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Trend Micro Talks Small Businesses, Data Loss | SmallBusinessNewz

Small businesses are aware of many of the technological issues that could pose threats to their operations, according to new statistics from Trend Micro. Which is good news, so long as you adhere to the "knowledge is power" school of thought. The problem is that some small businesses may not be quite worried enough about data loss.

Republican Midterm Election Victories Could Crush Stocks and Bonds Before Sending Them Higher

By Shah Gilani, Contributing Editor, Money Morning

Markets have rallied on the belief that resounding Republican victories in yesterday's (Tuesday's) midterm elections will reset Washington agendas and lead to more business-friendly policies.
However, market participants may be surprised to find that the successful pursuit of three major Republican principles could initially sink stocks and bonds before creating a base from which they might rally later in 2011.

Mosque Bombings in Pakistan Kill Dozens

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—A teenage bomber struck a packed mosque during Friday prayers in the troubled northwest of Pakistan, killing at least 50 worshippers, the latest in a series of attacks by militants targeting religious places and shrines.
Later in the day, three grenade blasts killed four people at a mosque near Peshawar, the capital of the northwestern province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

Reuters

U.S. Faces G-20 Opposition Over Fed Stimulus

PARIS—The Federal Reserve's fresh round of bond purchasing to boost the U.S. economy will generate broad opposition at next week's summit of the Group of 20 leading world economies.

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German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble

Economy Adds 151,000 Jobs

Nonfarm payrolls rose by a greater-than-expected 151,000 last month as private-sector employers added 159,000 jobs, the Labor Department said Friday. The September number was revised to show payrolls fell by 41,000, less than an original estimate of a 95,000 decline.

Republican Victory and Fed Easing Means It’s Time to Shift From Commodities to U.S. Stocks

By Martin Hutchinson, Contributing Editor, Money Morning

The U.S. economic and investment world has changed fundamentally in the last 48 hours from two key events:

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• Tomas Bears Down on Haiti

  Residents of Haiti's earthquake camps ignored warnings to leave their makeshift homes as Tropical Storm Tomas began its assault on the flood-prone nation.
  
  • Photos: Haiti Prepares for Storm
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  Cuban Plane Crashes With 68 Aboard

  A Cuban airliner flying from the eastern city of Santiago de Cuba to the capital crashed Thursday night with 68 people aboard, including 28 foreigners, state media reported.

• Bank Appeals Ruling in Terror Case

  Arab Bank launched a final effort to avoid disclosing its records in a terror finance case that could have repercussions for other international banks.
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  Pakistan Mosque Bombings Kill Dozens

  A teenage bomber struck a packed mosque during Friday prayers in the troubled northwest of Pakistan, killing at least 50 worshippers, and a second attack in the same region killed three.
  
  • Interactive: Regional Violence

• China Raises Diplomatic Stakes Over Liu

  China issued an ultimatum to foreign governments over Liu Xiaobo, the jailed Chinese dissident who won the Nobel Peace Prize last month.
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  China Comments Suggest Policy Divide

  Conflicting comments from top Chinese officials on global economic issues suggested a lack of policy coordination that could make it more difficult for China to reach an agreement at the coming summit of the Group of 20 major economies.

• Iraqi Civilians Sue U.K. Over Abuse

  Lawyers for 222 Iraqi civilians are suing the U.K. government, claiming their clients were subjected to a regime of systematic abuse by British soldiers and interrogators.

• Georgia Arrests 13 Accused of Spying for Russia

  Georgia's government announced the arrests of 13 people, including four Russian citizens, who are accused of spying for Russia's armed forces.
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  Obama Faces Chillier Reception Abroad

  Obama steps back onto the world stage for two economic summits in Asia after an electoral rebuke. But his troubles will not ease overseas.
  
  • Audio: What Obama Can Expect
  • Easing Tech Limits, Touting Deals
  • Photos: Obama, Singh to Meet Again | Video
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  Rolls-Royce Blamed in Engine Failure

  Qantas said the design of Rolls-Royce engines could have caused a midair failure that forced an emergency landing of one of its A380s in Singapore. A second Qantas plane landed Friday after engine problems.
  
  • Aircraft Maintenance Taking Off
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  Romania Uncovers Holocaust Grave

  A Holocaust-era mass grave containing the bodies of an estimated 100 Jews killed by Romanian troops has been discovered in a forest.

• Plane Crashes Near Karachi; 21 Killed

  A small, private plane chartered to an international oil company crashed near the airport in Pakistan's largest city Friday after the pilot warned of engine trouble, killing all 21 people on board, officials said.
  
  • Video: No Survivors Aboard Pakistani Plane
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  EU Seeks Tougher Online Rules

  The EU proposed new privacy rights for citizens sharing personal data with websites like Facebook and Google—threatening to heighten tensions between European regulators and tech companies.
  
  • Online-Privacy Measures Emerge
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  WikiLeaks Faces New Competition

  WikiLeaks, the document-leaking website that has come under intense pressure after publishing classified U.S. military documents, is facing a new challenge: competition.
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  Pakistan al Qaeda Aids Yemen Plots

  Osama bin Laden and other al Qaeda leaders are believed to be providing guidance from Pakistan to the Yemen-based group Washington says was behind last week's package-bomb attempt.
  
