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• Category: Business
  • $168 Million Solar Power Plant Project by Google
  • $6 Billion Break-Up Fee for AT&T and T-Mobile
  • 31% Drop in Full-Year Profit Expected by Toyota
  • 7.1 Magnitude Japan Quake Forces Workers out of Fukushima
  • A Good Week for Wall Street Despite Weak Volume
  • A Strong April Market Is the Break to Prepare
  • Amid Japanese Nuclear Fears, Tokyo Shares Recover
  • AMR Corporation Making a Way around Bankruptcy
  • Apple’s Bid for Amazon Restriction Rejected by Judge
  • Apple’s iPad Supremacy Challenged by Google, Microsoft
  • April’s Unemployment Rate Down in Most States
  • Arctic Nations to Deal with Big Oil Exploration
  • AT&T Prepares for Possible Failure of T-Mobile Deal
  • AT&T to Provide Airwaves Shortage Evidence to the FCC
  • Bank of America Mortgage Scam Uncovered by Anonymous Leaks?
  • Bargain Hunting Has Given Back Gold Strength
  • Battery Plant Manager in China Charged with Lead Poisoning
  • Bernanke Says There’s No Need to Rush Policy Tightening
  • Better Job Market Seen in Most States While Some Still Suffer
  • Biggest Jump in Costs Send Google’s Shares Down
  • Bond Investors to be Protected by New Niche Funds?
  • BP CEO Dudley Pressured Anew by Failed Deal
  • BP Fund Still a Frustration For Business Owners One Year After
  • BP Seeks Transocean Payment, May Be Supported by Coast Guard Report
  • Central Banks Take Action to Compose Markets, Weakens Yen
  • China Leads in Wind Power Development, U.S. Trails Behind
  • Citigroup Bank Card Data Hacked, Late to Notify Consumers
  • Clarity Is What Investors Have Been Looking For
  • Commodity Growth Threatened by Volatility Say BRICS Leaders
  • Congress to Face More Clashes Over Soaring Oil Prices
  • Consumers are Still Cleaning Up, Says Wells Fargo’s Stumpf
  • Consumers Struggle on Slow Growth and Higher Prices
  • Critics Doubt Groupon’s $25 Billion Valuation
  • Demand Control Fears In Central Banks Cause Dip of Oil
  • Dividend Announcements by Banks End U.S. Stock Losses
  • Emissions Cause Court Battle between Europe and U.S. Airlines
  • EPA Proposal Will Impact Coal Powered Plants
  • Eric Schmidt Denies Rigged Google Search Results For Favor Of Own
  • Executives of Apple and Samsung in Patent Proceedings Talks
  • Expert Still Finds Large Flaws in Sony Computer Networks
  • Facebook and Baidu to Establish Social Networking in China?
  • Federal Reserve Will Hold Quarterly Press Conference for Chairman Bernanke
  • Financial Firms Aren't as Profitable as They Used to be
  • Former Manager Filed Case Against Edison, Nuclear Generator
  • From Osama bin Laden’s Death, Obama Turns Focus to Economy
  • FTC Will Seek Companies’ Support on Google Investigation
  • Gains Affected by Costs, Nike Plans to Sharply Increase Prices
  • Gap Divides Federal Reserve Officials on Policy View
  • GE Executive Shows Support for Nuclear Industry Safety Record
  • Glencore Chair Position Eyed by Murray And Candidates
  • Goldman May Be Hired by Zynga to Head IPO
  • Goldman Sachs Eyes China as Trading Weakens
  • Goldman Sachs Tries China Insurance Market Once More
  • Goldman Turns on Its Trading Performance to Get Better Results
  • Google Results Assuage Ad Market, Costs Worries
  • Google Tests Mapping Service Chances in China
  • Google's CEO Larry Page Reorganizes Management
  • Groupon's Business Model, Tried by Foursquare, Rivals
  • Growing Epsilon Data Breach Exposes More Customers
  • Half of Japanese Stores to be Reopened by Wal-Mart
  • Health Coverage Remains Distant for Some
  • Heavy U.S. and Europe Debts Cause 4th day of Sell-Off
  • How the BP Oil Spill Generated Lots of Money for Investors
  • In Worsening Patent Dispute, Apple Counter Sued by Samsung
  • ING Direct in Talks about Merge, SJB & Capital One Consider Bid
  • ING’s U.S. Online Bank to be Acquired by Capital One for $9 Billion
  • International Economic Recovery Weak As Major Countries Fight On
  • Investors Show No Panic Signs So Far Despite Stopped Market
  • iPad in For Real Competition Says Nvidia Head
  • IRS Reviews Mortgage Securities Tax Penalties
  • Is This The Last Decade Where America Will Stay in Power?
