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The Globe and Mail
5 hrs ago
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The Globe and Mail's David Berman on new report suggesting developing economies are set to overtake West in oil demand
The Hindu Business Line
9 hrs ago
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JMR Infotech, an end-to-end core banking solutions and services provider, is opening a new office in Kenya. This is part of the company’s expansion strategy in key emerging markets. The...
Wall Street Journal
9 hrs ago
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BlackBerry maker Research In Motion said it's planning to roll out a new phone that will target customers in the developing world—the first new product RIM is debuting following the launch of its all-touch Z10 and its keyboard-equipped Q10.
TechCrunch
10 hrs ago
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BlackBerry has just announced the BlackBerry Q5 smartphone, the latest BB10 handset to come out of the Waterloo-based firm. Like the Q10, the Q5 has a QWERTY keyboard and comes in a host of colors, including red, black, white and pink.
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Forex News
12 hrs ago
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The South Korean won rallied today as positive data from the United States made investors more courageous and willing to buy riskier assets of emerging economies.(...)Read the rest of Won Rallies amid Risk Appetite (57 words) Posted on Forex...
guardian.co.uk
May 14
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Poorer nations lose three times more money to havens a year than they get in aid. The G8 has the chance to change this
The Guardian has brought yet more news about the widespread use of tax havens by some of the world's largest multinationals...
Financial Times
May 13
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Data increasingly refute the belief that emerging markets offer the best growth – earnings predictions are too optimistic, says Richard Bernstein
Top Foreign Stocks
May 11
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The consumer sector is growing strongly in many emerging countries. The explosive growth in the middle class coupled with rising income levels is fueling the sales of consumer goods. Countries such as Indonesia, India, Turkey, China, Brazil and...
The Times of India
May 10
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International Monetary Fund officials say they are watching carefully for signs that massive flows of cash unleashed in world markets by unprecedented monetary easing might lead to asset bubbles, or to overheating in some emerging markets.
guardian.co.uk
May 10
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European Bank for Reconstruction and Development downgrades its 2013 growth forecasts in the countries it lends to, highlighting problems with Russia, Poland and Turkey
The damage being inflicted on some emerging economies by the continuing...
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