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Falling imports help US shrink deficit
America's struggling economy may finally be showing the first genuine signs of recovery after it...
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Kodak keep on developing
In 1999, US imaging and photographic equipment giant Kodak's photographic film sales stood at...
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Building a successful brand
Thanks to advances in travel and the development of the internet brand, competition has because...
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Ford profits from Toyota's woes
After Toyota dropped the ball in the global auto industry, American car manufacturers Ford and...
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US & China meet (again) to build bridges
Senior diplomats from the US and China have commenced meetings in Beijing as part of the latest...
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InZero: The unhackable, virus proof device
An American technology start-up claim to have developed a device that can make a computer totally...
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Death of the Hummer?
Bad news for those of you who like your vehicles militaristic and completely fuel-inefficient;...
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Venture project to invest $3.5bn in start-ups
One of the major concerns surrounding the global economic crisis was the damage it could do to...
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Silicon Valley start ups, step up
One minute America is about to emerge from recession, the next Wall Street and Main Street start...
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Economy grows but unemployment will stay high
2010 should see the US economy gather strength after a torrid last two years as we really start...
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