Chase said mortgage reductions could reward households for taking on more debt than they could afford and was simply unworkable.
Restaurants See Slow Recovery From the Recession
Restaurants have begun to see signs of a recovery in the last few months, and the industry has hired thousands of additional workers.
Australian Miner to Hold Talks Over $3.8 Billion Offer From U.S.'s Peabody
Macarthur Coal, which has been the object of an intensifying takeover battle, has until now rejected rival offers.
Movie Futures Exchange Can Open but Not Trade
Industry representatives have argued that the envisioned box-office contracts are subject to manipulation, and inherently unsuitable for exchange trading.
Chavez: China to devote $20B to Venezuela projects
AP - President Hugo Chavez has announced an agreement with China that would have the Asian economic giant devote $20 billion to financing long-term development projects in Venezuela.
Camel Orbs May Lure Young Users, Study Warns
?Nicotine is a highly addictive drug, and to make it look like a piece of candy is recklessly playing with the health of children,? said the lead researcher of a study criticizing Orbs, a novel product from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco.
Cyberattack on Google Said to Hit Password System
The system that was struck in a December attack controls millions of users? access to almost all of Google?s Web services, a person with direct knowledge of an investigation said.
Square Feet: In Greenpoint, It?s Lights, Camera, Pierogi
A Brooklyn neighborhood that has traditionally welcomed Polish immigrants is attracting the film and television industry.
Obama Aims to Sell Financial Overhaul in N.Y. Speech
President Obama is likely to sound themes from his presidential campaign in a speech Thursday near Wall Street in a closing argument for regulatory overhaul.
Euro Drops to One-Year Low on Greek Debt Woes
Recent data suggest that the weak euro has helped keep the Continent's modest recovery afloat.
Shortcuts: Selective Penny-Pinching for Maximum Impact
Cutting small expenses can make consumers feel good, but people who are living far beyond their means need to make major financial changes.
A Graying Population, a Graying Work Force
Professional caregivers are one of the fastest-growing segments of the U.S. work force, and also one of the oldest.
Skip Paul to Join Centerview Partners
Skip Paul, the video game pioneer, pal of Steven Spielberg and Hollywood power broker, will guide Centerview Partners? expansion into media.
Cape Cod Project Is Crucial Step for U.S. Wind Industry
The Obama administration?s decision on a Cape Cod wind project will have implications from Long Island to Lake Erie.
Do C.D.O.'s Have Social Value?
What do the Goldman hearings tell us about the risks of financial 'innovations'?
Goldman a Lobbyist Non Grata
As Congress prepares to debate financial reform legislation, lawmakers are keeping their distance from Goldman Sachs and its well-connected lobbyists.
More on Craigslist and Its Adult Services Ads
Craigslist is developing a new philanthropic initiative that will, in part, contribute to organizations that address human trafficking and child exploitation.
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