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UK house prices increased by 8.4 percent in 2013

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UK house prices increased by 8.4 percent in 2013, according to new information from Nationwide - the largest building society in Britain. The increase translates...

FIAT to buy rest of Chrysler

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Italian car company FIAT, which already owns a majority stake in the American automobile maker Chrysler, says it plans to buy the remaining 41%....

American share of global research spending falls

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American share of worldwide research spending fell to 45% in 2012, from 51% in 2007, while Japan’s and China’s grew, researchers from the University...
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US jobs recovery may be impeded by debt issues in Washington

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Hiring will continue in 2014, but cautiously, according to CareerBuilder’s Annual Job Forecast. The forecasters added that debt issues among US lawmakers may continue to...
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Latvia joins the Eurozone

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On January 1st Latvia, a former Soviet republic and the European Union’s fastest-growing economy, became the 18th member of the Eurozone. The euro was born...

World temperature to rise 4°C by the end of this century

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By the end of this century world temperature will increase by at least 4°C if current CO2 emissions are not reduced. The findings come from a...
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Google robots and Amazon drones wrestle for future of parcel delivery

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As Amazon announces the launch of its "parcel drone" Prime Air project, and Google pitches in with the concept of driverless cars and robots,...
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US Consumer Confidence Index rebounded in December

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After slipping in November to 72, the US Consumer Confidence Index improved in December to 78.1 (1985=100), says the Conference Board. The Expectations Index rose...
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US home prices rise 13.6% in one year

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US home prices rose 13.6% in October 2013 in twenty cities compared to October 2012. This represents the highest increase in over 7 years,...
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NAFTA twenty years on, the winner, Mexico

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NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) is now 20 years old. So, how well have the US, Canada and Mexico fared under North America’s equivalent...