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The U.S. government barely changed its estimate for next year’s corn surplus, which is expected to stay small and keep high food prices high.
The Department […]

St. Louis aldermen Friday OK’d a bill that clears the way for developer Paul McKee to buy the Bottle District site, a move that McKee […]

OTTAWA—Statistics Canada says the country’s unemployment rate nudged up one notch last month to 7.4 per cent as employment fell for the second straight month.
The […]

Japan’s factory production rose for the first time in two months as auto and machinery makers expanded output while bracing for global headwinds.
Factory production in […]

India’s new open door policy for foreign retailers is stirring a backlash from state governments who fear the move will be unpopular with their constituencies […]

Officials say an Italian cargo ship and 21-member crew are now free, seven months after pirates seized the vessel in the waters off Somalia.
President Giorgio […]

Greece predicted Friday that its budget deficit will fall sharply next year and insisted that no fresh austerity measures will be needed to plug a […]

Economist Mario Monti accepted the monumental task Sunday of trying to form a new government that can rescue Italy from financial ruin, expressing confidence that […]

Declining sales caused Allied Healthcare Products Inc. to report a deeper loss in its first fiscal quarter for 2012, which ended Sept. 30. The St. […]

The U.S. military says an American service member has been killed while conducting military operations in northern Iraq.
The military statement released Friday said the death […]