Addressing concerns as to the lack of progress in its bid to open shop in India, Wal-Mart said it is negotiating with Bharti for final details.
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Bay Investment Group LLC to build largest transit oriented development in Oakland
Bay Investment Group LLC, the venture firm of Hayah Holdings and Colony Capital, will head the master development in the city of Oakland.
IMF rates GCC at 4.4% growth in 2014
The International Monetary Fund pegged the 2014 growth of the GCC at 4.4%. The International Monetary Fund had announced the increase of its forecasted economic growth for the GCC to 4.
US to surpass Russian and Saudi Arabian production by 2015
According to the latest US Energy Information Administration report, the US would pass production levels of Russia and Saudi Arabia for oil and natural gas.
Saudization is not achievable according to the General Syndicate of Cars
Saudization, according to GSC Secretary General Marwan Zabidi, is a unachievable goal because of the lack of support structures for its realization.
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Identified as an integral part of US interests in Asia, the Trans Pacific Partnership is being outlined between the US and eleven other countries.
As the budget deadlock continues, the stock market's fear index is rising and many investors are preparing for future stock volatility.
Obama, in an interview with the Associated Press, said he expects Congress to reopen government and increase debt ceiling before the October 17 deadline.
A Forbes report revealed the branding lesson marketers could learn from Apple. A Forbes report revealed that marketers can learn one very important lesson from Apple: Branding starts with consumers.
FINRA, in its oversight powers, is contemplating the imposition of a requirement of having insurance to cover payouts should the brokerage firm fail.
Susan Bennett explained the reason why Siri would get snippy at times. Susan Bennett, the woman who claimed to be the voice of the American Siri in Apple Inc's assistant app, told CNN she recorded nonsensical phrases and sentences for ubergeeks, as she called them, in July 2005.
The noteholders of GM Nova Scotia used a local law loophole to allow its earnings to double from the bankruptcy proceedings.
Chief executives of major banks and President Barack Obama on October 2 had met and discussed financial repercussions of the government shutdown.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said his country would be more receptive now to foreign investment.
