It would be easier to gauge Apple CEO Steve Jobs' current medical problems if he had said more about the ones he has faced in the past.
Apple Inc said Tuesday that its net income for the holiday quarter jumped 78 percent as shoppers snapped up more iPads than analysts predicted.
A record one-third of Japanese university students graduating this spring have not found jobs, underscoring dwindling career opportunities for young people even as companies post robust profits.
Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs is taking medical leave for the third time since 2004, sending its shares tumbling more than 8 percent as the surprise revived concerns over the long-term future of the iPhone- and iPad-maker.
Chinese and US businesses Monday signed six agreements worth of $600 million in Texas, one day ahead of Chinese President Hu Jintao's state visit to the United States.
Syrian Oil and Gas Minister Sufian Allaw said here on Monday petroleum cooperation between Syria and China has made a remarkable progress and achieved fruitful results.
As the United States struggles to shake off the shadow of the financial crisis, many US companies are increasing their investments in China- betting that the country will continue to deliver high growth for years to come.
When Amar Babu first joined the Chinese computer maker Lenovo Group in India in November 2007, what he faced was the aftermath of a typical business failure: Lenovo's local market share had dropped by nearly a half, management had quit the company and local sales partners were demanding payment.
The partnership between China and the airplane maker, Boeing, is a long-standing one, and is set to increase.
"I'm really happy for still having a job here," Rick Oberski, a 54-year-old worker with Neapco Drivelines, a subsidiary of Chinese auto supplier Wanxiang Group, told Xinhua Monday on the plant floor.
Global economy, which increased by 3.9 percent in 2010, is expected to grow 3.3 percent this year and 3.6 percent in 2012, according to the Global Economic Prospects 2010, a report released by the World Bank on Wednesday.
The Republic of Korea(ROK)'s central bank on Thursday raised its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.75 percent for January in a move that defied the general market consensus.
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