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Indian Rupees, Currency, Money, Rupee

Business Finance Market Photos Wikipedia: Indian rupee

The Times of India
Greek woes dampen Asia FX, rupee hits a record low
Tweet SINGAPORE: Most emerging Asian currencies skidded on Wednesday with the Indian rupee hitting a record low as increasing worries about a messy Greek exit from the euro zone accelerated demand for... (photo: WN / Geeta)

Fishing boats are docked side by side about a hundred meters from the shore.

Fishing Photos Russia Territory Tourism Wikipedia: Fishing

Review Journal
Russian fishing territory angling for chips
A Russian territory best known for fish processing and heavy industry wants to become the next Macau. Nash Dom Primorye, a wholly owned government corporation of the Russian Federation's Primorsky... (photo: WN / RTayco)

Members of a religious group give thumbs-down signs as they shout "Stop Lady Gaga Concert" during a rally near the venue of the pop diva's upcoming concert Saturday, May 19, 2012 in suburban Pasay, south of Manila, Philippines.

CNN
Lady Gaga's Manila concerts face protests
May 21, 2012 -- Updated 0754 GMT (1554 HKT) Members of Biblemode Youth Philippines protest in Manila Saturday in front of a banner showing Lady Gaga. (CNN) -- Christian groups in the Philippines plan... (photo: AP / Pat Roque)
Philippines Photos Protests Wikipedia: Lady Gaga Youth

Customers talk with Apple employees, in blue, inside an Apple store on the first day of the launch of the new iPad, in San Francisco, Friday, March 16, 2012.

The Guardian
Apple, Samsung CEOs in U.S. court talks over patent row
By Dan Levine SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The chief executives of Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd come face to face on Monday in court-directed mediation in the United States over a dispute in... (photo: AP / Paul Sakuma)
Apple Court Patent Photos Wikipedia: Samsung

South Korea urges North on 'new path' amid test fears

BBC News
South Korea urges North on 'new path' amid test fears
South Korea urged North Korea to take a ''different path to peace'', as three-way talks involving the US and Japan began. The meeting of top diplomats... (photo: EC / EC)
Korea Peace Photos Talks UN Wikipedia: Pyongyang

Samsung Mobile Phones

The Guardian
Samsung loses $10 billion market value on Apple order report
SEOUL (Reuters) - Shares in Samsung Electronics Co slumped more than 6 percent on Wednesday, wiping $10 billion (6 billion pounds) off the electronics giant's market... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Apple Market Photos Samsung Wikipedia: Samsung Electronics

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak speaks to the nation during a press conference at the presidential house in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, Nov. 29, 2010.

BBC News
South Korea president to meet Aung San Suu Kyi
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak is visiting Burma, the first time a South Korean leader has visited the country since a bomb attack 29 years ago. The North Korean... (photo: AP / Ahn Young-joon, Pool)
Asia Burma Photos S. Korea Wikipedia: Lee Myung-bak

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak delivers a speech to the nation during his New Year's speech at the presidential Blue House in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, Jan. 2, 2012.

BBC News
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak in key Burma visit
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak is to visit Burma, the first time a South Korean leader has visited the country since a deadly bomb attack 29 years ago. The North... (photo: AP / Yonhap, Kim Byung-man)
Burma Photos Politics South Korea Wikipedia: South Korea

Hair today, gone tomorrow: Young monks cry as their heads are shaved for their initiation ...

The Daily Mail
Hair today, gone tomorrow: Young monks cry as their heads are shaved for their initiation ...
Most children hate having their hair cut and it appears that these young apprentice monks are no different as they have their heads shaved for the first time. Many... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Buddhism Children Monks Photos Religion Wikipedia: Buddhism

South Koreans watch a TV news program about Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, second from left, meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, second from right, at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009.

