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construction site for residential building

Delhi Economy Photos Property Wikipedia: Real estate

The Times of India
Real estate still best bet despite global turmoil
DELHI: Despite slowdown in the global economy, the demand for housing sector will remain strong in the country. But the sector will not witness the kind of price appreciation it has seen in the last... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

a small bungalow in India - property

Bangalore India Photos Property Wikipedia: List of Non-resident Indians

The Times of India
Why US based NRIs look for property in India
BANGALORE: The favourable exchange rate and the US Federal Reserve's attempts to tackle a rapidly-weakening economy by freezing shortterm interest rates for two years are two factors that encourage... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

The Times of India
Nikkei falls over 2% on US recession worry
TOKYO: The Nikkei stock average fell more than 2 per cent on Friday for a third day of declines, hit by US recession fears and new worries about the health of European banks, but it managed to hold... (photo: WN / Geeta)
Economy Photos Stock Tokyo Wikipedia: Nikkei 225

Youth in the support of Anna Hazare and Janlokpal Bill in Pune - India

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Unlikely Echo of Gandhi Inspires Indians to Act
NEW DELHI -- In a "new" India often obsessed with wealth and status, where cricket batsmen and Bollywood movie stars are wildly idolized, Anna Hazare is a figure from an earlier, seemingly discarded... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Corruption Delhi India Photos Wikipedia: Corruption

Honda Jazz car displayed at Auto Expo-automobile-India.

The Street
Honda's Margins Will Improve: Trefis
NEW YORK (Trefis) -- Honda's (HMC) vehicle sales in the latest quarter took a hit due to auto-parts supply chain disruption after the tragic Japan earthquake and tsunami... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
Auto Honda Japan Photos Wikipedia: Honda

Gold Jewelries

Business Insider
Gold Rallies to $1,800 Again!
The Daily Reckoning URL... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Economy Entertaining Markets Photos Wikipedia :Gold

Businessmen are reflected in the electric stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo Monday, March 1, 2010. Asian stock markets advanced Monday, with Hong Kong's index up nearly 2 percent, after China said manufacturing continued to grow last month albeit at a slower pace. Nikkei 225 stock average ended at 10,172.06, up 46.03 points. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)

Herald Tribune
Update: U.S. stocks follow Asia and Europe lower
Stocks on Wall Street fell sharply on Thursday, following the trend set in Asia and Europe as more disappointing economic data emerged and concerns again focused on the... (photo: AP / Koji Sasahara)
Asia Europe Financial Photos Wikipedia: Nikkei 225

A current model Toyota Aygo city car

Independent online (SA)
SHOOTOUT: Toyota Aygo vs Hyundai i10
We get the question often. “I’m looking for a new entry-level hatch but I’m on a serious budget, what should I get?” It’s a difficult... (photo: Creative Commons / Dungodung)
Hyundai Market Photos Toyota Wikipedia: Toyota Aygo

Indian Express
Honda launches new 'Jazz'; price slashed
Japanese auto giant Honda today launched a new version of its premium hatchback Jazz in India, slashing the price by over Rs 1.5 lakh from the existing model as it looks... (photo: Creative Commons / M 93)
Auto Honda Japan Photos Wikipedia: Honda Jazz

US Dollar - Currency

Breitbart
Global stocks slump before US data
World stock markets tumbled Thursday on lingering economic worries, with th... World stock markets tumbled Thursday on lingering economic worries, with the heaviest... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Economy Markets Photos Stock Wikipedia: DAX

Sport

	Arsenal's Ryo Miyaichi keeping his feet on the ground despite Ronaldinho comparisons Goal
	The gymnastics week in review: World University Games and U.S. Championships The Examiner
	Alberto Zaccheroni beaming after emphatic Japan victory over rivals South Korea Goal
	Arsene Wenger to turn attention to Dortmund's Japanese midfielder Shinji Kagawa - report Goal

