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The positive growth of Apple stock is expected to continue as analysts predict strong iPhone 6 demand to continue despite mixed forecasts on Apple Watch.

Air Canada needed to divert a flight from London to Toronto because of an unruly female South African passenger.

An elderly couple from New Zealand said they almost died after being trapped inside their new keyless car.

These new photo filters are part of the Instagram Android version 6.12.0 and Instagram iOS version 6.4.0.

The real reason behind Samsung’s falling profits is Xiaomi and not Apple.

Russian Ruble fluctuation has caused Apple to shut its online store specific to Russian market.

Gartner’s Q3 market share report has been published.

Sony hackers released another instalment of leaked documents.

Apple Inc (AAPL) stock is expected to continue soaring high in 2015 with strong iPhone 6 sales and the launch of the Apple Watch.

Women workers of CTPartners Executive Search, a leading global executive search company based in New York City, filed discrimination charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Committee (EEOC).

There is high demand for North American destinations in New Zealand.

Air New Zealand has helped boosted the earnings of Virgin Australia in trans-Tasman routes. The world's airline of the year is planning to add more Dreamliner jets.

It includes gifts such as delicious food, classic novels and a variety of fragrances for men and women.

It includes gifts such as a Swatch Watch and a compact makeup palette from Avon.

Kazanah Nasional Berhad, the majority state-owned company that operates the embattled Malaysia Airlines announced on Saturday the appointment of Christopher R Mueller as chief executive airline. His designation aims to boost the business of the air carrier that suffered from two major air tragedies in 2014.

Australian medical marijuana company Phytotech will soon be listed in the Australian Securities Exchange on Dec. 22.

WestJet Christmas Miracle: Spirit of Giving is a beautiful heartwarming video where even in a place with no snow, it is possible to have a snowy Christmas experience.

Kantar research shows Apple’s improved market share and Android’s decline in August-October time frame.

North Korea’s motive for hacking the servers of Sony reportedly involves the release of "The Interview,” which the country called as an “act of war.”

Intel bought the Canadian start-up for an undisclosed amount.

Deustche Bahn, the German state-owned railway, filed a new lawsuit in Germany and the U.S. seeking over $3 billion in damage from 13 air cargo companies for price fixing. Included in the lawsuit is Australian flag carrier Qantas which has paid over $160 million for increasing the price of freight via fuel and security surcharges between 2000 and 2006.

Other Cyber Monday 2014 discounts for online shoppers include the CK Men’s basic watch and the Oakley CUSTOM M2 sunglasses.

Apple Inc (AAPL) stock is expected to reach as much as $150 per share due to strong iPhone sales and optimistic forecasts on the company's upcoming Apple Watch.

It would be a happy yearend for Australian retailers with the ka-ching of cash registers expected to ring more often for the last month of 2014. Comparison Web site finder.com.au estimates that Aussies will spend $8.3 billion for Christmas presents shopping alone.

JC Penney offers huge discounts for several items including select Home Expressions 27x54" bath towels and select boots for women, juniors and kids.

Lowe's offers huge discounts for its items including the GE 25.4 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator and the Frigidaire Smooth Surface Electric Range.

Sears offers low prices for its items including the KitchenAid 24" 1.4 cu. ft. Built-in Microwave Oven and the Samsung 24.5 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator - White.

Walgreens offers low prices for its items including Clinique Happy Perfume Spray and the Redken Color Extend Shampoo.

Kia's global brand ambassador Rafael Nadal will unveil the new Kia Sorento inspired by X-Men character Wolverine a week before the 2015 Australian Open.