The Daily Telegraph
North Koreans 'secretly watching foreign media'
North Koreans are secretly enjoying access to foreign DVDs and radio, shaping the views of a people cut off for decades from the outside world, according to a new study.... (photo: AP / Ahn Young-joon)
Media North Korea Photos Politics Wikipedia: North Korea

Music

	Korean automakers' success threaten slumping European competitors Detroit news
	Waterfront Cebu City expects surge in number of tourists after renovation Sun Star
	Julie Walters: BBC is practically run by women The Daily Telegraph
	Lady Gaga arrives in Philippines amid protests Gulf News

Education

	Singapore Best in Asia for Higher Education Jakarta Globe
	Study: Most myopic school-leavers in Asia Al Jazeera
	Massive rise in Asian eye damage BBC News
	Forced Patriotic Re-education and Harsh Beatings Increasing Across Eastern Tibet WorldNews.com

Media

	Samsung No. 1 Raises Pressure on Apple for IPhone Choices: Tech Bloomberg
	May Day marked by protests against austerity cuts The Daily Telegraph
	Ehud Barak says Iran seeks 'apocalyptic' policies The Independent
	Five killed in Syria capital Damascus 'suicide' blast The Independent

East Asia Headlines

Toyota sees growth in emerging markets

Driver on trial in China accused of hitting toddler left to

Chinese driver on trial over toddler left to die

'N Korean officials killed in staged accidents’

China has a dangerous liaison with a classic

30 North Korean officials involved in South talks executed i

Concorde pilot landed with £50,000 legal bill after failing

South Korea turn up the heat on smokers

Hayden Lake man recalls Korean War, bridge at Kilra-Chon

Asian Crisis of 1997 Holds Lessons for Europe, If Only It Wo

Busan, South Korea 2009.02.25
light rain.
	Min: 3°C/37°F Max: 13°C/55°F

In this photo taken Sunday, April 15, 2012, what appears to be a new missile is carried during a mass military parade at the Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang, North Korea, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the country's founding father Kim Il Sung.

Analysts say North Korea's new missiles are fakes

The UN Plan For Running The World: Global Carbon Taxes, Global Safety Nets And A One World Green Economy

The UN Plan For Running The World: Global Carbon Taxes, Global Safety Nets And A One World Green Economy

Visitors walk past near the models of mock North Korea's Scud-B missile, right, and other South Korean missiles are displayed at Korea War Memorial Museum in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, April 3, 2009.

China, NKorea Reaffirm Ties After Rocket Test

South Korea makes waves with China Asia Times
30 North Korean Officials Involved In Talks With The South H Business Insider
30 North Korean officials involved in South talks die 'in tr The Daily Telegraph
Obama's Commencement Address at the Air Force Academy Real Clear Politics
Ros-Lehtinen calls out Chinese government in Seoul Foreign Policy
S. Korea’s maritime security challenged Jakarta Post
South Korea Defense Ministry Declares North Nuclear Test Voa News
North Korea to boost nuclear deterrent after U.S. pressure Pakalert Press
Rising Instability Fuels North Korean Rhetoric Wall Street Journal
Asia shares edge up but vulnerable on Greece risks Reuters
President Obama's prepared remarks for Air Force Academy gra Denver Post
Obama Is Now Using One Of Mitt Romney's Favorite Taglines Business Insider
Beijing's North Korea policy only emboldens Pyongyang Japan Times
Korea, U.S. agree to change GI custody rules Jakarta Post
S. Korea, US agree to change GI custody rules Jakarta Post
Skepticism over EU breakthrough hits markets Denver Post
New aid effectiveness indicators agreed at post-Busan meetin The Guardian
North Korea issues warning in face of sanctions San Francisco Chronicle
External risks destabilize S. Korean economy: finance minist Xinhua
Satellite Images Show More Work at North Korean Nuclear Site The New York Times

Chevy sparks - chevrolet

Chevy Spark: A mighty tiny car

Samsung Galaxy Phones - Gadgets

In a Samsung Galaxy far, far away ... will Android still rule?

