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China raises counterfeiting to the next level with a fake Goldman Sachs

The fake financial company goes by the name "Goldman Sachs (Shenzhen) Financial Leasing Co" and holds office in Shenzhen. Little was known of the counterfeit institution but before its web site went down on Wednesday, it claimed to have been established in 2013. It also makes itself more likable by saying that it is "the biggest financial leasing firm" in the place.


Italian oil explorer Eni discovers 'supergiant' gas field off Egyptian coast

It appears that a supergiant gas field was recently discovered in an Egyptian coast by an Italian oil group called 'Eni'. According to a recent report by Telegraph, "a supergiant gas field holding the equivalent of 5.5 billion barrels of oil has been discovered off the coast of Egypt, the largest ever find in the Mediterranean."

Move over Siri, here comes Facebook's personal concierge M

Facebook gives Apple, Google, and other companies providing users with virtual assistants a run for their money. The company has launched M, a digital helper that makes use of artificial intelligence and human knowledge.

Donald Trump still undecided to sign South Carolina's Republican Party pledge

South Carolina - The Republican billionaire presidential candidate, Donald Trump, on Thursday, said he would decide in time if he will sign a pledge for the Republican presidential nominee. South Carolina Republican Party requires signing the pledge in order to vie for SC's critical primary.


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It has been nine months since OPEC made a choice to abandon its production target unalterable and pursue market share rather than trying to prop up prices, the group is now faced with a set of complicated issues and decisions going forward.
Bandai Namco held a promotional event in Brazil allowing fans to play some of the anticipated games from the publisher such as Tales of Zestiria and Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 among others.
Whether Brazilians like it or not they are again headed for their worst economic crisis. The government reported Friday that the country's gross domestic product (GDP) had plunged 1.9% in Q2 alone and once again putting the nation into a technical recession.
U.S. International Trade Commission terminates the patent infringement case filed by the InterDigital Inc. against Microsoft Corporation. ITC is breaking off the import ban of Microsoft handsets.
After Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone's alleged engagement, the couple decided to breakup yet again. Reports claimed that the split was caused by the actress' closeness with her co- star Ryan Gosling. However, speculations suggested that Gosling's partner, Eva Mendez warned Stone to back off from her man.
Before Justin Bieber performed at the 2015 MTV VMAs, the singer called out his pals Kevin Hart, Jaden Smith, Steven Tyler and MTV Star Todrick Hall to promote his new single. On the other hand, when Beiber performed "Where Are You Now" and "What Do You Mean" on stage, he got so emotional, he broke in tears.
A lot of huge revelations are in store in Pretty Little Liars Season 6, The Rosewood girls will face a new villain. The killer behind Jessica DiLaurentis death is finally exposed, Ezra Fitz's college life will fall into despair and starvation.