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Carlos Slim, Grupo Carso
Carlos Slim to Sell Stake in Philip Morris Mexico
Transaction ends three-decade partnership between Slim’s Grupo Carso and US tobacco giant.
Business Aviation Still Waiting Recovery to Find Its Wings
Business Aviation Still Waiting Recovery to Find Its Wings
Deliveries of business jets grew by just 4% in the first quarter of this year.
China Vows to Open Up Markets to India
China Vows to Open Up Markets to India
The neighbors aim to raise two-way trade to $100 billion by 2015, and said they had ‘huge markets with huge potential.’
China Factory Blast Leaves 13 Dead
China Factory Blast Leaves 13 Dead
Another 20 are missing at the civilian explosives manufacturer’s facility.
SAP to Hire People with Autism
SAP to Hire People with Autism
'Only by employing people who think differently and spark innovation will SAP be prepared to handle the challenges of the 21st century,' the company said.
United's Boeing 787s Back in Skies
United's Boeing 787s Back in Skies
United Airlines resumed Boeing Dreamliner flights after the plane was grounded four months ago due to battery problems.
Dove 'Sketches' Most-Watched Online Ad: Unilever
Dove 'Sketches' Most-Watched Online Ad: Unilever
Unilever claims bragging rights to the most-watched Internet commercial of all time -- a study of women's self-perception starring a forensic artist.
Unrest Erupts in Bangladesh's Troubled Garment Hub
Unrest Erupts in Bangladesh's Troubled Garment Hub
Police reacted after workers blocked a key highway in the Ashulia industrial area, home to hundreds of factories which make clothing for Western retailers.
US Drugmaker Actavis to Spend $8.5 Billion on Irish Rival
US Drugmaker Actavis to Spend $8.5 Billion on Irish Rival
Deal will create a specialty pharmaceutical company with approximately $11 billion in combined annual revenue, focused on women's health, gastroenterology, urology and dermatology.
Thai Economy Contracts in Q1
Thai Economy Contracts in Q1
In the first drop in more than a year, the economy shrank 2.2% due to manufacturing decrease.
Latin America's Second Biggest Economy Posts Slim Growth in Q1
Latin America's Second Biggest Economy Posts Slim Growth in Q1
Mexico’s economy grew only 0.8% due to lower demand both domestic and foreign.
green energy
Goldman Sachs to Invest in Japan Green Energy
Investment injection follows steps taken by Japan's government as the country seeks to rebalance its post-Fukushima energy mix.
Apple, Senate Panel Gear Up for an Offshore Tax Showdown
Tuesday's hearing comes amid increased scrutiny of offshore holdings of big US companies, which are reluctant to repatriate funds due to corporate tax rate
google glass
US Lawmakers Raise Google Glass Privacy Concerns
Members of the Congressional Privacy Caucus question Google about the privacy implications and possible 'misuse' of its Internet-linked eyewear.
Cambodia Factory Operator Admits 'Neglect' After Deaths
Cambodia Factory Operator Admits 'Neglect' After Deaths
Eleven other people were injured in Thursday's incident at the Taiwanese-owned Wing Star facility, which makes shoes for Japanese sports brand Asics.

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