The ten Challenger 350 business jets are part of Bombardier's new line of C-series jets introduced in 2013. … Bombardier hopes to compete in the small-body jet arena with aerospace giants Boeing and Airbus when its jets take flight commercially in 2014.

… with company officials, led by Boeing Commercial Airplanes Chief Executive Ray Conner, as "very positive" and said the company appeared genuine in its desire to build the 777X – the only jet it is likely to develop in the next 15 years – in …

It also has a rich aquatic supply. The province has several fruit and seafood processing facilities. Thong said the province would focus on developing product diversification and "deeper food processing". Industrial products that have competitive …

The free games are part of Microsoft's Xbox 360 "Games with Gold" program that gives subscribers two free games to keep per month. New titles are available on the 1st and 16th of every month. An Xbox Live Gold subscription is $10/month or $60/year.

A few weeks before Christmas, rising-star rapper Angel Haze was getting restless about the release of her debut album, Dirty Gold, out today. So restless, in fact, that the emcee's handlers were checking her SoundCloud profile every morning to make …

Alas, it seems like gold bugs have given up on the arrival of the long-awaited, Weimar-style hyper-inflation in US. The dawning realization has sent futures prices for the precious metal down a bit more than 28% this year, to just above $1,200 per troy …

LONDON, Dec 29 (Reuters) – The world economy should snap a three-year stretch of slowing growth in 2014, although the upturn over the next 12 months looks likely to be incremental rather than a leap forward. With stock markets rallying in the twilight …

Up against a gathering credit crunch, the Chinese economy will slow to almost stall-speed; the price of Brent crude will sink below $80 a barrel; Germany will slide back into recession; the European Union will remain intact and the internet will begin …

LONDON, Dec 29 (Reuters) – The world economy should snap a three-year stretch of slowing growth in 2014, although the upturn over the next 12 months looks likely to be incremental rather than a leap forward. With stock markets rallying in the twilight …