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    INTERNATIONAL NEWS WASHINGTON - The US will hit its statutory debt ceiling in mid-October, making it hard for the government to meet all of its obligations after that, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says. WASHINGTON - Orders for long-lasting US factory goods fell sharply last month as demand for commercial aircraft plummeted and businesses spent less on computers and electrical equipment. MOSCOW - Russia has lowered its 2013 economic growth forecast to 1.8 per cent from a previous estimate of 2.4 per cent after a poor first-half performance, Russian news agencies say. MADRID - International tourist numbers have surged by 5.2 per cent to nearly half a billion people worldwide in the first half of 2013, beating earlier expectations. CAIRO - Some flights to Egypt are arriving nearly empty and passenger traffic in the past week has fallen by half. NEW YORK - China's Xiamen Airlines has finalised an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliners to expand its long-haul international service, the companies has announced. WASHINGTON - Two-thirds of rivers in the eastern US are becoming increasingly alkaline, making their waters more dangerous for crop irrigation and fish life. JOHANNESBURG - South African construction workers have downed tools en masse, adding to strike chaos that has crippled output and disrupted air traffic while fanning fears of new violence. NEW DELHI - India's parliament has passed a flagship $US18 billion ($A20 billion) program to provide subsidised food to the poor that is intended to "wipe out" endemic hunger and malnutrition in the aspiring superpower. MOSCOW - A Greenpeace icebreaker protesting oil prospecting in the Arctic says it will leave because Russian authorities are threatening to fire on it. GENEVA - The financial chief of Zurich Insurance Group, Pierre Wauthier, has been found dead at his home. SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo has bought image search specialty startup IQ Engines to go with its acquisition of Flickr. MADRID - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil says it is backing rival Spanish group Telefonica's sweetened takeover bid, valued at 8.55 billion euros ($A12.7 billion), for German mobile operator E-Plus. BANGKOK - Tobacco giant Philip Morris is praising a Thai legal decision to suspend plans to force cigarette companies to slap bigger graphic warnings on packets. ALBANY, New York - Donald Trump has defended his Trump University as a booming success for student entrepreneurs and blasted New York's attorney-general, who's called it a scam. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand dollar gained after weaker-than-expected US durable goods figures prompted some investors to bet a slower pace of economic growth may prompt the Federal Reserve to push out plans to taper its bond purchases. LOCAL NEWS SYDNEY - The Australian dollar is slightly lower after weak US economic data and worries over Syria pulled it in opposite directions overnight. SYDNEY - The Australian market looks set to open lower after Wall Street fell following a disappointing durable goods report which raised fresh concerns about the strength of the US economy. CANBERRA - The long-term unemployed would receive a $6500 bonus if they can find and keep a job for two years, under a coalition government.

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    INTERNATIONAL NEWS WASHINGTON - The US will hit its statutory debt ceiling in mid-October, making it hard for the government to meet all of its obligations after that, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says. WASHINGTON - Orders for long-lasting US factory goods fell sharply last month as demand for commercial aircraft plummeted and businesses spent less on computers and electrical equipment. MOSCOW - Russia has lowered its 2013 economic growth forecast to 1.8 per cent from a previous estimate of 2.4 per cent after a poor first-half performance, Russian news agencies say. MADRID - International tourist numbers have surged by 5.2 per cent to nearly half a billion people worldwide in the first half of 2013, beating earlier expectations. CAIRO - Some flights to Egypt are arriving nearly empty and passenger traffic in the past week has fallen by half. NEW YORK - China's Xiamen Airlines has finalised an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliners to expand its long-haul international service, the companies has announced. WASHINGTON - Two-thirds of rivers in the eastern US are becoming increasingly alkaline, making their waters more dangerous for crop irrigation and fish life. JOHANNESBURG - South African construction workers have downed tools en masse, adding to strike chaos that has crippled output and disrupted air traffic while fanning fears of new violence. NEW DELHI - India's parliament has passed a flagship $US18 billion ($A20 billion) program to provide subsidised food to the poor that is intended to "wipe out" endemic hunger and malnutrition in the aspiring superpower. MOSCOW - A Greenpeace icebreaker protesting oil prospecting in the Arctic says it will leave because Russian authorities are threatening to fire on it. GENEVA - The financial chief of Zurich Insurance Group, Pierre Wauthier, has been found dead at his home. SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo has bought image search specialty startup IQ Engines to go with its acquisition of Flickr. MADRID - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil says it is backing rival Spanish group Telefonica's sweetened takeover bid, valued at 8.55 billion euros ($A12.7 billion), for German mobile operator E-Plus. BANGKOK - Tobacco giant Philip Morris is praising a Thai legal decision to suspend plans to force cigarette companies to slap bigger graphic warnings on packets. ALBANY, New York - Donald Trump has defended his Trump University as a booming success for student entrepreneurs and blasted New York's attorney-general, who's called it a scam. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand dollar gained after weaker-than-expected US durable goods figures prompted some investors to bet a slower pace of economic growth may prompt the Federal Reserve to push out plans to taper its bond purchases. LOCAL NEWS SYDNEY - The Australian dollar is slightly lower after weak US economic data and worries over Syria pulled it in opposite directions overnight. SYDNEY - The Australian market looks set to open lower after Wall Street fell following a disappointing durable goods report which raised fresh concerns about the strength of the US economy. CANBERRA - The long-term unemployed would receive a $6500 bonus if they can find and keep a job for two years, under a coalition government.