  • Video: Yeminis Reject U.S. and Al Qaeda

• Indian Security Clears Plane's Cargo

  A flight that landed in emergency conditions at Mumbai was searched for suspicious cargo, but security agencies later cleared the aircraft.
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  Cardinal Decries Berlusconi's Lifestyle

  A prominent Italian cardinal lashed out at Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's lifestyle, bringing the country's Roman Catholic Church into the fray at a time of increasing political uncertainty in Italy.
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  Greek Police Destroy Suspicious Parcel

  Greek police said they intercepted and conducted a controlled detonation of a package addressed to the French embassy that they rightly suspected to be booby trapped, causing traffic tie-ups in Athens.

• Splinter Group Admits Turkey Bombing

  A splinter group of the Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, claimed responsibility for a weekend suicide bombing in central Istanbul that killed the bomber and wounded 32 others.

• Ivory Coast Vote Goes to Second Round

  President Laurent Gbagbo will face Ivory Coast's main opposition leader in what is likely to be a tense runoff later this month that could restore stability to the country after a decade of unrest.
  
  • Video: Runoff Election in the Ivory Coast
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  Greek Local Elections Could Force Polls

  Greek voters go to the polls Sunday in fraught local elections widely seen as a referendum on the government's austerity program. Poor results could force the ruling Socialists to call new nationwide polls after a year in office.

Myanmar Opposition Tries Cooperation

An alternative opposition movement is arising in Myanmar, and it is making waves by circumventing democracy champion Aung San Suu Kyi and advocating compromise with the military dictatorship.

• Graphic: Myanmar Election 2010

Life & Culture

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  Church Joins the Club Scene

  A crypt near St. Peter's Square has boasted tombs of cardinals for centuries. Today it is taking on a livelier vibe as a church-run nightclub.
  
  • Video: Tales From the Crypt
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  The Meaning of Bonfire Night

  The most atavistic and hazardous of all English festivals will be marked by the snap and pop of distant fireworks struggling through the drizzle.

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  Drones Drive Taliban North

  A U.S. drone campaign in Pakistan is driving some insurgents from a key haven on the Afghan border into other tribal districts.
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  Death Toll From Volcano Climbs

  Mt. Merapi unleashed another deadly surge of blistering gases early Friday, torching houses in one village and triggering a chaotic midnight evacuation. The death toll rose to 122.
  
  • Photos: Mt. Merapi Eruption Intensifies
  • Video: Volcano Unleashes Deadly Eruption 1
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  A Unit of Wal-Mart Is Probed in Japan

  Seiyu Ltd., a wholly owned unit of the world's biggest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., said Friday it is being investigated by Japanese financial regulators.
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  Afghans See Karzai, Iran Hands in Poll

  Afghanistan's election authorities are being pressured by President Hamid Karzai and by Iran to alter the preliminary results of September's parliamentary races, adding new controversy to a fraud-marred election, officials and candidates say.

• Vietnam to Sell Dollars

  Vietnam's central bank said it will sell U.S. dollars on the local market to help relieve pressure on the sliding Vietnamese dong but a state official ruled out further devaluation of its currency this year.

• Japan Probes Intelligence Leak

  Japanese police are investigating a potentially large leak of sensitive international antiterror materials such as names and addresses of informants from around the world.
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  Emergency Grounds Qantas A380s

  Qantas suspended flights of its six Airbus A380 superjumbo jets after a midair engine failure forced an emergency landing in Singapore.
  
  • Experts Report Gains in Turboprop Safety
  • Exploded Jet Engine Had Quiet Design
  • Video: Passengers Safe | Photos
  • Rolls-Royce Dogged by Engine Trouble

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  Hermès Heirs Put Safety in Numbers

  The unity of the founding dynasty behind French fashion brand Hermès is being tested by Bernard Arnault -- who accumulated a 17% stake in Hermès International.
  
  • Hostile Bids Shake Europe Firms

China Real Time Report

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• QQ-360 Battle Escalates into War A tech battle escalated as Tencent, operator of the popular instant-messaging software QQ, blocked access to users who have downloaded on their computers Qihoo's 360, China's most popular antivirus service.
• Picture China: Crouching Tiger, Cotton Goes Crazy

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• Q&A: What Will Michelle Obama Wear in India? When the Obamas arrive in India, most people are likely to be watching Mr. Obama, but at least some will be keeping their eyes on Mrs. Obama-and her frocks.
• Seriously Folks, Does Obama Need These Clowns?

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Japan Real Time

• This Week's Hits: Domino's Bonanza, Renho's Wrist-tap, Medvedev's Voyage A recap of the week's most-read posts on Japan Real Time.
• Lunchbox: Sushi Sase

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Real Time Brussels

• EU Rerates Rating Agencies, Again Credit rating agencies are just getting used to one new set of EU rules. Hold on... here comes another.

Greek Local Elections Could Force Fresh Polls

Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Contract firefighters clash with riot police during a protest for permanent jobs outside Parliament in Athens on Thursday.

ATHENS—Greek voters go to the polls Sunday in fraught local elections widely seen as a referendum on the government's tough austerity program. Poor results could force the ruling Socialists to call new nationwide polls after only a year in office.

Greek local elections, 2010 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia