East Asia needs to invest: World Bank
GROWTH AT RISK:
The World Bank warned of the dangers of a rising wealth gap and said governments should improve access to education and credit
The economies of China and other East Asian nations could see growth derailed if they fail to boost investment and cope with widening wealth gaps and pollution a decade after the 1997 financial crisis, the World Bank said yesterday.
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Hewlett-Packard sets its sights on gamers
BIG BUSINESS:
HP said it would begin selling game gear later this year, targeting PC, mobile and online gaming in line with its plan to become a major player in the field
Hewlett-Packard Co (HP) on Wednesday showed off innovations it said were at the heart of a plan to become a major player in the multibillion dollar computer game market.
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Fired Wal-Mart technician accuses retailer of spying
A fired Wal-Mart technician alleged the world's largest retailer has been spying on its workers, critics, vendors and consultants. The company defended its security practices.
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US, S Korea free trade deal wavers on beef dispute
Three days after clinching a mega free trade deal with South Korea, the US warned on Wednesday it would not sign the agreement unless Seoul allowed full access to US beef imports.
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Passenger cars provide poor protection: report
NECK INJURIES:
Only 22 of the head restraints of 75 vehicles tested in a simulated rear car crash received a score of good, an insurance institute said
Head restraints in several passenger vehicles provided marginal or poor protection against neck injuries and whiplash, the insurance industry reported yesterday in new crash test results.
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World Business Quick Take
■ Energy Oil prices close mixed
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