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    INTERNATIONAL NEWS WASHINGTON - The US will hit its statutory debt ceiling in mid-October, making it hard for the government to meet all of its obligations after that, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says. WASHINGTON - Orders for long-lasting US factory goods fell sharply last month as demand for commercial aircraft plummeted and businesses spent less on computers and electrical equipment. MOSCOW - Russia has lowered its 2013 economic growth forecast to 1.8 per cent from a previous estimate of 2.4 per cent after a poor first-half performance, Russian news agencies say. MADRID - International tourist numbers have surged by 5.2 per cent to nearly half a billion people worldwide in the first half of 2013, beating earlier expectations. CAIRO - Some flights to Egypt are arriving nearly empty and passenger traffic in the past week has fallen by half. NEW YORK - China's Xiamen Airlines has finalised an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliners to expand its long-haul international service, the companies has announced. WASHINGTON - Two-thirds of rivers in the eastern US are becoming increasingly alkaline, making their waters more dangerous for crop irrigation and fish life. JOHANNESBURG - South African construction workers have downed tools en masse, adding to strike chaos that has crippled output and disrupted air traffic while fanning fears of new violence. NEW DELHI - India's parliament has passed a flagship $US18 billion ($A20 billion) program to provide subsidised food to the poor that is intended to "wipe out" endemic hunger and malnutrition in the aspiring superpower. MOSCOW - A Greenpeace icebreaker protesting oil prospecting in the Arctic says it will leave because Russian authorities are threatening to fire on it. GENEVA - The financial chief of Zurich Insurance Group, Pierre Wauthier, has been found dead at his home. SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo has bought image search specialty startup IQ Engines to go with its acquisition of Flickr. MADRID - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil says it is backing rival Spanish group Telefonica's sweetened takeover bid, valued at 8.55 billion euros ($A12.7 billion), for German mobile operator E-Plus. BANGKOK - Tobacco giant Philip Morris is praising a Thai legal decision to suspend plans to force cigarette companies to slap bigger graphic warnings on packets. ALBANY, New York - Donald Trump has defended his Trump University as a booming success for student entrepreneurs and blasted New York's attorney-general, who's called it a scam. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand dollar gained after weaker-than-expected US durable goods figures prompted some investors to bet a slower pace of economic growth may prompt the Federal Reserve to push out plans to taper its bond purchases. LOCAL NEWS SYDNEY - The Australian dollar is slightly lower after weak US economic data and worries over Syria pulled it in opposite directions overnight. SYDNEY - The Australian market looks set to open lower after Wall Street fell following a disappointing durable goods report which raised fresh concerns about the strength of the US economy. CANBERRA - The long-term unemployed would receive a $6500 bonus if they can find and keep a job for two years, under a coalition government.

