HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's High Court will rule next Monday on an opposition application to force out the result of the country's presidential election, the judge said on Wednesday.
"Conscious of the urgency of the matter, I am of the view that if I exert myself to study the submissions, I should be ready with a judgment on Monday," judge Tendai Uchena said.
CHICAGO (Reuters) - A trade group for the lenders that finance half the capital equipment investment in the United States said on Tuesday the sharp pullback in business borrowing that marked the recent downturn moderated markedly in November -- an encouraging sign companies may be growing more confident in the sustainability of the recovery.
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