Entertainment

	Retweet, sexting enter Oxford English Dictionary Breitbart
	Actress Estella Warren pleads no contest to DUI Breitbart
	SJP Teases "Sex and the City 3" NBC Washington
	Cody Linley's Brother Found Dead By Apt. Manager: Report NBC Washington

Health

	Unlikely Echo of Gandhi Marshals Indians’ Ire Herald Tribune
	Anna Hazare to launch public fast as government relents Khaleej Times
	Tibetan monk who set himself on fire is cremated Herald Tribune
	Oil rises above $87 amid mixed US supply report Herald Tribune

Tokyo Headlines

Tokyo Police Club's Polite Excellence

MacDonald to equal US test caps record in Tokyo

Mark Petrinovic Joins the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ as Ma

US envoy: Tokyo didn't take charge when crisis hit

Fukushima kids take case to Tokyo, but get no satisfaction

Tokyo Falls 1.9% at Open

Japanese tsunami victims reunited with their cash and valuab

Japan warned it must decide on future of Okinawa US marine b

Tokyo Shares End At Five-Month Low On Global Econ Worries

Official: Former Japan international Seiichiro Maki returns

U.S. Vice President Flies To Beijing And Tokyo, Replete With

Tokyo Shares End Lower As Dell View Cut Hits Chipmakers

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In this Nov. 4, 2010 photo, traders work on the floor to the New York Stock Exchange, in New York.

Stocks headed for a flat open

Passers-by are reflected on the electronic board of a securities firm flashing world stock prices in Tokyo, Japan, Monday, July 13, 2009

Asia stocks muted as mixed economic signs weighed

5 Interesting Earnings Reports for Next Week Seeking Alpha
Japan mulling another FX intervention: report KDVR
Japan mulling another FX intervention - Nikkei The Guardian
Asian stocks decline on global growth concerns Irish Times
Japanese Yen To Continue Appreciation, Will Shrug Off Interv The Street
Will Gold Continue to Shine? Seeking Alpha
Dollar hits postwar low vs yen as safety rules Seeking Alpha
GLOBAL MARKETS-Global stocks slide anew, gold sets fresh rec The Guardian
Market Astrology: Biden's Extortion Trip To Asia Business Insider
Dollar drops but respite in sight if economy dims The Times of India
Armageddon Can Wait Business Insider
For Some Banks, Prices Are Below 2008 The New York Times
Is anybody in control? Khaleej Times
Who Is Behind The 'US Day Of Rage' Against Wall Street? Business Insider
Euro climbs, dollar/yen plumbs new record low The Guardian
Quake in Japan Is Causing a Costly Shift to Fossil Fuels Herald Tribune
NZ shares ride out wave of global fear NZ Herald
GLOBAL MARKETS-Gold sets record, US stocks slip The Guardian
Lenovo's Net Profits Close to Double Newsfactor
GLOBAL MARKETS-Gold hits new record, US stocks slip The Guardian

Going Dutch: One Possible Solution to the Euro Debt Crisis

Going Dutch: One Possible Solution to the Euro Debt Crisis

Biden Obama

Biden seeks strong China ties under shadow of debt

In this Monday, Aug. 1, 2011 photo released by Tokyo Electric Power Co. Tuesday, Aug. 2, a worker in protective gear measures radiation levels near a duct connected to a ventilation stack between Unit 1 and Unit 2 reactors at the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan.

After Fukushima: nuclear dirty tricks

Two Antinuclear Voices Are Heard After Years of Futility The New York Times
Former U.S. envoy critical of Japan's nuclear crisis respons The Los Angeles Times
Thaksin Visa Raises Questions in Thailand Wall Street Journal
Hailstones kill five The Himalayan
Japan PM drops plan to visit US for summit talks The Himalayan
Battle of the Bulge, still in his bones Herald Tribune
Under pressure to resign, Japan's prime minister drops plan Star Tribune
Japan city declares nuclear Decontamination Month Herald Tribune
Japan PM cancels US visit, under pressure to quit Newstrack India
European Stock Markets Open Sharply Lower Herald Tribune
Quake strikes off Japanese coast London Evening Standard
Here we go again: Another big down day for Dow Herald Tribune
EDITORIAL: Noda should watch his mouth Asahi News
Investor Risk Perceptions Shifting Business Insider
Update: Global selloff drives Dow down 419 points Herald Tribune
Occupy Wall Street. Axis of Logic
US 10-year Treasury Note Yield at Record Low - US Dollar May Seeking Alpha
Spectre of a new credit crunch haunts frightened markets The Guardian
Rush Limbaugh Likens President Obama to Oreo Cookie (Audio) The Hollywood Reporter
Strong Yen Is a Two-Edged Sword for Japan Herald Tribune