  • Japan Boosts Economy, Adds $183 Billion and Doubles Asset Buys
  • Job Data Stable But Oil Supply Concerns Cause Price Peak
  • JPMorgan Settles Fraudulent CDO Case by Paying $153.6 Million
  • JPMorgan, Ritz-Carlton Create a Card With Perks for Wealthy Travelers
  • Losses On Wall Street Continue With Weak Economic Data
  • Low-Pricing Strategy Taken by Wal-Mart as it Brings Items Back From The Dead
  • Lowest Tech Valuation Resulted with HP’s Poor Cloud Performance
  • Madoff Trustee Increases Demand By Three Times from JPMorgan
  • Major Cyber Attack’s Latest Target: The IMF
  • Man Pleads Guilty For Leaking iPad and iPhone Pre-launch Information
  • Maximum China Carbon Emissions Output Will Come From 2025-2030?
  • Measured Economic Growth Uncertain on Surge of Inflation
  • Medicare Reform Triggered Fears By Lawmakers
  • Mix-up With Credit Scores Results In Troubles For Consumers
  • Moody’s to Lower Ratings of BofA, Citi, Wells Fargo
  • More Inflation Risks and Softer Q1 Seen by Fed Leaders
  • More Wind Power Bought by Google from NextEra
  • Nasdaq Makes Grip on NYSE Tighter, Intentions Are Questioned
  • Nasdaq Still Pursues NYSE Domination With Additional $1.3 Billion
  • Never-ending Foreclosure Sales Keep Home Prices At 9 Year Low
  • Next Fed Move Hesitant, Waiting to be Debated by Market as QE2 Ends
  • Obama Faces Convincing Struggles with Weakening G20 Influence
  • Obama Wants to See The End of Oil Industry Tax Breaks
  • One Million Employees Will Benefit from Obama Tax Credit
  • Oracle Could Get $1 Million Out of Sun.com
  • Pickens, a Natgas Campaigner, Gets Obama Support
  • Portugal’s Request Pushes Europe Stocks up, ECB Ahead
  • Positive Inflation Fed View May be Tested
  • Post-Crisis Rehab Tour Address by Citi CEO to MBA Grads
  • Producer Expenses and Jobless Claims Go Up Creating Doubt and Worry
  • Profit Concern Causes Amazon Share Drops
  • Questions are Asked Why Trading Volume is Down
  • Real Estate: Why home prices won't bottom out
  • Reconstruction Debate Had Assassinated Japan Finance Chief Cited
  • Republicans Quit in the Middle of Stubborn Budget Talks
  • Response to Slow Economic Growth Awaited From Federal Reserve
  • Risk Appetite Reduced by a Drop in Commodities
  • Several States Face Borrowing Federal Penalties
  • Shortages Of Supply Give Samsung and Apple Concerns Over Production
  • Slowed Down Global Factories View, U.S. Jobless Rate Goes Down
  • Sony Faces Security Issues With Another Hacking Incident
  • Sprint to Appeal AT&T, T-Mobile Deal in Congress
  • Supreme Court Sided with Wal-Mart over Sex Discrimination Lawsuit
  • Survey Resulted to Lowest Consumer Sentiment in March
  • TARP Effected ‘Too Big to Fail’ Notion Says Watchdog
  • The Growing Inflation Is Sought To Be Put Under Control
  • The Palin Tour is Either a Campaign Introduction or Advertising
  • The Poor’s Health and Budgets Improved by Medicaid
  • The Rich Are Also Fit with a Tax Obligation Says JPMorgan’s Dimon
  • The S&P 500 Line Is Drawn in Stocks' Battle
  • Toyota Restarts Japan Production of Prius, Honda Plants Still Closed
  • Tripoli Reports Gaddafi Compound Hit by Western Planes
  • Uninspiring Bernanke Comments Bring Global Stocks, Dollar Down
  • Wal-Mart California Tries Online Grocery Delivery
  • Wal-Mart to Dispute Sex-Discrimination Claim In Court
  • Wall Street up 3 Days on Hopeful Europe, Payroll Report Anticipated
  • Ways to Encourage Hiring and Step Up Economy Proposed by Job Panel
  • Weak Jobs Report and Weak Dollar Lifts Gold Off The Ground
  • What Is The Future Holding For Healthcare Law?
  • White House to Involve Business in Debt Limit Talks
  • Will Huffington Post Help Bring AOL Out Of The Gutter?
