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Easing the U.S. Visa Hassle for Tourists Who Shop
Retailers have successfully lobbied to get travel rules relaxed for the Chinese and Brazilians
- Dinner at Rupert's
- Greece Delivers Austerity Agreement
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Daimler Targets Profit Propelled by Mercedes
Daimler forecast higher 2012 profit than analysts had predicted, propelled by record demand for Mercedes-Benz cars
- VW Considers Proton Partnership for Malaysia
- Airlines Ponder A380 Glut for Freight 7:18 AM
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Google Plans First Retail Store at Dublin HQ 4:17 AM
Google plans its first stand- alone retail store at its European headquarters in Dublin after a trial at a computer shop in London
- Protest Targets Apple Suppliers
- A Big Profit Surge for Lenovo
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Michel-Henry Bouchet and Robert Isaak
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Alliott Cole
Cole is a principal with the ventures team at Octopus, a London-based investment company.
- Venture Capital Comes of Age in Europe
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Eye on Asia
by Bruce Einhorn
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Asia
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Lessons From Li Ning's China Stumble
Companies can learn from the Chinese sporting-goods maker's failed attempt to reposition itself as an upscale brand, say columnists Anil K. Gupta and Haiyan Wang
- Myths About China and India's Africa Race
- India on the Nuclear Edge
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Europe
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Euro Crisis: Sovereign Debt & Financial Impact Worldwide:
The Draghi Put Effect
Successive Federal Reserve Chairmen from Alan Greenspan to Ben Bernanke have been associated with what financiers call a "put" option.
- Euro Crisis: Sovereign Debt & Financial Impact Worldwide: Portugal Bears Brunt of Greek Contagion
- Euro Crisis: Sovereign Debt & Financial Impact Worldwide: Europe Back From the Precipice?
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Euro Crisis: Sovereign Debt & Financial Impact Worldwide:
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Companies
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European Companies Have Leverage to Spare
Post-recession, European companies want to expand abroad. A study by HSBC and PwC finds they could tap €245 billion in capital without stretching their balance sheets
- Eye on Asia: China Buys Gas-Tapping Technology
- Eye on Asia: Japan Can't Afford Fight with China
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Economics & Policy
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Agenda/Day2
A day in the Davos life of Imax CEO Richard Gelfond
- Davos: It's Bono and Bonus as Usual
- Partying and Pontificating at Davos 41
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Energy & Environment
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Gazprom's Empire at the End of the Earth
The Russian energy giant has a lot riding on the success of a massive new gas field 250 miles above the Arctic Circle. So does Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin
- Nigeria's President Fights for His Political Survival
- Will Japan Be a Nuclear-Free Zone?
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Global Finance & Markets
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The Beltway Insider Trying for a Greek Deal
Charles Dallara, a veteran of global crises, represents the Institute of International Finance
- Italy Targets Luxury Car Owners
- China's State Capitalism Trap
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Investing
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The Beltway Insider Trying for a Greek Deal
Charles Dallara, a veteran of global crises, represents the Institute of International Finance
- Italy Targets Luxury Car Owners
- China's State Capitalism Trap
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Technology
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Eye on Asia:
The Indian Outsourcer to Watch is Based in Teaneck
(This post originally referred incorrectly to HCL Technology. The correct name is HCL Technologies.) Indian outsourcers are getting ready for more...
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After Work
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Europe May Rate Tourist Spots for Quality
The European Commission is considering a program to award rankings to hotels, cultural venues, and activities, but the travel industry has a mixed reaction
- Karachi Tops List of Cheapest Cities for Americans
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