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Will ‘The Wolverine’ heal Hollywood from big-budget losses?
"The Wolverine" is expected to "heal" Hollywood from big-budget losses. "The Wolverine" is the latest spinoff from the X-Men franchise.
‘The Wolverine’ is right on track, just US$2 million below estimates
The latest X-Men spinoff, "The Wolverine", was right on track with just US$2 million below estimates.
Alfonso Soriano ends US$136 million contract with Cubs, trades to Yankees
Chicago Cubs' outfielder Alfonso Soriano completed his trade to Yankees after waiving the no-trade clause.
Russian tycoon Nesis sells Uralkali shares to finance railway projects
Russian tycoon Alexander Nesis has sold around US$1 billion worth of shares in Uralkali to fund new projects.
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Supermodel Heidi Klum continued to combine high fashion and charity through her recent ventures. Supermodel Heidi Klum continued to inspire people across the globe.
Investigations were now being held to understand the cause of Spain train crash that killed 78 people.
Carlos Slim Helu invested US$40 million in a mobile audio app company to compete against Apple's Siri and Google voice search.
Analysts from Citi released a report that in 2015, the smartphone saturation would transpire. On Thursday, analysts at Citi released a report regarding the saturation in the smartphone market.
KKR & Co names former Prudential Plc unit head Martin Moore as senior adviser. Private equity firm KKR & co. appointed former Prudential Plc (PRU) property unit director Martin Moore as senior adviser for real-estate affairs, confirmed the company in a statement.
IT company SevOne appoints high-profile CEO to help the firm become the "next great technology company."
England & Company has just hired Corey Luskin as Managing Director for its Technology Investment Banking Group.
Investors were flocking to several states to buy a house at a lower price albeit in cold cash. What do Nevada, Florida, Vermont, and New York have in common? It's the fact that more than half of house sales in these states involved all-cash transactions.
The instant messaging app from China, WeChat, would expand globally by using the biggest personalities in the sports industry.
Facebook continued to be the primary social network used which accounted for its US$1.81 billion earnings from April to June.




