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Portugal Says Goodbye To Its 'Father Of Democracy'
Thousands on Monday paid their last respects to Mario Soares, widely seen as the father of Portugal's modern-day democracy, as his funeral cortege was set to wind its way across the capital.
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Nintendo Skyrockets on Super Mario Game for iPhone
The Tokyo-listed stock surged 18 percent to 29,200 yen ($287) in the aftermath of the iPhone 7 launch.
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Nintendo Soars 18% As Super Mario iPhone Debut Surprises Market
Nintendo said it would launch the game initially on Apple's App Store in December. The Kyoto-based firm with a market capitalisation of $40.5 billion did not say when it would be available for Android devices.
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Dow Soars 1.5% After ECB Embarks on Bond Purchases
The spark for Thursday's buying was ECB chief Mario Draghi's announcement of a 60 billion euro-a-month ($69 billion) bond-buying program through at least September 2016 aimed at sparking more investment and growth in the eurozone.
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World Stocks Soar as China Cut Rates, Draghi Drives for QE
European shares, oil and other growth sensitive commodities all leapt as China's move to cut rates to 5.6 per cent gave markets a welcome lift after a week where data has shown its giant economy heading for its worst year in almost quarter of a century.
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Nintendo Posts First-Half Net Profit of $132 Million
Net profit soared "as a result of exchange gains totalling JPY 15.5 billion due to depreciation of the yen", the company said.
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Global Economy Week Ahead: Living in Interesting Times
With US stocks hitting record highs on the back of strong jobs growth, the European Central Bank (ECB) holding out the prospect of printing money and British house prices soaring, there is a lot to ponder in the week to come.
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Football and samba, a match made in Brazilian heaven
Football and samba. Two passions which dominate the Brazilian soul, entwined as in a marriage.
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Bayern Munich soar; Borussia Dortmund hit five
Goals in the final nine minutes from Luis Gustavo and Mario Mandzukic gave Bayern Munich a sixth league win out of six for the new season as the Bavarians cantered to a 2-0 win at Werder Bremen on Saturday.
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Global stocks soar after ECB vows to protect the euro
Mario Draghi said the bank would do whatever was necessary to protect the euro zone from collapse.
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Wall Street soars after ECB vows to protect the euro
The Dow average jumped 212 points, or 1.7 percent, to 12,888 following big gains in European markets.
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Spanish short-term debt costs reach alarm levels
The soaring borrowing costs showed that a euro zone deal to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros ($126 billion) for its banks had not solved the country's problems.
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Portugal Says Goodbye To Its 'Father Of Democracy'
Thousands on Monday paid their last respects to Mario Soares, widely seen as the father of Portugal's modern-day democracy, as his funeral cortege was set to wind its way across the capital.
-
Nintendo Skyrockets on Super Mario Game for iPhone
The Tokyo-listed stock surged 18 percent to 29,200 yen ($287) in the aftermath of the iPhone 7 launch.
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Nintendo Soars 18% As Super Mario iPhone Debut Surprises Market
Nintendo said it would launch the game initially on Apple's App Store in December. The Kyoto-based firm with a market capitalisation of $40.5 billion did not say when it would be available for Android devices.
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Dow Soars 1.5% After ECB Embarks on Bond Purchases
The spark for Thursday's buying was ECB chief Mario Draghi's announcement of a 60 billion euro-a-month ($69 billion) bond-buying program through at least September 2016 aimed at sparking more investment and growth in the eurozone.
-
World Stocks Soar as China Cut Rates, Draghi Drives for QE
European shares, oil and other growth sensitive commodities all leapt as China's move to cut rates to 5.6 per cent gave markets a welcome lift after a week where data has shown its giant economy heading for its worst year in almost quarter of a century.
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Nintendo Posts First-Half Net Profit of $132 Million
Net profit soared "as a result of exchange gains totalling JPY 15.5 billion due to depreciation of the yen", the company said.
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Global Economy Week Ahead: Living in Interesting Times
With US stocks hitting record highs on the back of strong jobs growth, the European Central Bank (ECB) holding out the prospect of printing money and British house prices soaring, there is a lot to ponder in the week to come.
-
Football and samba, a match made in Brazilian heaven
Football and samba. Two passions which dominate the Brazilian soul, entwined as in a marriage.
-
Bayern Munich soar; Borussia Dortmund hit five
Goals in the final nine minutes from Luis Gustavo and Mario Mandzukic gave Bayern Munich a sixth league win out of six for the new season as the Bavarians cantered to a 2-0 win at Werder Bremen on Saturday.
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Global stocks soar after ECB vows to protect the euro
Mario Draghi said the bank would do whatever was necessary to protect the euro zone from collapse.
-
Wall Street soars after ECB vows to protect the euro
The Dow average jumped 212 points, or 1.7 percent, to 12,888 following big gains in European markets.
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Spanish short-term debt costs reach alarm levels
The soaring borrowing costs showed that a euro zone deal to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros ($126 billion) for its banks had not solved the country's problems.
