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• Qatar cashes in on remaining Barclays warrants
• Saudi regulator suspends Mobily from selling SIM cards
• Starbucks prepares to open first India store
• Yahoo may be close to selling share in Alibaba
• Swiss voters reject 6 weeks paid vacation
• Apple iPads seized by China in name dispute
• Starbucks to open 50 stores in India this year
• Guinness to build massive new Dublin brewery
• Emirates to add 50 new planes worth $18 billion
• EU leaders call on G-20 for more joint action
• Germany, France agree on Europe bank bailout
• Samsung seeks Dutch iPhone, iPad sale ban
• Alleged rogue trader prayed in vain for 'a miracle'; UBS set to pay price
• Top of Chinese wealthy's wish list? To leave China
• Who has most debt? Answer may surprise you
• U.K. bans Julia Roberts, Christy Turlington ads
• Greece gets new bailout with private sector help
• 'So, this is democracy': Frustration rife in new Egypt
• Central bankers advise investors to expect less
• Greek debt tsunami could reach US shores
• US doesn't make cut for happiest nations list
• Report: President of Japan's troubled TEPCO resigning
• Gun-shy U.S. businesses back away from Mexico
• Emboldened China to meet with U.S. this week
• Facebook strikes China deal with Baidu
• Cautious optimism helps Cuba's new entrepreneurs
• Unlike competition, U.S. values profits over jobs
• Quakes helped triple 2010 disaster costs to about $218B
• New nuclear plants designed to be safest ever
• Quake cleanup could swamp Japan with debt
• Bungling, cover-ups define Japanese nuclear industry
• Donations to Japan start at slow pace
• Europe could raise interest rates next month
• Tough times in China for big-box retailers

• Former SNC-Lavalin executive charged in Switzerland: report
• Saudi telco regulator suspends Mobily prepaid sim sales
• Apple will start selling iPad in China July 20
• The world's hottest real estate markets
• Spanish village to raise funds with marijuana
• China goes on gold binge, as world wonders why
• Facing criticism, European bank boss turns down $1.5M bonus
• European debt tops list of business stories of '11
• Phone-hacking scandal: James Murdoch insists he didn't mislead British lawmakers
• 'Huge relief': Banks agree to take big loss on Greek debt
• 'I am sad': Tributes to Jobs pour in from around the world
• Lawyer: News Corp to be sued in US for hacking
• Rogue trader loses $2 billion, UBS says
• Skype plans to buy group messenger GroupMe
• Remaining countries with AAA credit ratings
• Cuba's black-market housing trade to go legit
• Build a better toilet and the world will ...
• High hopes, harsh reality for Egypt's economy
• EU leaders appoint Draghi as next ECB president
• France’s Christine Lagarde leads IMF race
• Japan to businessmen: Shed suits, save energy
• Questions, answers about Dominique Strauss-Kahn
• China's food inflation creates gourmets, hungry
• Why immigrant entrepreneurs are leaving U.S.
• Farm of the future could be a sunless, rainless room indoors
• As oil supply dwindles, Saudis turn to renewable energy
• Developing nations' rise poses risks for rich ones
• Japanese nuclear utility apologizes again, and again
• Germany a model for post-nuclear power age
• Yen tumbles versus dollar after G-7 intervention
• Quake shows weak link in global supply chains
• Japan braces for economic aftershocks
• 'Baby Gaga' breast milk ice cream removed from shop

• UK's RBS could face separate Libor fines: paper
• Software AG has 1 billion euro war chest for any acquisition: paper
• Zuckerberg makes surprise cameo on Chinese TV
• U.S. accuses bank of massive 'wash-trading'
• Kim Dotcom's rise is legend fit for Silicon Age
• 8 industries China leads where the US used to
• Warren Buffett rocks out on ukulele for China
• S&P warns of downgrade for entire eurozone
• U.N. official: G20 meeting should be about jobs
• Mexican truck is first in US under delayed NAFTA program
• Chinese company interested in buying Yahoo
• UBS loss mounts to $2.3 billion
• Euro Central Bank official quits ‘for personal reasons’
• Macau sex fair shows China’s growing influence in bedroom
• In Cuba, free market proves easier said than done
• Party on, China! But get a driver
• Advertisers face pressure over scandal at tabloid
• WikiLeaks says it's suing Visa, MasterCard
• Depending Euro crisis casts shadow over Lagarde IMF bid
• China shopping for Latin American oil, food, minerals
• France's finance minister launches bid for IMF leadership
• Bail hearing could change leadership of IMF
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• A frugal Britain considers cost of royal wedding
• What spill? In some respects BP is stronger than ever
• European Central Bank urged Portugal to seek economic aid
• S&P downgrades Greece, Portugal
• It's costly to keep Egypt's daily bread cheap
• Japan disaster set to be the world’s costliest
• Businesses wrestle with evacuation decisions
• Insurance industry well-shielded from Japan quake
• Mattel is closing down Barbie's Shanghai palace
• Libyan violence creating chaos at oil facilities