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| | | ... its Mac computers in the United States next year and will spend $100 million in 2013 to shift production of the line from China. Investors' biggest concern remains the collection of automatic tax increases and federal spending cuts scheduled to start ... |
| | | | ... quarterly revenues fell below expectations and it said it was investigating possible corruption in its operations in India, China and Brazil. At the close the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 28.49 points (0.23 per cent) at 112,542.46. The broad-market ... |
| | | | ... US presidential election, while concerns over the eurozone returned to the fore. Eyes are also on the start this week in China of the Communist Party's 18th congress, which will see a once-in-a-decade leadership transition. Tokyo on Tuesday softened ... |
| | | | ... down as better-than-expected US jobs figures were offset by caution ahead of the US presidential election and the start of China's leadership transition. The US dollar remained elevated against the yen and euro after Friday's employment numbers, but ... |
| | | | ... and poor is bigger than ever before, "the voter is angry, and rightly so," he said, speaking at a round table yesterday. China is a "slow moving freight train", weaning itself off its dependency on Australian commodities, Stephen noted. "Australia is ... |
| | | | ... more negotiating to be done between now and 2013 - and a lotta fodder for speculation. Big trouble... but not in little China. At the annual US-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT), Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Qishan warned that, "The one ... |
| | | | ... response was impossible. TEHRAN - Several Iranian banks have been targeted in one of the biggest frauds in the Islamic republic's history, losing nearly $US2.6 billion ($A2.46 billion) in more than two years, media reports say. LOCAL NEWS SYDNEY - The ... |
| | | | ... following an almost three per cent dive in the previous session on the back of the weekend's fatal high-speed rail crash in China. However, Mumbai fell 1.29 per cent after the Indian central bank announced a surprise 50 basis points rise in interest ... |
| | | | ... 30 jurisdictions after securing partnerships with Costa Rica and the Special Administrative region of Macao, People's Republic of China. The agreements are formed to open the channels of communications between nations to prevent any offshore tax avoidance ... |
| | | | The Australian share market is set for a slightly higher start after China's economic growth and comments from the US Federal Reserve that it is prepared to renew stimulus fuelled gains overseas. At 0752 AEST the local September share price index futures ... |
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