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Why Global Investors Are Warming Up To Emerging-Market Stocks
A growing number of investors are warming to developing-nation stocks as the global economy recovers from the worst of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Rate Hike A "Non-Event" For Markets, All Eyes On 2019 Election: Experts
"Investors will forget the rate hike and refocus on individual companies and their outlook," said Kishor Ostwal, managing director at CNI Research Ltd.
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Buried Treasure: 1700s Ship, Preserved In A Watery Grave, Emerges As Hotel Goes Up
A large, heavy ship, scuttled between 1775 and 1798, is being dug out of its damp grave at the site of a hotel construction project in Old Town Alexandria.
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9 Dead as White Gunman Opens Fire on US Church
A white gunman was at large early today after he shot and killed several people at a historic black church in downtown Charleston, South Carolina in a gruesome attack police called a hate crime.
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Indian-American Elected Head of American Council on Education
Indian-American Renu Khator has been elected chair of the Board of Directors of the American Council on Education (ACE), the major coordinating body for US colleges and universities.
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Music Review: No Surprise, U2's Songs of Innocence Shines
Everything about U2's new album is unexpected. The Irish rock band dropped it on iTunes users on Tuesday in a surprise move.
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New trial sought for 14-year-old executed in 1944
A 14-year-old black boy executed nearly 70 years ago is finally getting another day in court, and his lawyers plan to argue on Tuesday for a new trial.
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Mullens, Bobcats end Celtics' win streak 94-91
The Charlotte Bobcats ended Boston's seven-game winning streak as Byron Mullens scored 25 points and had 18 rebounds in a 94-91 win over the Celtics on Monday.
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Pakistan's Memogate: Never met Ijaz, says Mullen
Amid a controversy over a secret memo sent to the then US military chief to prevent a possible military coup in Pakistan, the spokesperson of Admiral Mike Mullen said that the former top general never met the Pak-American businessman Mansoor Ijaz and does not know him.
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'Memogate': Obama's ex-advisor James Jones says he delivered secret memo to Mullen
Former US National Security Advisor James Jones has said that he was the intermediary who delivered to former military chief Admiral Mike Mullen a secret memorandum that businessman Mansoor Ijaz purportedly drafted on behalf of the Pakistan government. Jones confirmed to the Pakistani media that he received the memo from the Pakistani-American busi...
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Obama won't back Mullen's claim on Pakistan
US President Barack Obama is declining to endorse strong criticism of Pakistan levelled by the outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, while saying Pakistan must do more to deal with insurgents.
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Want to work on stronger ties with Pak: US
US wants to continue to work to put its relationship with Pakistan on a stronger footing, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said. At the same time, she said, the Obama administration would like to see an end to terrorist safe havens in Pakistan. She, however, appeared to tone down tempers between the two countries which has reached a new peak ...
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Pakistan using Haqqani, LeT as proxies: Mullen
Pakistan's Army chief Ashfaq Pervez Kayani is the most powerful man in Pakistan and he controls the military-run ISI, which supports terror groups like Haqqani network and LeT, using them as proxies, top US commander Mike Mullen has said.
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Don't humiliate Pak, it will be at your own cost: Hina Rabbani to US
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has as hit back at the US administration after Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI has provided safe haven to a terrorist group that attacked the US embassy in Kabul last week.
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Pakistanis exports violence to Afghanistan: Mullen
The top US military officer on Thursday accused Pakistan of "exporting violence" to Afghanistan and said this puts in jeopardy not only the frayed US-Pakistani partnership against terrorism but also the prospects for a successful outcome to the decade-old war in Afghanistan.
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Why Global Investors Are Warming Up To Emerging-Market Stocks
A growing number of investors are warming to developing-nation stocks as the global economy recovers from the worst of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Rate Hike A "Non-Event" For Markets, All Eyes On 2019 Election: Experts
"Investors will forget the rate hike and refocus on individual companies and their outlook," said Kishor Ostwal, managing director at CNI Research Ltd.
-
Buried Treasure: 1700s Ship, Preserved In A Watery Grave, Emerges As Hotel Goes Up
A large, heavy ship, scuttled between 1775 and 1798, is being dug out of its damp grave at the site of a hotel construction project in Old Town Alexandria.
-
9 Dead as White Gunman Opens Fire on US Church
A white gunman was at large early today after he shot and killed several people at a historic black church in downtown Charleston, South Carolina in a gruesome attack police called a hate crime.
-
Indian-American Elected Head of American Council on Education
Indian-American Renu Khator has been elected chair of the Board of Directors of the American Council on Education (ACE), the major coordinating body for US colleges and universities.
-
Music Review: No Surprise, U2's Songs of Innocence Shines
Everything about U2's new album is unexpected. The Irish rock band dropped it on iTunes users on Tuesday in a surprise move.
-
New trial sought for 14-year-old executed in 1944
A 14-year-old black boy executed nearly 70 years ago is finally getting another day in court, and his lawyers plan to argue on Tuesday for a new trial.
-
Mullens, Bobcats end Celtics' win streak 94-91
The Charlotte Bobcats ended Boston's seven-game winning streak as Byron Mullens scored 25 points and had 18 rebounds in a 94-91 win over the Celtics on Monday.
-
Pakistan's Memogate: Never met Ijaz, says Mullen
Amid a controversy over a secret memo sent to the then US military chief to prevent a possible military coup in Pakistan, the spokesperson of Admiral Mike Mullen said that the former top general never met the Pak-American businessman Mansoor Ijaz and does not know him.
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'Memogate': Obama's ex-advisor James Jones says he delivered secret memo to Mullen
Former US National Security Advisor James Jones has said that he was the intermediary who delivered to former military chief Admiral Mike Mullen a secret memorandum that businessman Mansoor Ijaz purportedly drafted on behalf of the Pakistan government. Jones confirmed to the Pakistani media that he received the memo from the Pakistani-American busi...
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Obama won't back Mullen's claim on Pakistan
US President Barack Obama is declining to endorse strong criticism of Pakistan levelled by the outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, while saying Pakistan must do more to deal with insurgents.
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Want to work on stronger ties with Pak: US
US wants to continue to work to put its relationship with Pakistan on a stronger footing, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said. At the same time, she said, the Obama administration would like to see an end to terrorist safe havens in Pakistan. She, however, appeared to tone down tempers between the two countries which has reached a new peak ...
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Pakistan using Haqqani, LeT as proxies: Mullen
Pakistan's Army chief Ashfaq Pervez Kayani is the most powerful man in Pakistan and he controls the military-run ISI, which supports terror groups like Haqqani network and LeT, using them as proxies, top US commander Mike Mullen has said.
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Don't humiliate Pak, it will be at your own cost: Hina Rabbani to US
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has as hit back at the US administration after Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI has provided safe haven to a terrorist group that attacked the US embassy in Kabul last week.
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Pakistanis exports violence to Afghanistan: Mullen
The top US military officer on Thursday accused Pakistan of "exporting violence" to Afghanistan and said this puts in jeopardy not only the frayed US-Pakistani partnership against terrorism but also the prospects for a successful outcome to the decade-old war in Afghanistan.
