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Asian stocks drift, Kiwi tumbles September 23, 2010 Regional markets drift with major Asian bourses shut; New Zealand dollar tumbles on weak GDP data.

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Personality influences hiring September 22, 2010 Facing an onslaught of applicants for scarce job openings, some employers are turning to personality tests to help choose new hires.

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Japan No. 1 eyes U.S., Asia banks September 21, 2010 Japan’s biggest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ, says it's looking to make U.S. acquisitions and take stakes in a number of Asian institutions.

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World leaders talk poverty September 20, 2010 Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodrigues Zapatero called for a global financial tax as a way to meet U.N. Millenium Development Goals to reduce poverty.

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Ireland debt concerns September 20, 2010 BP shares up after sealed leak, Ireland debt concerns, Greek bank stress tests postponed, new twist in Potash deal and new record high for gold.

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Apple launches iPad in China September 17, 2010 Crowds queue up for iPads as Apple officially launches the tablet PC at stores in Beijing, Shanghai and authorised outlets across China

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Tech giants beat forecasts September 16, 2010 Research in Motion, the company behind BlackBerry smartphones, and software giant Oracle both topped quarterly forecasts in a sign corporations and consumers are willing to spend on technology.

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Halo sales lift Tokyo Game Show September 16, 2010 The $30 billion video game industry put its latest on display in Tokyo, with Microsoft announcing $200 million sales for its new Halo title.

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German sentiment falls September 14, 2010 German investors are gloomy about the economic future, French inflation falls lower than expected, UK houses prices are at their lowest for four months and Daimler deepens it relationship with ...

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Japan blows bullet train horn September 14, 2010 Japan is blowing its Shinkansen horn, with the California governor known as the Terminator taking a ride on its high-speed bullet train.

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Basel eases capital fears for banks September 13, 2010 European shares hit their highest close since April after new capital rules were announced, positive news for European growth and BAE systems plans to sell off U.S. aero unit.

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Japan Inc preps for PM vote September 13, 2010 A neck-and-neck race between Japan’s top power broker and current Prime Minister Naoto Kan will decide the nation's next premier.

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Asian shares hit 18-week high September 13, 2010 Asian stocks soar on strong China economic data, and relief over new banking regulations.

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Asian stocks hit 4-month high September 10, 2010 Asian markets climb on revised Japan GDP data, China trade figures, and better-than-expected U.S. economic numbers.

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Fashion Week inspires Main Street September 09, 2010 Average consumers may feel far removed from New York’s chic Fashion Week, but the twice-yearly show dictates most fashion found at the nation's retailers.

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Yen surges, Nikkei slides September 08, 2010 Japan’s Nikkei leads Asian share markets lower as the yen's advances send exporter stocks lower.

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Good news for EU economy September 07, 2010 European Commission President says EU economy is recovering, UK retail sales up, UK banks reshuffle bosses and strikes hit France and London.

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BOJ keeps Japan rates steady September 07, 2010 The BOJ held interest rates steady, keeping its very limited firepower on hold until the impact of the strong yen becomes clearer.

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Suzuki plans new India factory September 06, 2010 japan’s Suzuki will build its fourth Indian plant, boosting output to 1.5 million cars annually in one of the world's fastest growing markets.

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Wall Street’s best week in eight September 03, 2010 Wall Street closes with its best week in eight as fears ease over the economy. Google faces an antitrust review in Texas.