  • Yield-Seeking Rich Invest in Commercial Property
  • ‘Straight as an Arrow’: Buffett’s Description of Top CEO Choice
• Category: Economy
  • $1 Billion Lost by Retailers Due to Snowstorm
  • $2 Trillion Life Insurer's Debt, Topped
  • $3 Trillion in Savings Sought by Democrats
  • $50 Billion Goldman Investment in Facebook
  • $7B to be returned by Madoff Beneficiary Barbara Picower
  • 1.7M Vehicles from Around the World Recalled by Toyota
  • 111 Charged with Medicare Deception Totaling Over $225 Million
  • 139 Banks Shut Down This Year
  • 2010 Had Commodities Hitting Stocks, Bonds and Dollar
  • 2011 Permits on Rare Metals Export Quota in China Slashed
  • 300 Dead, Major Damage as Quake and Tsunami Strike Japan
  • 31% Drop in Full-Year Profit Expected by Toyota
  • 4-day Price Hike for Gas Due to Houston Ship Channel Shutdown
  • 4th Day Rise for Chinese Stocks, Gains for Jiangxi Copper
  • 7.1 Magnitude Japan Quake Forces Workers out of Fukushima
  • A $1 Billion Settlement for AIG
  • A $19.6B Claim Against Bernie Madoff's Evil Twin Sonja Kohn
  • A 10% Increase in China’s GDP in 2010 Said Vice Premier Li
  • A 2-Month High for Euro, Additional Euro Zone Stability
  • A 3-Week Low for the Dollar As The Euro Enjoys 16-Month Highs
  • A 31-year High for Silver as Gold Weakens
  • A 7-Day Rise for Dow Running On Steam
  • A Debt Limit Resolution Must Be Found For The Government and Families
  • A Good 10-Year Yield Encourages Buying, a Rise in Treasuries
  • A Good Month for Monster Online Jobs Index
  • A Good Week for Wall Street Despite Weak Volume
  • A Longer Dollar Edge Against Major Currencies
  • A New Yen Warning For Japan, a New Opposition Offer
  • A Positive Stock Week is Just Over the Horizon
  • A Show of Dollar Strength Against Euro and Pound
  • A Slow 8.2% Growth for India’s Economy
  • A Tax Plan to Enhance Jobs?
  • A Wall Street Dash for this Year’s Finish
  • Adjustment in Nasdaq Index Bites Apple the Hardest
  • Adobe Posts Billion Dollar Revenue, a Higher 2011 Guidance
  • Advances for European Stocks, Swatch, Alcatel
  • After a Flash of Wins, Stocks Slip
  • After Dividend Revive, BP Holders Ask Dudley to Sell Fields
  • After the Crisis, Wall Street Heads to Davos
  • AIG Incurs Net Loss Of $2.4 Billion
  • AIG Schemes Exit From Federal Support
  • AIG to Pay Back Bailout with $37 billion
  • American Consumer Confidence is Up in October
  • American Express Drops on New York Trading Again
  • Americans Find Job and Economic Crisis Hard to Overcome
  • Americans Pull Out Certificate of Deposits as Bailout
  • Americans Wary Of Home Ownership, Fannie Mae Says
  • Americans’ Retirement Income Lacks $6.6 Trillion
  • Amex Vows to Fight U.S. Lawsuit; Visa and MasterCard Sit Out
  • Amid Japanese Nuclear Fears, Tokyo Shares Recover
  • An Unexpected Lesser Unemployment Claims
  • An Unexpected Trade Deficit Report from China
  • Android to Share with Apple’s Market
  • Approval Granted to SunPower To Build Largest Energy Plants
  • April’s Unemployment Rate Down in Most States
  • Are We Really In A Bull Market? Or Are We About To Bear.
  • ARM to Beat a Fixed-Rate Mortgage?
  • As Egyptian Turmoil Continues, Oil Surges and Stocks Slip
  • As Physical Demand Slows, Price of Gold Goes Down
  • As Rates Increase in China, Oil Products Fall
  • At a 2½ Year High, Inflation May Have Peaked
  • AT&T Privacy Rights Denied by the Supreme Court
  • Australian Floods Affected Building Approvals and Exports
  • Bad News For Nikkei Index Stocks As Political Unrest Continues
  • Bank Fees May Cost You Big Time
  • Bank of America Facing Lawsuits from Two States
  • Bank of America Ranked 1st Bank Brand, Goldman Sachs 16th
  • Bank of America Settlement Sends Stocks Higher for Banks
  • Bank Of America's Documents to be Released, Assange says
  • Banking Partner for Tax Refund Loan Lost by Block
  • Banks Collapse, Still More To Fail
  • Banks Haul Wall Street Over Foreclosure Issues
  • Banks Tasked To Do Resolution Plans
  • Banks with No-ATM Fee Checking Accounts
  • Bernanke Bets Unpredictability Will Not Harm Economy
  • Bernanke Defends Strong Capital Inflows At Banque de France
