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The World Bank has a sunny forecast for the year
Jan 15, 2014
As rich economies expand, stronger growth globally is expected.
Disappearing jobs: organ grinders
by
Will Grant
Jan 13, 2014
In Mexico, sounds of the organ grinder are fading away.
Volkswagen looks to expand in the North American market
Jan 13, 2014
Volkswagen says it plans to invest billions in North America. The VW brand, which continues to achieve low U.S. quality scores, says the bold move was a sign of a new commitment to the market.
A Texas safari club's solution to saving the rhinos? Kill one.
Jan 10, 2014
The Safari Club of Dallas, Texas wants to auction off the right to shoot an endangered black rhinoceros... for conservation purposes.
Two economic powerhouses have a sit down
Jan 6, 2014
This week, the U.S. and Germany will sit down to talk economy.
Uncertainty ahead for India's economy
Jan 3, 2014
India's Prime Minister announces he'll leave office in May. That could mean big changes for their economy.
Cuba's drivers don't have to be stuck in the 50s anymore
Jan 3, 2014
Cuba has lifted its ban on importing cars.
For public good, not for profit.
Indian PM Manmohan Singh to retire after 10 years
Jan 3, 2014
Today, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced his plan to retire after 10 years in power.
Peace talks in world's newest state involve oil revenue
Dec 31, 2013
Talks of mediation between the government and rebels could end fighting in South Sudan.
Will Volgograd attacks scare off Olympic tourists?
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Artyom Liss
Dec 30, 2013
The attacks in Volgograd in the past two days have raised fear of terrorism in Russia in the lead up to the February Sochi Winter Olympics.