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Leonardo DiCaprio brought Hollywood to New York last night, as a Christie’s fundraiser for conservation that he helped organize raised about $39 million.
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The forensic investigation of the Boston Marathon bombing is developing a preliminary picture of how it was done, though not yet who might have done it.
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For decades, made-in-Asia luxury has been shorthand for “fake.” Now, companies from South Korean bag maker Couronne to Malaysian dressmaker Farah Khan are making a case for homegrown chic.
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Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates, who has gifted $28 billion to his charitable foundation, gave some simple advice to Australia’s richest man Andrew Forrest on his crusade to end modern slavery: find a metric to quantify it.
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The Himalayan nation of Nepal is tightening restrictions against an estimated 20,000 Tibetan refugees because of pressure from China, the new prime minister of the Tibetan exile administration said.
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Gemfields Plc, the world’s biggest emerald producer, is considering installing x-ray body scanners to fight theft at its Kagem mine in northern Zambia that robs if of as much as fifth of the operation’s total revenue.
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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton told a gathering of college-student innovators not to be dissuaded by fear of failure because even that may hold the seeds of eventual success.
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The three untended child-sized graves, a few minutes’ walk from the village of Paltupur, bear witness to what happened when the trucks loaded with nutritional powder stopped coming to this desolate corner of eastern India.
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Australian Federal Police said additional charges were laid relating to bribery of foreign officials by employees of Reserve Bank of Australia’s note- printing units.
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Sharma Sagar is the new face of Korean manufacturing. He’s from Nepal.
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