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Wild ride of currencies to get wilder
The dollar has fallen 3.5% in the past month, Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Indexes show. The euro by contrast has added 0.7%
 "Wild ride of currencies to get wilder")
German industrial production falls as economy risks grow
Production rose 0.1% from a year earlier
 "The end of Mobius's reign as king of emerging-market stocks")
 "Aberdeen cuts Indian holdings as Modi rally fizzles, rupee sags")
 "It's time to get ready for the end of China's bull market")
 "Microsoft to evaluate bid for Salesforce")
End of an era for Cisco may look similar to start of next one
Cisco's John Chambers will relinquish the CEO job before a self-imposed retirement deadline in 2016
 "End of an era for Cisco may look similar to start of next one")
HSBC profit beats estimates as bad loans fall
The Europe's largest bank posts 4% increase in profit
 "HSBC profit beats estimates as bad loans fall")
Former HP boss Carly Fiorina is running for US President
Fiorina, who never has held elected office, served as an executive at AT&T and Lucent before assuming the leadership role at HP, then America's largest computer maker, in 1999
 "Al Qaida names Modi among foes in new video")
John Kerry on rights in Sri Lanka
Kerry is the first US secretary of state to visit Sri Lanka in a decade
 "John Kerry on rights in Sri Lanka")
Aussie challenge to Tesla on battery
AGL Energy's suitcase-sized battery will use lithium-ion cells and come with extended warranties and finance plans to make it affordable
Greece races to bridge gap with creditors
Optimism that a deal to unlock financial aid for Greece is near put the country's assets among the region's best performers in April
 "Greece races to bridge gap with creditors")
US consumer sentiment hits second-highest since 2007
Low fuel costs and labour market progress are expected to keep households upbeat
 "US consumer sentiment hits second-highest since 2007")
Risk-averse culture stifling Japanese innovation: Abe
'Risk-takers are respected in the US. This is something Japanese businesspeople need'
 "Risk-averse culture stifling Japanese innovation: Abe")
 "Mylan gives two valuations to spurn Teva")
BNP's $9 billion payout remains untapped by al-Qaeda victims
US court does not hear pleas of employees of American embassies hit by bombs in Africa in 1998