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Heineken NV may build a new brewery in Mexico as it wins back market share lost after its 2010 purchase of the nation’s second-largest brewer, said Marc Busain, the company’s top executive in the country.
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Quarterback Everett Golson, who started 11 games as a redshirt freshman for the University of Notre Dame football team that played for the national championship last season, was suspended by the school for poor academic judgment.
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Angola, the fifth-largest diamond producer, has cut mine taxes and plans to spend billions of dollars to attract investment into mineral deposits, Geology and Mines Minister Francisco Queiroz said.
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Dan Gertler’s bearded face lights up as he looks out the helicopter window. Below, an installation twice the size of Monaco rises from a clearing in the central African forest, where it transforms ore mined from the ochre earth into sheets of copper.
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Workers at Sonatrach’s chemicals site in Skikda , Algeria, are on strike in a dispute over wages, potentially hampering distilled-water supply to a local refinery, according to a union official.
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China’s National People’s Congress selected vice premiers and ministers yesterday after naming Xi Jinping president and Li Keqiang the nation’s premier.
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An experimental vaccine grown in tobacco plants against deadly Ebola hemorrhagic fever protected more than 80 percent of mice given a lethal dose of the virus, and may protect humans as well, researchers said.
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The U.S. agency that regulates financial disclosures is taking on a new mission: combating human-rights crimes on another continent with high-stakes paperwork.
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China filled out Premier Li Keqiang’s economic team, installing sovereign-wealth head Lou Jiwei as finance minister and retaining Zhou Xiaochuan as central bank chief as a once-a-decade power handover concluded.
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Rwanda ’s army is ready to withdraw its peacekeepers from Sudan’s western region of Darfur and said it will pull out should the United Nations publish a report accusing Rwanda of atrocities in neighboring Congo.
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