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    INTERNATIONAL NEWS WASHINGTON - The US will hit its statutory debt ceiling in mid-October, making it hard for the government to meet all of its obligations after that, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says. WASHINGTON - Orders for long-lasting US factory goods fell sharply last month as demand for commercial aircraft plummeted and businesses spent less on computers and electrical equipment. MOSCOW - Russia has lowered its 2013 economic growth forecast to 1.8 per cent from a previous estimate of 2.4 per cent after a poor first-half performance, Russian news agencies say. MADRID - International tourist numbers have surged by 5.2 per cent to nearly half a billion people worldwide in the first half of 2013, beating earlier expectations. CAIRO - Some flights to Egypt are arriving nearly empty and passenger traffic in the past week has fallen by half. NEW YORK - China's Xiamen Airlines has finalised an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliners to expand its long-haul international service, the companies has announced. WASHINGTON - Two-thirds of rivers in the eastern US are becoming increasingly alkaline, making their waters more dangerous for crop irrigation and fish life. JOHANNESBURG - South African construction workers have downed tools en masse, adding to strike chaos that has crippled output and disrupted air traffic while fanning fears of new violence. NEW DELHI - India's parliament has passed a flagship $US18 billion ($A20 billion) program to provide subsidised food to the poor that is intended to "wipe out" endemic hunger and malnutrition in the aspiring superpower. MOSCOW - A Greenpeace icebreaker protesting oil prospecting in the Arctic says it will leave because Russian authorities are threatening to fire on it. GENEVA - The financial chief of Zurich Insurance Group, Pierre Wauthier, has been found dead at his home. SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo has bought image search specialty startup IQ Engines to go with its acquisition of Flickr. MADRID - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil says it is backing rival Spanish group Telefonica's sweetened takeover bid, valued at 8.55 billion euros ($A12.7 billion), for German mobile operator E-Plus. BANGKOK - Tobacco giant Philip Morris is praising a Thai legal decision to suspend plans to force cigarette companies to slap bigger graphic warnings on packets. ALBANY, New York - Donald Trump has defended his Trump University as a booming success for student entrepreneurs and blasted New York's attorney-general, who's called it a scam. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand dollar gained after weaker-than-expected US durable goods figures prompted some investors to bet a slower pace of economic growth may prompt the Federal Reserve to push out plans to taper its bond purchases. LOCAL NEWS SYDNEY - The Australian dollar is slightly lower after weak US economic data and worries over Syria pulled it in opposite directions overnight. SYDNEY - The Australian market looks set to open lower after Wall Street fell following a disappointing durable goods report which raised fresh concerns about the strength of the US economy. CANBERRA - The long-term unemployed would receive a $6500 bonus if they can find and keep a job for two years, under a coalition government.

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    INTERNATIONAL NEWS

    WASHINGTON - The US will hit its statutory debt ceiling in mid-October, making it hard for the government to meet all of its obligations after that, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says.

    WASHINGTON - Orders for long-lasting US factory goods fell sharply last month as demand for commercial aircraft plummeted and businesses spent less on computers and electrical equipment.

    MOSCOW - Russia has lowered its 2013 economic growth forecast to 1.8 per cent from a previous estimate of 2.4 per cent after a poor firsthalf performance, Russian news agencies say.

    MADRID - International tourist numbers have surged by 5.2 per cent to nearly half a billion people worldwide in the first half of 2013, beating earlier expectations.

    CAIRO - Some flights to Egypt are arriving nearly empty and passenger traffic in the past week has fallen by half.

    NEW YORK - China's Xiamen Airlines has finalised an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliners to expand its long-haul international service, the companies has announced.

    WASHINGTON - Two-thirds of rivers in the eastern US are becoming increasingly alkaline, making their waters more dangerous for crop irrigation and fish life.

    JOHANNESBURG - South African construction workers have downed tools en masse, adding to strike chaos that has crippled output and disrupted air traffic while fanning fears of new violence.

    NEW DELHI - India's parliament has passed a flagship $US18 billion ($A20 billion) program to provide subsidised food to the poor that is intended to "wipe out" endemic hunger and malnutrition in the aspiring superpower.

    MOSCOW - A Greenpeace icebreaker protesting oil prospecting in the Arctic says it will leave because Russian authorities are threatening to fire on it.

    GENEVA - The financial chief of Zurich Insurance Group, Pierre Wauthier, has been found dead at his home.

    SAN FRANCISCO - Yahoo has bought image search specialty startup IQ Engines to go with its acquisition of Flickr.

    MADRID - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil says it is backing rival Spanish group Telefonica's sweetened takeover bid, valued at 8.55 billion euros ($A12.7 billion), for German mobile operator E-Plus.

    BANGKOK - Tobacco giant Philip Morris is praising a Thai legal decision to suspend plans to force cigarette companies to slap bigger graphic warnings on packets.

    ALBANY, New York - Donald Trump has defended his Trump University as a booming success for student entrepreneurs and blasted New York's attorney-general, who's called it a scam.

    WELLINGTON - The New Zealand dollar gained after weaker-thanexpected US durable goods figures prompted some investors to bet a slower pace of economic growth may prompt the Federal Reserve to push out plans to taper its bond purchases.

    LOCAL NEWS

    SYDNEY - The Australian dollar is slightly lower after weak US economic data and worries over Syria pulled it in opposite directions overnight.

    SYDNEY - The Australian market looks set to open lower after Wall Street fell following a disappointing durable goods report which raised fresh concerns about the strength of the US economy.

    CANBERRA - The long-term unemployed would receive a $6500 bonus if they can find and keep a job for two years, under a coalition government. Read More: https://foursquare.com/p/the-tyler-group/37460593 Watch: http://www.myvideo.de/watch/9069807/The_Tyler_Group_Barcelona_ Reviews_Briefs

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