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Asian Stocks, Oil Pare Losses on China Growth Pledge; Yen Gains
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By Jason Clenfield and Yoshiaki Nohara on July 31, 2012 Asian stocks and oil pared losses after a disappointing manufacturing report from China gave the world's second-largest economy more room to ease policy. Japanese equity dropped after …
Asia stocks fall as China manufacturing slowsThe Associated Press
Shares fall as stimulus hopes fade, China PMI softensCNBC.com
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Real estate woes including fraud and timeshares made it onto the list of top 10 consumer complaints for the first time.
Threats that might portend a slowdown are being given greater weight by companies because they could quickly develop into something worse.
Patent attorneys for the two companies squared off in a debate over smartphone innovation that they traced back to before Apple co-founder Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone in 2007.
BBC News
Joblessness in the euro zone hit on Tuesday its highest level since the single currency was born, a further sign of economic desperation as hopes erode that the bloc will be saved by its central bank this …
Stocks fell on Tuesday with traders' sights set again on Wednesday's Federal Reserve statement on the economy and a possible new round of stimulus. The Nasdaq Composite, which underperformed on Monday, …
China's manufacturing expanded at the slowest pace in eight months, adding to evidence Premier Wen Jiabao has yet to reverse the nation's economic slowdown.
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