  • Bernanke Wants Congress to be Reminded of Bigger than QE2 Deficit
  • Better World Stocks End on 4-Week Low as Oil Gains
  • Bi-partisan Panel Questions Treasury’s Foreclosure Mitigation Program
  • Big Bankers Find New Ways To Watch Consumers More Closely Than Ever
  • Biggest Economies, U.S. and China to Talk About Policy Differences
  • Biggest Gold Loss in a Month on Weak Commodities and Dollar
  • Bill Limiting EPA Carbon Rules Introduced by Republicans
  • Bing and Facebook Integrate for “Like” and Profile Search
  • Boost in OPEC Production Benefits Global Equities
  • Bottled Water Scarce in Tokyo Due to Radiation Alarm
  • BP Compensates Relief Well Delay by $7.7 Billion
  • BP's Name Marred, Now it's Bolshoi Petroleum
  • BP, Eight More Facing Lawsuit in Gulf Oil Spill
  • BP-Rosneft Deal to Replace Lost Reserves at 50% of Price
  • Brent Crude Oil Over $100 Due To Egypt Unrest Concerns
  • Brent Crude Over $103 a Barrel, Egypt Hostility Soars
  • Budget Deficit at $225.5 Billion, an All-Time High
  • Budget Pass Rushed by Irish Parties After Coalition Collapse
  • Budget Talks Still Focus on Taxes, Default Could Be Near
  • California Payroll Up 39,000 Jobs in October
  • Central Banks Take Action to Compose Markets, Weakens Yen
  • CEO Ballmer Sells $1.3 Billion Microsoft shares
  • Change in Debt Crisis Power Puts Germany in Control
  • Change Is Needed: Fuel Price Stabilization Promised by Obama
  • Changes for Fund Rescue by Euro Zone Finance Ministers
  • Charity Stays at Home this Holiday Season
  • China Buys Large Amounts of JGB, Japan Cautious
  • China Controls Yuan Contributing to U.S. Deficit
  • China Feels Slowdown In "Unstoppable" Economy As Lending Drops
  • China Retailers Climb While Energy Stocks Slide
  • China Shares Soar on Moody’s Rating Boost
  • China Stocks Close at a One Week Low Over Tightening Policies
  • China Stocks Slide, Banks Warned vs. Loans Risks
  • China Takes Over Japan As Second Largest Economy
  • China will Raise Rates as a Hedge for Inflation
  • China's Main Focus Becomes Social Stability
  • China’s New Pledge to Control Prices
  • Christchurch Earthquake Causes New Zealand Currency to Dip
  • Citi to Delay Sale of Unit Toxic Assets
  • Citigroup Finally Released From The Government's Cradle
  • Comcast and NBC Deal Postponed
  • Commodity Growth Threatened by Volatility Say BRICS Leaders
  • Concern Over Euro Zone Causes Nikkei to Dip As U.S. Earnings Seen
  • Concern over Europe Causes U.S. Stocks to Drop For The Third Week
  • Concerns Over China's Exchange Reserves
  • Congress to Face More Clashes Over Soaring Oil Prices
  • Consumer Conservatism Affects Commercial Banks
  • Consumer Prices Point to a Turn-up in Inflation
  • Consumers Charged More With Credit Card Use to Pay Utilities
  • Consumers Remain Positive As They Approach Slow Economic Expansion
  • Consumers Struggle on Slow Growth and Higher Prices
  • Copper Rises, Swiss Franc Declines amid Global Recovery
  • Credit Scoring Changes as Mortgage Delinquency Mounts
  • Crude Drops on China’s Rate Increase Speculation
  • Crude Hurt By Low Gasoline Demand
  • Crude Oil and Securities Drop, Dollar Rebounds
  • CVS Avoids Suit, Settles with $77 million
  • Cyclone Yasi to Hit Australian Coast, Mines Close, Ships Escape
  • Data on Consumers’ Paying Down Debt Found Misleading
  • Data Shows Modest Extend of Housing Collapse
  • Davos Summit Sees No Left-Behind Economy in Historical Growth
  • Debates on Debt Limit to Extend Until July, Default is Possible
  • Debt Fears Makes Euro Dip Deeper
  • Debt Talks With Biden Has $1 Trillion Under Discussion
  • Declines on Asian Stocks, BHP Billiton
  • Deeper Study on the BP Deal Called for by Congressman Burgess
  • Deflation Worries Recede Due To Stock Market's Reaction
  • Dell Guards PC share Amid Bid to Purchase Compellent
  • Demand for Alternative and Green Energy Companies IPO to Dip
  • Despite Caution of Gold Crash, Advisers Continue to Buy
  • Despite Economic Growth, There Is Fear For China
  • Despite Mubarak’s Pledge to Step down, Protests Continue
  • Despite Slow Growth, Chinese Economy Seen to Recoil