Govt. owned airlines in India - Air India

Air India, Asiana Airways enter into code-share agreement

U.S. says China not seeking trade edge with weak yuan Daily Press
Bargain holiday packages on offer at Tourism Expo Taipei Times
Marken Opens Branch Office In Seoul, South Korea DNA India
S. Korea, Colombia close to striking FTA Jakarta Post
Q&A: Korea's Im Sang-Soo Returns to Cannes With Timely 'Tast The Hollywood Reporter
International motor show kicks off in S.Korea's Busan city Newstrack India
S. Korean shares rise as Greek exit fears calm Xinhua
South Korean forced laborers win 1st legal victory The Boston Globe
S. Korea, Japan to discuss resumption of trade negotiations Xinhua
Seoul shares tick higher, poised for weekly gain The Times of India
S.Korea won edges up, investors hesitant over Europe slump; The Times of India
Seoul Grill Indy offers Korean gateway AV Club
Here Are The Key Market Moving Events For Friday, May 25 Business Insider
S. South Korean drugmakers challenge Viagra in generics figh Jakarta Post
Seoul to support S. South Korean companies returning home Jakarta Post
Samsung unveils printers with proprietary chip Jakarta Post
S. Korean shares rise on views over undervaluation Xinhua
Seoul shares edge up as builders outperform The Times of India
Aviva adds South Korea, Sri Lanka to Asia exit list: sources Daily Press
S.Korean exports possibly face hard landing amid Europe woes Xinhua

Samsung Galaxy Tablet on display in an exhibition at Mega mall ,Batam city ,Indonesia

Samsung posts record profit

LG Electronics Returns to Profit on Mobiles, TVs

Samsung Electronics Company

Samsung family in public spat over inheritance

Microsoft clarifies Ballmer's claims of massive Windows 8 ad Houston Chronicle
S. Korea, Peru announce defense technology deal PhysOrg
SKorea to Chemically Castrate Child Sex Offender The New York Times
Microsoft: 500 Million People Will Use Windows 8 By Next Yea Mashable
US leading world once more: Obama Zeenews
NKorea Vows to Push Ahead With Nuclear Program The New York Times
All Art Should Be Shown In a Sublime Underground Gallery Gizmodo
Microsoft: 500 million will run Windows 8 in 2013 ZDNN
Microsoft, LG paired in cloud computing Korea Times
Microsoft sets sights on SKorean digital education Springfield News-Sun
Microsoft sets sights on South Korean digital education The Times of India
Microsoft hopes to work with South Korea to expand digital t The Washington Post
>Microsoft sets sights on SKorean digital education Seattle Post
Images Show More N. Korea Work on Nuke Test Site The New York Times
LG will unveil internet TV to counter Apple Gulf News
Apple, Samsung CEOs in U.S. court talks on patents Reuters
Apple, Samsung head for mediation Irish Times
Apple,Samsung CEOs in U.S. court talks over patent row Reuters
SKorea Presses NKorea to Refrain From Provocations The New York Times
What Price Glory? Glad You Asked The New York Times

Pakistani riot police officers stand alert behind the barbed wire in front of President House, where human rights activists hold a protest rally to condemn the killing of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2008 in Islamabad, Pakistan. It appears "impossible" for Pakistan to hold a vote on Jan. 8 because of unrest following the killing of Bhutto, the country's election commission said. (js1)

William Gomes: An outspoken voice for the voiceless

NEC enters into exclusive talks for buying controlling stake in Hexaware

United Airlines

Nonstop service from Denver to Tokyo to begin in 2013

Saturday Papers: Spain to inject €19bn into Bankia Citywire
Nickelback softens slightly, Bush burns bright Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Gallardo continues to keep Diamondbacks rattled Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Comedian says he will return mom's welfare benefits Daily Yomiuri
WWII ship's 'angel' painting resurfaces; will go on display Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Man's body recovered from Lake Winnebago Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Tourists flocking to Fond du Lac area Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
New parking meters text you when time's running out Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
State awards $638,216 to train workers for 'green' jobs Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Barrett, Walker bring sharp tone to debate Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The actor and the artist: playing swapsies Canberra Times
Game Blog: Brewers at Diamondbacks, 8:40 p.m. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Memories of the far pavilions: A sneak preview of this year' The Independent
Citing Gains, U.S. Doesn’t Call China Currency Manipulator The New York Times
DJ Surgeon Q&A The Guardian
This week's new exhibitions The Guardian
Tanni Grey-Thompson: Paragon of the Paralympics The Independent
The younger generation is still all right The Star
Is Ridley Scott the most macho man in movies? The Independent
Gymnasts' Road to London Begins at US Classic The New York Times

