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'Made in Germany' brand may be ultimate World Cup winner

China's Hony Capital buys PizzaExpress for $1.54 bn

PizzaExpress operates in 13 international markets, including China and Hong Kong where it owns 22 sites

Travellers to US asked to turn on mobile devices as security beefed up

Mobius ready to pay premium for India stocks as inflows hit limit

Alibaba-backed Kuaidi challenges Uber in China with BMWs

Kuaidi is targeting wealthy travellers with a new smartphone app as it partners with chauffeur companies in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hangzhou

Wearable gadgets could become next ad frontier

Companies have to be mindful not to turn away users by appearing to be intrusive or using sensitive information

Lagarde hints at global forecast cut even as US rebounds

Asia's emerging market economies will avoid a hard landing, says the IMF managing director

Facebook's news feed experiment being probed

UK's Information Commissioner's Office is investigating the social network

Ratan Tata to dwell on Nano, marital status in memoirs

Tata Motors purchased JLR for $2.3 billion in 2008, and a year later, introduced the Nano, the world's cheapest car

Slim to buy AT&T stake in America Movil for $5.6 bn

AT&T is selling its holdings of Slim's company after a 24-year relationship to avoid a conflict of interest because the company is buying DirecTV

Ukraine rebels defy truce extension as EU mulls more sanctions

China finds $15 bn of loans backed by falsified gold trades

Tata Steel cuts Corus debt cost with cheaper loans

The firm is in discussions with banks to raise $3 bn to refinance borrowings that were used in the $12.9-bn acquisition

Tata Motors holders push to list ADR to boost value

Asset sale target might be raised by 41%

Suarez: Adidas' WC dilemma

Big iPhone production starts next month

One model will have a 4.7-inch display, compared to 4-inch screen of the current iPhone 5s, that may be available to ship to retailers around Sept

China charges former head of planning ministry with bribery

GE clears last French hurdle to clinch Alstom deal

Adding Alstom's energy units will help General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt tilt GE back toward manufacturing

Brent nears nine-month high on Iraq