Titangiganteus - Titan beetle

'Titan beetle' (Titanus giganteus): The world's longest beetle

Celebrity twins Mary-Kate, left, and Ashley Olsen wave to fans following dedication ceremonies for their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles, Thursday, April 29, 2004. (bb2)

Summer Party Report and Celebrity Sightings Part I (Photos)

T-mobile Iveco truck

T-Mobile Customers Continue To Jump Ship, But With Less Haste Than Before

Wichita Falls Sexy art The Examiner
This week's new theatre The Guardian
MR. BIG's Billy Sheehan Talks Cake, Covers and Quality Over The Examiner
Viz Media wants your Art to help bring Hope to Japan The Examiner
What We're Reading The New York Times
A Case for Managed Inflation Seeking Alpha
Gold Exceeds $1,880, Set for Longest Weekly Rally Since 2007 Business Week
SoftBank 007SH KT: Hello Kitty-Branded Clamshell Android Pho Crunch
Asian stocks plummet on fears of double-dip recession in US, m&c;
Gold Exceeds $1,860, Set for Longest Weekly Rally Since 2007 Business Week
The Black Lips play Name That Garage Tune! The Guardian
Magnitude 6.8 Earthquake Jolts Japan off Fukushima, Triggers The Hollywood Reporter
Debunking 'Debunking Myths of a U.S. Monetary Collapse' Redu Seeking Alpha
Nivea Pulls Ad After Online Outcry The New York Times
Gold Surges to Record, Set for Longest Weekly Rally Since 20 Business Week
Citizen Sailors: The Royal Navy in the Second World War, By The Independent
Museum and Gallery Listings for Aug. 19-25 The New York Times
Lists by Dr-Faustus IMDb
Villain – review The Guardian
Senna The Boston Globe

Indian Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) soldier stands guard outside the Bakshi stadium, the main venue for Independence day celebrations in Srinagar on August 14, 2011. Ahead of the 64th Independence Day celebration on August 15, Home Minister P. Chidambaram has warned security forces to keep a high alert across the country for any possible terror attack.

The Kashmir-Afghanistan puzzle

An Indian Army soldier runs to take position during a gunbattle

Hizbul's hindu commander killed

A photo taken by a local resident, shows the wreckage of a helicopter next to the wall of the compound where according to officials, Osama bin Laden wss shot and killed in a firefight with U.S. forces in Abbottabad, Pakistan on Monday, May 2, 2011.

Bin Laden raid: China denies inspecting US helicopter

40 die in Pakistan mosque blast The Independent
Official: 40 dead in Pakistan mosque bombing The Boston Globe
Sketch of Pakistan 'kidnapper' released Al Jazeera
Shahzad murder probe drags on Asia Times
Pakistan says it can bring Haqqani to peace talks The Boston Globe
Chinese commandos in campaign against Xinjiang's Islamist 'r The Independent
NKorea threatens to bolster its nuclear arsenal CBS News
AP Interview: Cambodian maids speak of abuse CBS News
China denies Pakistan gave it helicopter access The Boston Globe
Pakistan drone attack 'kills four fighters' Al Jazeera
Philippines seeks to strengthen anti-terror law The Boston Globe
Why is George Soros selling gold and buying farmland? Pakalert Press
US believes Pakistan let China inspect craft The Boston Globe
Suspected US drone strike kills 4 in Pakistan The Boston Globe
Anger at China's access to crashed US helicopter The Independent
Sentence of the Month, A Big Greasy Breakfast of Winners The New York Times
Bin Laden raid: China 'viewed US helicopter wreckage' BBC News
Trends: What QE3 Will Look Like Pakalert Press
The Drone Arms Race Heats Up: World’s First “Bea Pakalert Press
Terrorist defendant Abu Tholut to hear charges Jakarta Post

