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By Martin Santa BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Confidence in the euro zone economy grew by more than expected in May, with hope that the worst of the crisis may be over spreading to countries that have been on its frontline. Economic morale in the 17 states that use the euro increased by 0.8 point to 89.4, the European Commission said. Economists polled by
By Ronald Grover and Liana B. Baker (Reuters) - Satellite operator DirecTV and two other bidders have offered more than $1 billion apiece to buy Hulu, a source with knowledge of the bidding process said on Friday, increasing the likelihood that owners News Corp and Walt Disney Co will be able to shed the video streaming service they failed to sell in 2011. Hulu board members, who are being advised by Guggenheim Partners on the auction, fielded
BEN-GURION AIRPORT, Israel (AP) — In an expansive hangar in central Israel, workers toil on one of the world's most contentious aircraft, fitting dozens of drones with advanced sensors, cameras and lasers before they are shipped to militaries worldwide to perform highly sensitive tasks.
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The Australian INDIAN police have banned protests in central New Delhi following a wave of violent demonstrations over the savage gang-rape of a medical student last weekend, an official statement said. Areas close to the president's residence and the parliament have ... Delhi |
By Chikako Mogi TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese shares soared on Monday, tracking a rally in global stocks as U.S. jobs data was solid but not strong enough to spawn new worry about near-term tapering of the Federal Reserve's stimulus, while Asian shares eased on weak China data. China May data, released over the weekend, showed unexpected weakness in trade and domestic activity struggling to pick up. Chinese imports fell 0.3 percent against
The senator said it needs to be big enough to agree to disagree on some issues.
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The European Central Bank has cut its growth forecast for the troubled euro area's economy, but said there were enough signs of improvement ahead that it did not need to cut interest rates.
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