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Jun 19, 2013
2:51 pm

GM putting Cadillac to test against Audi, BMW, Mercedes in China
General Motors breaks ground on new $1.3-billion Cadillac, R&D facility in Shanghai, China.
BY David Trifunov
Business, Want to Know, China, United States
Jun 19, 2013
12:26 pm

Dolce & Gabbana jailed over tax evasion in Italy
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana were found guilty of failing to declare 1 billion euros in income.
BY Alexander Besant
Business, Business, Want to Know
Jun 18, 2013
3:50 pm

This worries us most about China, says World Bank
China's shadowy banking industry may lead to slowed growth.
BY Ansuya Harjani, CNBC
World Bank, Business, Want to Know, Emerging Markets, China
Jun 18, 2013
2:02 pm

PRISM: Who released which data?
If you're feeling dizzy in the wake of the PRISM affair, you're not alone. Here's a summary of the companies involved and what they did with your data.
BY Kristin Deasy
Need to Know, Business, Technology, United States
Jun 17, 2013
12:47 pm

Is Italy on a collision course with Europe?
Italy's coalition government new policies aim to turn the economy around.
BY Holly Ellyatt, CNBC
Italy Economy, Letta, Spending Cuts, Tax Increases, unemployment, World Leaders, Business, Debt Crisis, Want to Know, Global Economy, Italy
Jun 17, 2013
12:39 pm

China will implode
China's credit bubble means its economy will not boom much longer.
BY Henry Blodget, Business Insider
China, China economy, economic crisis, Business, Debt Crisis, Want to Know, China
Jun 17, 2013
12:30 pm

G8 summit in Northern Ireland kicks off with Syria, trade talks
Cameron hoped to talk about trade and taxes but it looks like the brutal civil war in Syria will top the agenda.
BY Alexander Besant
Business, Business, Want to Know
Jun 15, 2013
10:58 pm

Google's Loon: Web-enabling balloons to float into remote regions (VIDEO)
Google now making jellyfish-like floating balloons full of...the internet.
BY Kristin Deasy
Americas, Business, Want to Know, Asia-Pacific, Global Economy, Innovation, Technology, United States
Jun 15, 2013
1:27 pm

Condé Nast sued by interns paid less than $1 an hour
The interns worked at W Magazine and The New Yorker.
BY Amy Silverstein
Need to Know, Business, Education, United States
Jun 14, 2013
6:09 pm

Airbus A350 jet completes its maiden flight in France
The airplane reportedly consumes 25 percent less energy than earlier wide-bodied airplanes by using carbon composites.
BY Alexander Besant
Business, Business, Want to Know

Boeing's troubled Dreamliner returns to service

George Soros buys 8% stake in JC Penney, shares rise

Twinkies back in stores by July, Hostess says

Israel's amazing startup scene leaves US companies drooling

Virgin America introduces in-flight flirting system

Charity auctions coffee with Apple CEO Tim Cook

Spanish unemployment rate at record 27 percent

AP Twitter account hack plunges Dow

Airlines want to make passengers wait on the tarmac for more than 3 hours

NYC gets electric taxis

McDonald's suffers global sales drop for first quarter

IMF chief calls for 'full-speed' global recovery

Indonesian pilots have a nasty crystal meth problem

French breast implant trial starts today

Spotify launches in Mexico, marking first step into Latin America

Outage grounds all American Airlines flights

Gold and other metal prices are plunging

Hacker claims he can hijack any airplane using a mobile app

Britain’s butler boom

Will Cyprus sell off its gold?

Dutch recall 2 years' of 'beef' exports that may have contained horse

Libya, Qatar offer Egypt large loans: Reports

Obama wants to nearly double cigarette tax

Horse drugs found in corned beef

WTO lowers 2013 trade forecast after sluggish year

Walmart's new strategy for tapping the Millennial market

J.C. Penney shares slump after CEO swap

United says 787 Dreamliner will fly by May 31

Senate confirms Mary Jo White for SEC chief

Harvard Professor and Former Ambassador Nicholas Burns joins GlobalPost