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Borders files for bankruptcy in US Borders, Whitcoulls under administration Relevant offers BP had cement troubles well before oil spill Business confidence improves in the US US inflation looks to be on the rise US jobless claims rise 25,000 ...

By Julian Cardona and Alejandro Martinez-Cabrera CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico/El PASO, Texas (Reuters) - A video shoot-up that turns Mexican cartel violence in one of the world's most violent cities into a role-playing game is upsetting residents on both sides ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper doesn't think a new border fee is a useful way for the U.S. to raise money. U.S. President Obama wants to charge Canadians entering by air or sea a $5.50 fee, but with private vehicles exempt. ...

Even as federal immigration officials were telling Arlington County, San Francisco and other jurisdictions that they could not opt out of a controversial immigration enforcement program, they were telling other municipalities that they could, according ...

"DHS is replacing its border security measures, which could temporarily reduce oversight, and reports it may reduce resources requested for securing the southwest border." - GAO Report Only days after Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano ...

An expansion of H-1B visa scheme which is highly popular among Indian IT professionals would help the US in a big way in competing with emerging economies like India and China, a key Senate panel has heard. In a testimony before the Senate Committee on ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says the proposal to charge Canadians to enter the U.S. is not a ''useful'' way for the U.S. to raise revenue. Pawel Dwulit/THE CANADIAN PRESS The Canadian Press Prime Minister Stephen Harper says there are better ways for ...

BORDERS Malaysia is not affected by the closing down of stores and Chapter 11 filing of US-based Borders Group Inc. Borders Malaysia said its only tie to Borders Group is via a franchise agreement that allows Berjaya Books Sdn Bhd to use the Borders ...

A judge has granted Borders Group approval on an interim basis to use $US400 million of the $US505 million in financing it has been offered to pay its vendors back and keep its business going, including honouring its loyalty program and gift cards. The ...

Singaporean Ramzi Mohamed is tired of sleeping in the living room of the two-bedroom apartment he shares with his mother and older brother. His problem is that housing prices in the city-state are up almost 70 percent since 2006 while the 29-year-old gym ...