In this image made from footage released by the International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano, partially seen in rear center, is briefed during his inspection tour at the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant at Okuma, northeastern Japan, on Monday July 25, 2011.

Sticking with nuclear could be costlier Japan option

2011 Toyota Sienna SE -- 06-16-2010

Toyota invention takes wheel to avoid crash

Toyota car - vehicle - Automobile

Toyota's new pre-crash technology directs steering

newWest Coast fish to be tested for Fukushima radiation CBC
Melting Nuclear 'Snow' With Flowers redOrbit
Gold Sets Record Highs With Every Tick Higher Business Insider
newYukon to test for radiation in caribou herd CBC
Thoughts at the End of a Tumultuous Week Business Insider
Sega Toys Dates And Prices Its R2-D2 Homestar Planetarium (W Crunch
Asahi to force sale of remaining 4% in Charlie's Scoop
Asahi To Compulsorily Acquire Remaining Shares In Charlie's Scoop
New Appointments at NZTE Scoop
Global stocks drop overnight NZ Herald
$1.5b and the drinks are on Asahi NZ Herald
Yen Update Business Insider
Using ETFs To Build A Complete Bond Portfolio Business Insider
Lenovo Doubles Q1 Profits, Is Now The World's No.3 PC Vendor Crunch
Japan To Get Android-Based "Yahoo Phone" Next Month Crunch
Viral Video: The Wacky Japanese Dance All Things Digital
Asia stocks drop; Nikkei falls 1.25% as strong yen weighs Business Insider
Turners Auctions lifts first-half profit 12% Scoop
Asian stocks retreat in early trade; Nikkei falls 0.7% Business Insider
Asahi to buy Independent Liquor for $1.5B Scoop

In this image made from footage released by the International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano wearing protective gear, is briefed during his inspection tour at the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant at Okuma, northeastern Japan, on Monday July 25, 2011.

Japan sacks three nuclear power officials in shake-up

Camelot at Hyundai Shipyard Vietnam Nov 2009

Shipping Industry Carbon Plan Includes Penalties

Carbon trading schemes around the world

Carbon trading schemes around the world

China rules the rare earth Al Jazeera
Sunflowers melt Fukushima's nuclear "snow" Khaleej Times
Race for rare earths Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Tree produces 'nutty' ecological cleaner for laundry Asahi News
Upside for Regis Corporation in a Growing Economy or Recessi Seeking Alpha
'Leaf to Home': A charging system that powers your EV (and t The Miami Herald
Fuji Xerox: Zero-Landfill Goal Achieved at Recycling Facilit Asahi News
Hitachi Metals Enters into Master Supply Agreement of Rare E Asahi News
Japan to set up new, more independent nuclear safety agency Star Tribune
Japan's Tsunami Gave Birth to Faraway Icebergs The New York Times
Japan tsunami causes Antarctic glacier to break BBC News
Westinghouse Reactor Takes a Step Forward The New York Times
Japan Tsunami Caused Icebergs To Form In Antarctica (VIDEO) Huffington Post
Fish-eating shrimp leads alien wildlife invasion of UK river The Daily Mail
Fish-eating shrimp leads alien wildlife invasion wildlife in The Daily Mail
Pacific: UN warns of economic losses due to climate change Scoop
Fukushima Nuclear Radiation Highest Ever, Exceeds Capacity o GlobalResearch
Sellafield Mox nuclear fuel plant to close The Guardian
Kyoto on the line as S. Africa preps UN climate talks Khaleej Times
Himalayan glaciers shrinking The Guardian

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