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A new White House report says the U.S. government will pressure other countries on IP enforcement
The cable will run from Tamsui, Taiwan to Fujian, China
Mobile payment gateways, location based data services and integrated multichannel e-commerce solutions are some of the most attractive ventures for venture capitalists in Africa, but challenges still persist.
You know it is an election year when Tony Abbott appears in The Australian Women's Weekly.
Australia looks set to continue as one of the world's strongest economic performers, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicting it will do better than expected in the next two years.
Australia is pressing for a resolution this year to the troubled Doha trade talks, which could yield a bonanza for exporters.
Two Australian bankers are facing fraud charges in Papua New Guinea over allegations made against them by a former politician.
Queensland Premier Anna Bligh's six-day trade mission in the United States gets under way on Friday.
Oil prices edged closer to $US82 a barrel on Tuesday, extending a four-week rally amid falling energy supplies and cold northern hemisphere weather.
1802 - John Murray names Port Phillip Bay, Victoria.
Another wave of corporate deal-making carried stocks sharply higher on Monday.
The federal government should start negotiating with the Australian Greens if it wants parliament to pass its plan to tackle climate change, party leader Bob Brown says.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has told a televised climate change debate that there is still time to broker a deal at Copenhagen.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has touched down in Copenhagen, warning that the UN climate summit may fail.
Tropical cyclone Laurence continues to intensify with destructive gusts reaching 260km/h as it moves closer to Western Australia's Kimberley coast.
NEW YORK - US stocks edged higher on Monday after a bailout of the troubled emirate of Dubai helped allay fears of another wave of global credit problems.
NYMEX - Oil prices fell for the ninth straight day on Monday on persistent concerns about high inventories and weak demand.
The failure of Australia's political leaders to agree on a way forward to tackle the global climate change threat as embodied by the voting down of the proposed emissions trading scheme (ETS) in the Senate today will have costly consequences.
In its first statement since revealing its debt problems last Wednesday, Dubai's ruler said the city-state had started negotiations with creditors on restructuring some of its debt.
Nearly half of the people in China oppose investment in their country by Australian government-controlled entities, says a recent survey by the Lowy Institute.
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