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Australian Dollar Outlook - 19 August 2013

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar has opened stronger this week after a weak batch of US economic data has cast some doubt about the economic recovery in the US.
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Fukushima Nuclear Cleanup: Will It Do More Good? Or More Bad?

Tepco (Tokyo Electric Power Co), operator of the ill-fated Fukushima nuclear plant that was destroyed in March 2011 by a tsunami that followed a magnitude 9 earthquake, has officially received a full-backing government plan on how to clean-up the crippled plant.

Know Who Earns What in Canada!

People when making career changes in the hopes of increasing their value often just change employers. But for those radical enough, maybe it's not just a change of office address that's needed but an out of the box shift from one type of profession to another.

Canada Opens Door to Russian Gay Asylum Seekers

Members of the LGBT community in Russia who fear for their lives in Vladimir Putin's bailiwick have found a supporter in Canada. The latter's immigration minister hinted of accepting claims for gay asylum seekers from Russia.

Australian Dollar Outlook - 14 August 2013

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar is slightly lower at USD 0.9100 after the Greenback was boosted by positive US retail sales data that ustained speculation the US Federal Reserve will begin tapering soon.

Elon Musk’s Hyperloop could be the Future of Inter-State Transportation

Elon Musk, the chief executive officer of Tesla Motors Inc. and Space Exploration Technologies Corp., disclosed plans on Monday for a futuristic "Hyperloop" transportation system that could deliver passengers from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 30 minutes. If it is ever built, it could revolutionize transportation and energy.

Botulism Scare: New Zealand Government to Pass Inquiries Bill to Expedite Inquiry, Nutricia Vows to Restore Consumer Trust [VIDEO]

The New Zealand government is bent on passing an almost forgotten bill through Parliament to expedite the government's inquiry into Fonterra's milk contamination scare. The move to fast-track the Fonterra investigation involving food safety practices follows after three other inquiries on the same botulism scare incident which led other countries like China to issue a temporary ban on some of New Zealand's dairy products that left the nation losing out on millions of dollars in export r...

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