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Amazon Introduces New Music Streaming Service
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Once bitten, Japan Inc regains appetite for overseas assets
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June 12 – Japan’s outbound M&A has been on a tear recently despite a softer yen. But is it a repeat of the bubble-driven exuberance of the 1990s, or a whole new era for Japan Inc? Yonggi Kang reports.
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Vein scanning – the handy way to pay
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June 12 – A new biometric system of payment where shoppers pay for goods with a scan of the veins in their hand, has been launched in Sweden. The Quixter biometric device is being used at bars and restaurants on the campus of Lund University where it’s proving to be a popular alternative to cash and credit cards. Jim Drury went to see Quixter in action.
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U.S. Retail Sales Show Sluggish Growth; Jobless Claims Rise Marginally
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Breakingviews: BNP’s COO leaves with no mea culpa
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June 12 – BNP’s COO is leaving earlier than planned. U.S. regulators are said to have wanted this, but BNP doesn’t draw a link. Who takes responsibility, asks Breakingviews
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DealBook: Osborne to Propose New Market Rules in Britain
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The British government intends to make it a crime to manipulate benchmark interest rates used in foreign exchange, fixed-income and commodities markets.Twittter’s Chief Operating Officer Steps Down
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Ali Rowghani will stay on as an adviser, and Twitter said it did not intend to appoint anyone else to the position.Markets Open Lower After Weak Economic Data
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