| Obama takes in India's Republic Day parade alongside PM Modi
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 President Barack Obama on Monday took in a grand display of Indian military hardware, marching bands and elaborately dressed camels, becoming the first American leader to be honored as chief guest at India's annual Republic Day festivities.
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| Yemen crisis is first big test for Saudi Arabia's King Salman
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| The turmoil hitting Saudi Arabia's neighbor Yemen will pose the first big test for King Salman, and provide a glimpse as to whether his approach to hotspots in a fragmenting region will differ from that of his late brother.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud arrives at Haneda airport in Tokyo February 18, 2014. REUTERS/Yuya Shino
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| How Will Syriza's Greek Victory Hit the Markets – Recap
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 Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras greets supporters following victory in the election in Athens on January 25, 2015. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Will Alexis Tsipras be the man who ultimately takes Greece out of the eurozone? After storming to victory in a general election with his radical leftist party Syriza, and sealing a necessary coalition deal with a small, right wing party, Mr. Tsipras's priority now: renegotiate the terms of Greece's debt with the Troika. You can catch up with all the details of that here, but the prospect of Greece being forced to leave the eurozone now looms. The markets don't like uncertainty one bit, of course (the euro fell below $1.11 this morning before recovering), but the reactions Monday morning were muted. Greek stocks, especially banks, are hurting but elsewhere it's pretty much business as usual. Market participants had played down fears of contagion. Here's our walk through the market open and beyond as financial markets show what they think of Greece's latest ...
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| Marubeni Slashes Forecast on Crude Fall
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 Marubeni cut its net profit projection in half for the current fiscal year as falling prices of crude oil and other commodities forced the company to book steep impairment losses.
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| I still have a future at Manchester United: Nani
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 Nani is currently plying his trade at Sporting Lisbon, on loan from Manchester United Former Manchester Untied winger Nani, who is currently serving a loan spell at Sporting Lisbon insists that he still has a future at Old Trafford. He was sacrificed by manager Louis Van Gaal in a deal, which saw defender Marcos Rojo move the other way. Nani still has three years left in his Manchester Untied contract and intends to spend them under Van Gaal's guidance. He said, "The club know my value and I know they want me to stay, It was me who made the choice to leave the club and it was a good decision by me because I knew if I stayed one more ...
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