Voice of America
Marketing Helps Boost Tanzania Tourism, Official Says
Voice of America
DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA—. A government-led marketing campaign helped boost tourist visits to Tanzania by 4 percent in 2014 despite worries about security in East Africa, the tourism minister said Thursday. Tourism is Tanzania's top foreign-exchange ...
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Voice of America
DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA—. A government-led marketing campaign helped boost tourist visits to Tanzania by 4 percent in 2014 despite worries about security in East Africa, the tourism minister said Thursday. Tourism is Tanzania's top foreign-exchange ...
Reuters
Congress sets hearing on Takata, automakers expand recalls
Reuters
DETROIT Five automakers on Thursday widened recalls of cars and trucks with Takata Corp (7312.T) air bags and the U.S. Congress set a hearing next week on the safety issue that has been linked to six deaths. Takata last week complied with demands of ...
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Reuters
DETROIT Five automakers on Thursday widened recalls of cars and trucks with Takata Corp (7312.T) air bags and the U.S. Congress set a hearing next week on the safety issue that has been linked to six deaths. Takata last week complied with demands of ...
Automakers Expand Recalls of Cars With Takata Airbags
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Automakers, gov't reveal models in expanded Takata recall
Apple Insider
iPhone sales surge in Q1 on strong China, emerging market performance
Apple Insider
Echoing findings from IDC earlier this month, market research firm Gartner this week estimated global iPhone sales hit 60.2 million units for the first quarter of 2015, in large part thanks to a surge in China. According to Gartner's latest data, Apple's 60.2 million ...
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Echoing findings from IDC earlier this month, market research firm Gartner this week estimated global iPhone sales hit 60.2 million units for the first quarter of 2015, in large part thanks to a surge in China. According to Gartner's latest data, Apple's 60.2 million ...
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Business Recorder
Oil drops to one-month low as dollar link strengthens
BusinessDay
Oil tumbled to a one-month low in London as crude's correlation with the dollar became the most pronounced since 2012. The stronger dollar will add to pressure on crude, according to Morgan Stanley. A rising greenback curbs the appeal of raw materials ...
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BusinessDay
Oil tumbled to a one-month low in London as crude's correlation with the dollar became the most pronounced since 2012. The stronger dollar will add to pressure on crude, according to Morgan Stanley. A rising greenback curbs the appeal of raw materials ...
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Wall Street Journal
South China Sea Tensions Simmer Ahead of Security Summit
Wall Street Journal
SINGAPORE—China's island-building program in the South China Sea is expected to come under attack from defense ministers and military commanders at a high-level security summit in Singapore this weekend, amid concerns that Beijing is jeopardizing ...
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SINGAPORE—China's island-building program in the South China Sea is expected to come under attack from defense ministers and military commanders at a high-level security summit in Singapore this weekend, amid concerns that Beijing is jeopardizing ...
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