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Mobile internet users are growing much faster than expected, and mobile pricing is on the rise.
FORBES: Sina's Solid Q4 Shows Competition Fears Overblown
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While Kosovo's politicians bicker and manoeuvre, the refugees are pouring back much faster than expected.
ECONOMIST: Reinventing Kosovo is already proving hard
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Meanwhile, on the demand side, the world as a whole, and China in particular, has been growing much faster than expected and consuming lots of raw materials as it does so.
ECONOMIST: Commodities
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Research In Motion is losing market share much faster than expected to rivals Apple and Google, amid mounting concerns over its cash flow and ability to meet its outlook, analysts warned on Friday.
FORBES: Goodbye BlackBerry: A Reluctant Personal Requiem
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In Nad Ali, British and Afghan troops have so far met little resistance and have been able to move through the district much faster than expected, says the BBC's Ian Pannell, who is embedded with B Company of the 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh.
BBC: Afghanistan: Nato launches major anti-Taliban offensive
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According to experts the lack of traction has nothing to do with the color but the implementation of the clay -- which has been playing much faster than usually expected on such a surface.
CNN: May 11, 2012 -- Updated 2124 GMT (0524 HKT)
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The market recovered from its low in March 2009 at a much faster pace than many expected.
FORBES: Rising Market Means Obama Wins
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While demand growth in OECD countries is underwhelming, consumption rates have recovered from recession lows at a much faster rate than many expected.
FORBES: Connect
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But the - once these areas became so dangerous then it caused these countries to pull their troops out much faster than they probably expected.
NPR: What Became of the Coalition of the Willing?
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The smart phone market is expected to take off much faster in Europe than in the U.S., according to Alison McKenzie, research manager in charge of IDC's smart handheld devices group in London.
CNN: Handheld use to soar in Europe
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The cost, in terms of last-minute concessions to bring over the Bundesrat's supposedly neutral block, is not much more than the extra DM6 billion in tax revenue likely to come from faster-than- expected growth this year.
ECONOMIST: The chancellor gets his deal