Marriott to Double its Presence in China by 2015
The hotel operator is planning seven high-end hotels.

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Dangote denies bidding for stake in Arsenal
Nigeria’s wealthiest man said Monday he had no plans to invest in Arsenal, despite having had an interest in the Premier League club in the past.

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Which Billionaires Will Benefit From Obama’s Green Car Push?
The Obama Administration wants to cut vehicle pollution in half over the next 20 years.

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How to protect your business against foreign exchange risk
Question: How do I protect my business against foreign exchange risk?

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Morningstar Announces Keynote Speakers, Agenda for 22nd Annual Investment Conference
During a time of extreme market volatility that demands sound, fundamental investment insights, Morningstar, Inc. , a leading provider of independent investment research, will host its 22nd annual investment conference for financial advisors Wednesday, June 23 through Friday, June 25, at McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago.

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European markets slide despite German vote
Europe’s stock markets slid again Friday even though German lawmakers approved a massive eurozone rescue package — another sign that worries over the continent’s debt crisis and the future of the euro currency itself have not gone away.

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Global Investor: Nuclear investing a tough sell, but can pay off
For investors who can push aside a troubled history, and their own squeamishness, the complex nuclear industry can offer a global play on the rising costs of commodities and increasing energy demand.

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New funds often go the way of the dodo
If you’ve ever wondered why no one has ever built a better mousetrap, it’s because there already is one: It’s called a cat.

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Wealth check: The challenge of getting a foot on the London property ladder
The patient Natasha McNamara, 27, a quantity surveyor from London, wants to take her first step onto the property ladder. “My main financial goal is saving towards a deposit to buy a home,” she says. “But living in London and being single makes this extremely challenging. I don’t have a partner to club together with.”

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Challenge tests teens’ financial smarts
Pacing around a circular conference table may not be the typical way to prepare for a competition on money and economics, but that’s how a team of teenagers from south-central Kansas gathered themselves for the challenge. “They’re all kind of nerdy,” said teacher Mike Wilson, as he looked at his foursome from Nickerson High School in Nickerson, Kan.

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