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France to pass gay marriage, adoption law

France's new Socialist government is to legalise marriage and adoption for same-sex couples, Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said on Friday, reflecting a shift in public attitudes in the majority Cat

Djokovic, Federer hope to avoid Nadal's fate

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Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer return to centre stage at Wimbledon on Friday hoping to avoid the fate that befell Rafa Nadal who was sent packing by little known Czech gun-slinger Lukas Rosol.

The

Economy will rebound from October, says Kaushik Basu

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India's economy is expected to bounce back from October onwards, Chief Economic Adviser Kaushik Basu said on Friday.

Asia's third largest economy is growing at its slowest pace in nine years, the rup

GM India to cut production on slow demand

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The Indian unit of General Motors expects to stop production at its plants for one day a week until the festive season, due to slow demand, its head said on Friday.

General Motors India expects the c

Gold traders buy as prices near 2-week low

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Indian gold prices extended losses on Friday, hitting its lowest level in nearly two weeks, weighed by a firm rupee, triggering bargain hunting from physical traders as price levels were attractive. S

JPMorgan likely to post $4 to $6 billion trade loss

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JPMorgan Chase & Co's losses from disastrous derivatives trades will likely amount to $4 billion to $6 billion in the second quarter, far more than the original estimate of at least $2 billion, accord

Microsoft tie-up, network sale among RIM options: Sources

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Research In Motion Ltd's board is under mounting pressure to consider unpalatable options such as selling its network business or forming an alliance with Microsoft Corp after the Blackberry maker aga

Iraq bomb attacks kill 21, wound scores

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Bombings in and around Baghdad killed at least 21 people and wounded over 100 on Thursday, health and security sources said, the latest attacks in a bloody month that have stoked fears Iraq could retu

Euro area agrees bond support for Italy, Spain

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Eurozone leaders agreed on Friday to take emergency action to bring down Italy's and Spain's spiralling borrowing costs and to create a single supervisory body for eurozone banks by the end of 2012, a

Cairn Energy selling 3.5% in India business: Sources

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Cairn Energy is selling about 3.5 per cent stake in its former unit Cairn India, two sources with direct knowledge said late Thursday, as the British oil explorer builds up cash to support its recent

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