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Beijing Restaurant accepts lease buy out, CVS moves building of Duluth site next year

With the Beijing Restaurant accepting a lease buy out, building of CVS Pharmacy in Duluth site has been moved next year.


Bruno Wu and Thomas Middelhoff to create an international media and investment firm

Bruno Wu and Thomas Middelhoff stated that they have combined assets with revenues of around US$2 billion to create a media and alternative investment firm.

Merkel should tell German taxpayers they are not immune to debt crisis: opposition

German opposition leader slammed Chancellor Merkel for not telling taxpayers that they will not be "excluded in any way" if the writeoffs continue.

Kanye West double whammy - low sales and police probe

Police started the investigation against Kanye West's alleged battery of a camera man. "You're trying to get me in trouble, so I'll have to pay you, like, $250,000," said rapper Kanye West to a camera man before lunging at him outside the Los Angeles Airport last July 12.


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Greek workers took to the streets their opposition over the proposed plan to retrench state workers.
Police said that a woman died while riding the Texas Giant roller coaster at Six Flags over Texas. A woman died yesterday after falling from the Texas Giant roller coaster at the Six Flags Over Texas in the city of Arlington, the theme park officials said in a statement.
Visco of ECB stressed the importance of communication in an exit strategy. Ignazio Visco, a member of the European Central Bank Governing Council, stated that central banks needed to work on improving communication when it comes to exiting from an unprecedented monetary policy.
Batista's worth went down 74% after losing more than US$30 billion. The richest man in Brazil, Eike Batista, saw his worth go down 74% this year.
Comic Con requested US$1 from its millions of fans to join in a non-studio revoluttion Comic Con requested its followers on social media, which was now in the millions, for US$1 each.
US SEC was put under pressure for improper contractor vetting. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was placed in a "hot seat" for failing to do a proper background check on 40 to 70 contractors.
Emerging economies are set for a wake-up call as FED decisions and the China economy slowdown affects economic growth.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe created the “Abenomics” policy for Japan's stagnant economy. On Sunday, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will find out whether his mandate to end the country's economic stagnation will push through.
Multi-dollar rice invention scheme brought financial woes to Thailand. Moody, a ratings agency, warned Thailand of the risk "populist measures" would have on government finances.
Chancellor Angela Merkel said that she is calling the EU to set tougher data protection rules. Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany, announced that she will push for tougher European Union data protection rules.