It's taken all of recorded history, but this year China finally looks set to overtake India as the world's number one gold consumer.
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![]( "China eyes India's spot as top gold consumer")
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![]( "S.Korean supermodel found hanged in Paris")
S.Korean supermodel found hanged in ParisTwenty-year-old South Korean supermodel Daul Kim was found hanged in her central Paris apartment after an apparent suicide, the South Korean embassy said, citing French police officials.
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![]( "H&M October sales lag, blames recession")
H&M October sales lag, blames recessionSwedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz posted an unexpected 3 percent drop at established stores in October, blaming weak sales in some of its major markets on the global downturn and knocking its shares.
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![]( "Britons among the 'ugliest people', dating site says")
Britons among the 'ugliest people', dating site saysBritons are among the ugliest people in the world, according to a dating website that says it only allows "beautiful people" to join.
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![]( "Benetton third quarter net up on higher sales, sees lower debt")
Benetton third quarter net up on higher sales, sees lower debtItalian clothing retailer Benetton Group SpA turned in a higher third-quarter net profit as deferred sales boosted revenues and said it expected to lower its rising debt by the end of the year.
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![]( "Halloween shopping lifts John Lewis")
Halloween shopping lifts John LewisWeekly sales at John Lewis department stores jumped 7.8 percent year-on-year, boosted by demand for Halloween products and early Christmas shopping and adding to signs of a consumer recovery in Britain.
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![]( "M&S profit tops hopes; consumers upbeat")
M&S profit tops hopes; consumers upbeatConfidence about economic recovery appears to be building, though companies remain wary and are still relying heavily on cost cutting to boost profits.
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![]( "Next still sees sales falling in 2010")
Next still sees sales falling in 2010Clothing and homewares retailer Next is still budgeting for negative like-for-like sales in Spring/Summer 2010 even after raising second-half guidance, its chief executive said.
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![]( "M&S and Next fight back while Primark shines")
M&S and Next fight back while Primark shinesUpdates from three of Britain's biggest clothing retailers should shed a little more light next week on whether consumers are starting to spend more freely ahead of the key Christmas trading period. Mid-market players...
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![]( "H&M sales miss forecasts in September")
H&M sales miss forecasts in SeptemberSwedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz (HMb.ST) posted worse-than-expected sales in September as the economic downturn and warm weather kept consumers out of the shops.