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04/26/2024 02:00:04 pm

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Senior diplomat for east Asia David Russel

US Allies Back China-Led International Development Bank AIIB

France, Germany and Italy follow in Britain's footsteps, joining the China-led international development bank, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), say European officials, according to the Financial Times. The U.S. is upset about this for diplomatic reasons.

Lebron James

Lebron James To Seek Treatment for Injured Knee In Game Against Orlando Magic

Cleveland Cavaliers superstar Lebron James will be undergoing knee surgery following a win against the Orlando Magic (123-108).

Russell Westbrook

Russell Westbrook Comes Alive In Q4 To Avenge Previous Loss To Chicago Bulls

Another monster performance by Russell Westbrook and a masterful performance in the fourth quarter allowed the Oklahoma City Thunder to avenge a loss they sustained from the Chicago Bulls earlier this season (109-100).

Blake Griffin

Blake Griffin's Return Not Enough To Lift LA Clippers Against Houston Rockets

With a playoff spot on the line for the National Basketball Association's (NBA) playoffs approaching, Blake Griffin and the Los Angeles Clippers falter to the Houston Rockets at home (100-98).

University of Kentucky Wildcats

Kentucky Wildcats Are Overall Top Seed In NCAA Tournament

The University of Kentucky Wildcats are the top overall seed in the National College Athletics Association (NCAA) tournament. The question on everyone's mind is can anyone beat the Wildcats?

Coca-Cola Chairman and CEO Muhtar Kent

Coke CEO Decision To Decline Bonus Still Not Enough, Says Pay Critic Winters

Coca-Cola Co. Chairman and CEO, Muhtar Kent's decision to decline his $2.5 million bonus last year did not impress renowned pay critic David Winters. He said the amount was offset by increases in the value of Kent's stock-based awards.

 Jean-Claude Juncker

‘Grexit’ Is Fatal To EU, Says EU Executive

The European Commission cautioned about a 'catastrophe' to ensue if Greece withdraws from the European Union (EU). Chief Executive Jean-Claude Juncker pressures EU governments to show solidarity in light of this, saying the risks involved have been underestimated.

Lebron James

Lebron James Doesn't Mind "Lending" Single-Game Scoring Mark to Kyrie Irving

When it comes to being the highest scorer in the Cleveland Cavaliers, Lebron James says that he doesn't mind lending the high scoring mark to Kyrie Irving. For a single game, that is.

Reggie Bush (21 - left)

San Francisco 49ers Add Offensive Power in Running Back Reggie Bush

The San Francisco 49ers add some offensive firepower to their team with the addition of running back Reggie Bush.

BYD Co. Ltd.

China’s BYD To Compete With Tesla In Manufacturing Batteries

BYD Co. Ltd., an automaker based in Shenzen, China , that began as a mobile phone battery manufacturer, seeks to increase its battery production by triple, competing against Tesla Motors to produce and sell electric vehicles and grow energy storage.

Oct 19, 2014; Arlington, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray (29) after a 31-21 victory against the New York Giants at AT&T Stadium. Murray broke the NFL record with 7+ consecutive games with 100+ yards.

DeMarco Murray Signs with the Philadelphia Eagles

DeMarco Murray, a long-time running back in the National Football League (NFL), will be sliding into a new uniform colored green and white as he signs with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Powdered Alcohol

Powder Plus Alcohol Equals Palcohol; Now Approved in Some U.S. States

Palcohol is a powdered alcohol that can be mixed with water to make liquor.

Electroceuticals

'Elctroceuticals' Treatments Make Headway Among Drug Firms

Scientists have now turned to using electricity on the brain and see it as the future of healthcare.

Chinese Tourists

Chinese Tourists Poised To Spend US$264B Yearly By 2019

By 2019, Chinese tourists are expected to spend as much as US$264 billion per year, giving the global economy a potential boost.

Wall Street

Wall Street Gets Green Light from Federal Reserve To Buy Back Stock Following Stress Test

Wall Street, the heart of the U.S. financial system, recently got the thumbs up from the Federal Reserve last Wednesday to buy back stocks and release a slew of dividend increases.

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