  • Disclosure Policies to be Fixed by Goldman Sachs
  • Dismissing Saudi Output Cut, Brent Crude Falls Below $123
  • Dividend Reinstated by BP, Earnings Boosted by Higher Earnings
  • Dollar Dropped on a 5-Week Low Against Euro
  • Dollar Gains Over Euro While Yen Performed the Strongest
  • Dollar Stays as Fed Statement is Awaited
  • Dow Jones Stocks Close at Highest Level Since 2008
  • Dow, S&P 500 Rally on Fed Bond-Buying Strategy
  • Dubai Continues Building on Lower Construction Prices
  • Earnings and Technicals May Make Market Rally
  • Ease of China Factory Inflation Boosted Yuan
  • ECB Makes No Decision Yet on Debt-buying Program Span
  • ECB Officials Takes Back Higher Rates Threat
  • Economic Hopes Lengthens Gold Losses
  • Economic Reports Cause Stocks to Hover Over Flat Opening
  • Economy Tested by Employers Prior to Hiring
  • Egyptian Government Wants Workforce Back
  • Energy Department Reports a First Gasoline Price Drop in 8 Weeks
  • EPA Willing to Compromise on Pollution Rules
  • ETF Assets over $1 Trillion
  • EU to Grant 2nd Bailout for Greece, Germany Considers Support
  • Euro and Stocks Down, Bonds to be Sold by European Governments
  • Euro and World Stocks Pressured by Greek Debt Woes
  • Euro Crash Creates Huge Impact on Earnings Expected by Sony
  • Euro Getting Stronger, More Gains Expected
  • Euro Inflation Risks May Improve Says Weber of ECB
  • Europe Does More Reactor Tests, Nuclear-Free Future in Mind
  • Europe Stocks Low on Italian Banks Concern, Sent Euro Flat
  • Europe’s Debt Crisis Causes Brent Oil Dip to Zero
  • Expensive Fuel Entails Higher Airline Fares, Surcharges
  • Experts Predit Home Values Shall Decline
  • Facebook Poaches Google’s Talents, a New Hiring War
  • Fall of Freight Rates While 35-Mile Line of Ships Passes Coal Requirement
  • Families Will Spend $700 More on Gas This Year (Thanks OPEC!)
  • Family Incomes, Spending Worn Away by Gasoline Prices
  • Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Have a New Overseer
  • Fannie Mae Requests $2.5 Billion Additional Aid
  • FDIC Reports Industry Improvement Despite Rise on Failing Banks
  • February Jobs at 9-Month High, Potential to Power Recovery
  • Fed Is Uncertain About Oil, Might Tighten Monetary Policies
  • Fed Officials Underplay Oil Price Threats
  • Fed Proclaims a Sluggish Economic Growth
  • Fed Pumps $600 Billion Cash for Economic Boost
  • Fed Tests Followed Increased Payouts for JPMorgan, Other Banks
  • Fed To Stick To Treasury Bonds Purchases Policy
  • Federal Bailout to Fannie and Freddie Winds Down
  • Fewer Than Expected Jobs Added, Unemployment Down by 9.4%
  • Figures in Housing Sector Reflects Weakness
  • Finance Companies Come Back on the Market
  • Following Sell-Off, Gold Futures Surge
  • Following Spanish Auction and ECB Comments, Euro Rises
  • Foreclosures Mounted as Crisis Widened in 2010
  • Foreign Investors Procure Japanese Shares, Bonds
  • Four Week Rise in Asian Stocks as Dollar Gives Confidence
  • Fourth Quarter Earnings Awaited, Could Spell Limited Upside
  • From Osama bin Laden’s Death, Obama Turns Focus to Economy
  • Fuel Oil Refining in Asia Down; Gas, Oil Products Gain
  • Fukushima Radiation Readings at Their Highest, Japan Is Contaminated
  • G20 Paris Summit to be Dominated by Euro Zone Crisis
  • G20 Will Monitor Global Recovery, U.S. Seeks Yuan Control
  • G7 Intervention Reduces Recession Threat in Japan
  • G7 Meets to Tackle Japan’s Damaged Economy and Global Markets
  • Gaddafi Becomes More Offensive After Son’s Death
  • Gaddafi Still Defiant Despite Western Air Strikes
  • Gaddafi's Troops Force Rebels Out of Ras Lanuf, Eastbound
  • Gadhafi Disregards Truce Proposal, Intensifies Attacks Instead
  • Gap Divides Federal Reserve Officials on Policy View
  • Gas Price Hikes Mean Less Food Purchases for Consumers
  • Gas Prices Reach 2-year High
  • Gasoline Seen at $5 per Gallon in 2012
  • Gates Foundation to Help Increase Food Production
  • GE Mexico Mortgages to be Acquired by Santander
  • GE To Acquire Wellstream For $1.3 Billion
  • Geithner Recommends Write-Downs to Finance Giants
  • General Electric Penetrates Natural Gas Through Dresser for $3 billion
