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Toyota Recalls 1.53 Million Vehicles Worldwide
Dec. 23 | The Toyota motor company will once again undergo a massive recall because of two problems that they found in the car model. Around 1.53 million vehicles worldwide will undergo recall on Thursday because of problems on the fuel pump and brake. According...
English Becomes Compulsory in Japan
Jul. 10 | In Japan, some of the companies have demand for those people who know English very well. So, in those companies no one can get job without knowing English well. Generally in Japan those people get job who know Japanese well. But days are changing now....
Weekly US Jobless Claims Skyrocket, Baidu Little Gains for Google China Incident
Jul. 1 | For this week, more Americans asked for jobless claims, and this was unexpected, but this is definitely a sign that the recovery of the American economy is indeed slowing down. After the end of the week on June 26, the numbers were measured and it was...
Start of G20: US Warns of Double Dip Recession, More Questions On Oil Spill
Jun. 27 | A double dip recession should be prevented, according to the United States of America. This was the primary message that it stated at the start of the G20 conference held in Canada. The treasury secretary of the US, Timothy Geithner, stated that instead...
Trends in the Cellular Phone Markets in China, Japan and United States
Jun. 26 | In the modern world where getting “connected” means more than being novelty because it’s already a necessity, cellular phones have become a “must-have” gadget to virtually everyone in the world. Whether in Japan, China or United States, people...
G8 and G20 Summit Brings World Leaders to Canada, Yuan Strengthens Against US Dollar
Jun. 25 | Canada hosts two Summits, one for the leading industrialized nations and one for the top developing nations in the world. As such, a lot of prime ministers, presidents, and world leaders in general are visiting Canada, as they are greeted by Canadian...
Organ Donation Regulation – To Pay or Not to Pay?
Jun. 25 | A famous NFL Hall of Famer and running back for Chicago Bears, Walter Payton, had been debilitated by a rare liver ailment called Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC). This is why there was a nationwide call in 1999 that he requires a liver transplant....
Yuan Move is Either a Good or Bad News for Japan
Jun. 20 | Japan, like the United States, expressed their agreement and approval of China’s declaration that they will gradually increase the value of their currency, the Yuan. The Yuan, according to analysts, is purposely undervalued by as much as 40 percent,...
Carlos Dunga Ignores Criticism on His Coaching
Jun. 15 | Today is the day for Brazil to once again show the world why they are the 5peat champions. Their World Cup campaign starts with a match against North Korea. Coach Carlos Dunga is not worried about the outcome his players will achieve. He has had it with...
