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BAMAKO, Feb 12 - Chinese President Hu Jintao said on Thursday he wanted to deepen Beijing's trade and investment links in Africa despite the global economic slowdown. Hu made the comment on his arrival in...

TOKYO/SYDNEY, Feb 6 - Australia and Canada are helping to revive Japan's bond market as yield-hungry investors lap up issuance backed by government guarantees, also attracted by the relatively strong fiscal position of both countries....

TORONTO, Feb 5 - Research In Motion <RIM.TO> <RIMM.O> Co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie will step down from the board and, along with other executives of the company that makes the BlackBerry smartphone, will repay tens...

TORONTO, Feb 5 - Research In Motion <RIM.TO> <RIMM.O> Co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie will step down from the board and, along with other executives of the company that makes the BlackBerry smartphone, will repay tens...

TORONTO, Feb 5 - Research In Motion <RIM.TO> <RIMM.O> co-chief executive Jim Balsillie will step down from board of the BlackBerry maker and, along with other executives, repay tens of millions to the company to...

-- James Saft is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own -- LONDON, Feb 5 - Our brains are wired for bubbles, it would appear, and regulation and tight external controls are the...

SYDNEY, Feb 5 - Average office vacancy rates in Australia jumped to 6 percent in January from 4.2 percent half a year earlier as job losses mounted, and some analysts believe rents could fall up...

-- James Saft is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own -- LONDON, Jan 22 - Nationalisation of weak banks in Britain and the United States may be preferable to current plans for...

HONG KONG, Jan 21 - Fears about job security have the all too human effect of turning spenders into savers, though in emerging Asia, where shuttered factories multiply by the day, being too scared to...

-- James Saft is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own -- LONDON, Jan 20 - Want to do well out of the rolling and ever expanding bailouts? Hold your nose, buy corporate...