  • German Treasury Bonds Jump As Euro Nations Reduce Budget Deficits
  • Glencore Chair Position Eyed by Murray And Candidates
  • Global Economy Improves With Eyes on Asian Stocks, Dollar Hits Troubles
  • Global Inflation Outcome: Stocks Drop, Dollar Strengthens
  • GM and Chrysler Lobby Government’s Fuel Efficiency Rules
  • GM Appeals to Slacken Restrictions on Executive Compensation
  • GM beats Toyota, Ford with 3rd Quarter Earnings of $2 Billion
  • GM Increases Common Stock Price Due to High Investor Demand
  • GM Moves Closer To Paying Off Taxpayers
  • GM Stock Faces Hard Time Selling
  • GM's New Marketing Head's Great Task
  • Gold And Oil Rise, Copper Dips, Libya Still Killing Protestors
  • Gold and Silver Slow Down, Investors Await Fed Action
  • Gold Gains, Dollar Fails on Fed’s QE2, Survey Says
  • Gold Improves Amid Korean Tensions and European Debt
  • Gold Moves as Investors Hunt Hedge, China Refrains from Rate Increase
  • Gold Receives Its Best Weekly Gain Due To Eurodebt and Inflation
  • Gold Remains Strong for Long-Term Investors
  • Gold, Dollar Inversely Related
  • Goldman Sachs to Make Changes, Stay True To Values
  • Gold’s Up, Dollar Down and Jobless Rate Urges Fed for another QE
  • Good Economic Signs Edge Stocks Higher
  • Good Performances of Stock Futures Precede Economic Data
  • Google Shares Reach $600
  • Government, House Republicans Debate Fate of Fannie and Freddie
  • Green Guides Revised, Eco-marketers Face Firm Restrictions
  • Growth Concerns Continue To Affect World Stocks Negatively
  • Growth Outlook Makes Stronger Dollar, Weak European Stocks
  • Growth Outlook Strengthened by Jobs, Housing Data
  • Growth Prospects Sends 10-Year Yields Treasury to 6th Week’s Most
  • Gulf Coast Claims Facility Plans to Settle on Lump-sum
  • Gulf Spill Won’t Stop Deepwater Drilling, Dudley Says
  • Hackers Break into Nasdaq Computers, FBI Gets Involved
  • Healthcare Reforms Keep 2.5 Million Young Adults Covered
  • Heavy U.S. and Europe Debts Cause 4th day of Sell-Off
  • High China Interest Rates to Control Inflation
  • High Food Cost, China’s Inflation Culprit
  • Higher Asia Bond Risk Result of Goldman Sachs’ Weak Profit
  • Higher Consumer Bankruptcies, Now 1.5 Million
  • Highest Profit on Aluminum Posted by Alcoa
  • Hiring Grows in February but Oil Price Concerns Continue
  • Holiday Sales Did Not Meet Expectations
  • Holiday Weekend Shopping Posts Better Figures
  • Hong Kong Stocks Climb Amid China’s Temporary Price Control
  • House Passes Spending-cut Bill, Challenging Obama
  • Housing Agency Enforces New Mortgage Rules for Borrowers
  • Housing and Consumer Reports Freezes Street
  • Housing Finance Renovation Launched by Obama
  • Housing Market Challenged Anew
  • How Do Hedge Funds Generate Money?
  • IBM’s Big Leap of Tactics to Win HP, Oracle Market
  • If Oil Remains At $100/barrel Should We Be Concerned?
  • If Unrest Hits Saudi Arabia, Oil May Jump To $200
  • Immelt to Replace Volcker as Economic Advisor Panel Head
  • Improved Economy, Commodities Rise, Bond Risk Dips and Stocks Vary
  • Increase The Oil Output, Obama Anxiously Tells Producers
  • Increases in Crude, Chinese Fuel Prices, Libyan Protesters Killed
  • India’s Budget Met with Both Relief and Doubt
  • Inflation Blamed for Import Prices and Small Business Data
  • Inflation Calms on Curbs, Slow Down China Manufacturing
  • Innovations Brought Upon in the Gift Card Industry
  • Intel Gains While U.S. Stock Index Futures Dip
  • International Economic Recovery Weak As Major Countries Fight On
  • Investors Are In For a New Quarter with Old Issues
  • Investors Have More Time to Play Right in Slow Yuan Rise
  • Investors Pursue Inflation Protection While Silver Soars to the Skies
  • Investors Show No Panic Signs So Far Despite Stopped Market
  • Investors Wary Over Libya Causing Further Oil Hikes
  • iPad Sales Soar Past Other Technology
  • Iran Ships to Sail Through the Suez Canal
  • Ireland Faces High Bond Yield, E.U. Steers for Financial Survival
  • Is Employment Again the Lagging Gauge For Recovery?
  • Is Politics Going to Interfere with QE3?
