WASHINGTON | Fri Nov 2, 2012 12:43pm EDT WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama has renewed 15-year-old U.S. sanctions on Sudan, acknowledging that Khartoum has resolved disputes with South Sudan but warning that Darfur and other conflicts remain serious…
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Business from Shia pilgrims has plummeted and Iran’s state travel agency owes millions in unpaid bills, officials say. The plunge in Iran’s currency is proving bad for business for the country’s neighbours, who can no longer rely on flush Iranian pilgrims…
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Documents show US officials in compound were “troubled” by Libyan police officer taking photos on day of deadly attack. The Libyan government failed to deliver security reinforcements at the US diplomatic post in Benghazi on the day of an attack…
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) – The world’s two largest economies have been showing signs of improvement, but experts say the recession in Europe remains the biggest challenge to sustained global growth. In the United States, reports released Thursday showed gains in…
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) – Starbucks served up some encouragement to investors Thursday with quarterly results that showed strong sales growth. The Seattle-based chain posted earnings close to analyst estimates. More reassuring was news that same-store sales rose 6%, and that…
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) – Automobile Magazine has named the Tesla Model S its “Car of the Year,” citing the car’s design and impressive speed. “It’s the performance that won us over,” Automobile Editor-in-Chief Jean Jennings said in the magazine’s January…