A lineup of holsteins feeds at Conant's Riverside Farm in Richmond, Vt., Monday, April 3, 2006. Medium-sized farms are expected to face stricter anti-pollution rules this spring and in the fall designed to reduce the amount of phosphorus that ends up in the state's waterways. The Agency of Agriculture's new rules will require the roughly 200 farms, defined as having 200 to 699 cows, to develop nutrient management plans and better manure storage.

S. Korean inspectors to look into new case of mad cow disease

Dead bee on the flour - insect - nature

Scientists call for global ban on bee-killing pesticides

Omega-3 fish oil capsules

Benefits Of Fish Oil For Heart Patients Questioned

SKorea to chemically castrate repeat sex offender Austin American Statesman
Korea Promotes Medical Services in Abu Dhabi Chosunilbo
South Korea health care for patients Gulf News
South Korean smokers finally start to feel the heat France24
StarWatch Consumer | Verizon launches video service Kansas City Star
Clean and dry New Straits/Business Times
North Korea ramps up work at nuclear site, satellite shows The Daily Telegraph
US warns NKorea against another nuke test Austin American Statesman
Curators to gain Asian Inspiration Scoop
Black pepper may fight obesity The Examiner
'Escape' offers harrowing portrait of N. Korea camps Austin American Statesman
Amkor Technology to build plant in South Korea Austin American Statesman
While Japan turns away from nuclear power, South Korea stick The Guardian
LG Upgrades Flagship Smartphone to Revive Fortunes The New York Times
World Bank Group President-Elect Jim Yong Kim: Tackling the Huffington Post
American Sprinters Gatlin, Jeter Win at Daegu Meet The New York Times
Asia software piracy cost $21B in lost sales Austin American Statesman
‘Foetus pills’: world’s most macabre medicine Independent online (SA)
SKorea: Myanmar halting arms purchases from NKorea Austin American Statesman
Seeking logic in North Korea's mass spectacles Herald Tribune

AC Milan's Sulley Muntari of Ghana, second from left, celebrates with his teammate Robinho, left, after scoring, during a Serie A soccer match against Cesena, at Cesena's Manuzzi stadium, Italy, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012.

Milan back on top in Serie A

Korean ace Charlie Wi is a strong Asian challenge at TCL Classic in Hainan, China starting on March 16 2006. Golf. Sport; (wnhires) (td1)

Charlier Wi looks for first PGA win at Pebble Beach

Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder David Beckham smiles as he takes the field against Real Madrid during the first half of an exhibition soccer match, Saturday, July 16, 2011, at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles.

Beckham, Galaxy in possible farewell tour

Raleigh swimmer, 40, turning pools into fountain of youth The Charlotte Observer
50 stunning Olympic moments: Ben Johnson - in pictures The Guardian
Olympic controversies - Past and present Zeenews
Perry's season checklist now complete Stars and Stripes
'Men in Black' is poised to unseat 'Avengers' at box office The Miami Herald
South Koreans fear being branded traitors Taipei Times
Seoul American's unlikely run ends with crown Stars and Stripes
South Koreans fear being branded taekwondo traitors The Guardian
Ki not thinking of Bhoys exit Sky Sports
Ghotbi working wonders at Shimizu CNN
North Korea Urged to Back Down on Nuclear Test Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
WTA Schedule Buffalo News
Locals for Wheelchair Tennis World Cup Debut All Africa
Dream team: What price glory? Canberra Times
Lee captures third Chukyo title Japan Times
Paralympics 2012: London Games 'the biggest ever staged' BBC News
Raleigh swimmer Erika Braun, 40, qualifies for U.S. Olympic The Charlotte Observer
Torch relay begins for London Olympics The News & Observer
Raleigh swimmer, 40, qualifies for U.S. Olympic Trials The News & Observer
Rivalries, full fields spice up track finals Stars and Stripes

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