  • Is The Dollar Dip Riskier than What It Appears to Be?
  • Italian Monetary Authorities Probes Vatican Bank for Money-Laundering
  • It’s a Low for Merck, Materials While Intel is Up
  • Jack Griffin Dismissed by Time Inc., Was Not A True Leader
  • Japan and China Support Europe to Fight Debt Crisis
  • Japan Boosts Economy, Adds $183 Billion and Doubles Asset Buys
  • Japan Pledge Eases Europe Debt Issues, Rupiah Rises
  • Japan's Request of Import Restrictions Denied by China, South Korea
  • Japan’s Rate Near Zero, Buys Bonds to Help The Economy
  • Job Data Stable But Oil Supply Concerns Cause Price Peak
  • Jobs to Boost U.S. Economy: A Pinch to the Policymakers
  • JP Morgan: There May Be Big Copper Market Deficit in 2011
  • JPMorgan Charged by Madoff Trustee for $6.4 Billion Lawsuit
  • JPMorgan Settles Fraudulent CDO Case by Paying $153.6 Million
  • Last-Minute Budget Deal Saves Government from Shutdown
  • Lawmakers to Hasten Debt Talks, Taxes Remain a Snag
  • Libya Rebels Dig In After Qaddafi Attacks as UN Rebukes Regime
  • Libyan Bloodbath, a Stain to World Conscience Says Obama
  • Libyan Insurgents Struggle to Remain in Control of Crossing
  • Libyan Protesters Get U.S., EU Support, Qaddafi Stays Ignorant
  • Long-Term Incentive Plan for Goldman
  • Look Closely, You May Find Wall Street Growth Going Up
  • Louisiana Sold 9.8 Percent of Foreclosed Homes
  • Low Inflation or Deflation, Which is Worse?
  • Lowest Credit Rating Granted by S&P to Greece and Its Debt
  • Many Fears To Be Homeless Despite Foreclosures Slide
  • March Jobs Gain, Jobless Rate Fixed
  • Market Pressures Ease Even Though Risks Prevail
  • Mass after Friday Prayer of Egyptians to Force Out Mubarak
  • Massey Energy to be Sold to Alpha Natural for $7.1B
  • Maximum China Carbon Emissions Output Will Come From 2025-2030?
  • Measured Economic Growth Uncertain on Surge of Inflation
  • Members of IMF Try to Bridge Developing Countries’ Gap
  • Memphis River Swells, Flood “Wraps Arms” Around the City
  • Mexico Finance Minister Detects Positive Capital Flows
  • Microsoft Stays Calm About Windows Phone 7 Launch Day
  • Millions of iPhone Users May be Brought by Verizon to Apple
  • Moody’s Re-rates 35 Tobacco Securitizations
  • Moody’s to Lower Ratings of BofA, Citi, Wells Fargo
  • Moratorium on Foreclosures Hurts Economy, White House Says
  • More Credit Card Suits on New California Ruling
  • More Fees from Banks in 2011?
  • More Inflation Risks and Softer Q1 Seen by Fed Leaders
  • More States Rely on Bond Market
  • More Strong Bank Results Desired by Investors
  • Mortgage Closing Gets More Complicated
  • Mortgage Servicers May Face Sanctions, New Rules, Regulator Says
  • Mounting Crisis May Cause 20% Higher Foreclosure Filings
  • Mubarak’s Resignation Cut Markets’ 2 Week Gains
  • Nasdaq Still Pursues NYSE Domination With Additional $1.3 Billion
  • Nearly Half of BofA’s Mortgages Will Become ‘Bad Bank’
  • Negotiators Continue to Dash for Indefinable Budget Deal
  • Network Price Controls Being Considered by UK Regulators
  • New BRIC Invasion Influence is Making Davos Dealmaking Change
  • New Budget Debates Face Congress and Obama, People Stay Skeptical
  • New Bureau to Aid Consumers
  • New Unemployment Claims Increase on Holiday-shortened Week
  • New Watchdog Wants Simplified Language on Credit Card Agreements
  • News of Bin Laden’s Death Gave Gold Recovery but Silver Dips
  • Nikkei Gains on Positive China Inflation Data
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  • Bank of America Ranked 1st Bank Brand, Goldman Sachs 16th
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  • Euro Inflation Risks May Improve Says Weber of ECB
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  • Experts Urge You To Not Believe Everything You See On The Net
  • Facebook’s Going Public Delay Has SEC Reviewing Rules
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  • Facing High Oil Prices, U.S. Drivers Withstand Impact
  • Families Will Spend $700 More on Gas This Year (Thanks OPEC!)
  • Family Incomes, Spending Worn Away by Gasoline Prices
  • Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Have a New Overseer
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  • Faster U.S. Economy, Higher Consumer Spending
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  • February Gasoline Costs Didn’t Stop Shoppers From Spending
  • February Jobs at 9-Month High, Potential to Power Recovery
  • Fed Tests Followed Increased Payouts for JPMorgan, Other Banks
  • Federal Bailout to Fannie and Freddie Winds Down
  • Federal Reserve To Increase Consumer Protection
  • Fewer Than Expected Jobs Added, Unemployment Down by 9.4%
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  • Free Shipping Day, One of Retail Sales Busiest
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  • German Treasury Bonds Jump As Euro Nations Reduce Budget Deficits
  • Global Economy Improves With Eyes on Asian Stocks, Dollar Hits Troubles
  • GM Appeals to Slacken Restrictions on Executive Compensation
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  • GM Moves Closer To Paying Off Taxpayers
  • Gold And Oil Rise, Copper Dips, Libya Still Killing Protestors
  • Gold Dips after China Rates Increase
  • Gold Gains The Support of China as it Bounces Back Up
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  • Holiday Sales Did Not Meet Expectations
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  • U.S. Housing Improves but Credit Remains Tight on Borrowers
  • U.S. Leads Q1 Global Equity Issuance Passing Asia
  • U.S. Recovery is Slowly Happening Said Fed Officials
  • U.S. Recovery Threatened by Higher Gas Prices Climbing
  • U.S. Retailer Sales Increase Through Holiday Season Amid 10% Jobless Rate
  • U.S., Euro, Asia Economies Advance on Retail Sales and Energy Push
  • Understanding Misconstrued Tax Write-Offs
  • Uninspiring Bernanke Comments Bring Global Stocks, Dollar Down
  • Vague Business Tax Cuts for the New Tax Law
  • Verizon Launches Fastest 150/35 Mbps Broadband
  • Walmart To Open In East New York?
  • Weak Factories Keep The Labor and Housing Market Glim
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  • Weaker Job Outlook Seen in Public Sector
  • Wealth Execs Warn Investors About The Bond Bubble
  • Wells Fargo Announces Re-filing of 55,000 Foreclosure Affidavits
  • Wells Fargo Settles $100 Million with Citigroup over Wachovia Bidding
  • What Is Being Done About Today's Volatile Currency
  • What Is The Future Holding For Healthcare Law?
  • What Makes Stock Repurchases a Phony Looking Mirage
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  • WikiLeaks Payments Postponed by Bank of America
  • World Billionaires Help Bring Growth to China, Russia
  • Yield-Seeking Rich Invest in Commercial Property
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  • Yuan Surges Before Hu Jintao’s Washington Visit
  • Zynga Launches CityVille
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  • ‘Straight as an Arrow’: Buffett’s Description of Top CEO Choice
• Category: Global
  • 17 Dead in Taliban Hideout Attack by Pakistani Jets
  • Arctic Nations to Deal with Big Oil Exploration
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  • Bill Gates and Baidu to Build Their First Project Against Smokers
  • Brazil Sees A Promising Future Restarting The Ethanol Business
  • Business Prospects in China Eyed by LinkedIn
  • Canada Urges the U.S. to Resolve Debt and Deficit Problem
  • China Telecom to Introduce Apple’s iPhone in China
  • Concern over Europe Causes U.S. Stocks to Drop For The Third Week
  • Despite Slow Growth, Chinese Economy Seen to Recoil
  • EU to Grant 2nd Bailout for Greece, Germany Considers Support
  • Euro Falls as Debt Crisis Hits World Stocks
  • First International Flight for Solar Plane, Solar Impulse
  • First Kyushu Nuclear Reactor Restart Seen Since Japan’s Quake
  • Focus on FBI Rises Following New Round of Cyber Attacks
  • Gmail Hacking May Have Come from China Says Google
  • Growth Concerns Continue To Affect World Stocks Negatively
  • Investors Have More Time to Play Right in Slow Yuan Rise
  • Japan Reactor’s Leak, Above 100 Times the Allowable Amount
  • Lowest Credit Rating Granted by S&P to Greece and Its Debt
  • Manufacturing Slowdown Puts World Economy at Risk
  • Obama Faces Convincing Struggles with Weakening G20 Influence
  • Obama Hits China on Trade, Proud of Stabilizing Ties
  • Obama Said Support Network Backed bin Laden in Pakistan
  • On Fitch’s Reduced Japan Rating, Dollar Cuts Losses
  • OPEC Sees Slowing Growth, May Continue With Cosmetic Oil Increase
  • Sentiment Weak as Euro Gains on China Report
  • Typhoon Nesat Causes Closure of Hong Kong Schools, Markets
  • U.S. Assures Asian Allies Over Cyber-Attack Worries
  • U.S. Slowdown May Be Brief, No Need For Stimulus, Says IMF
  • U.S. Suspects China of Hacking Lockheed Martin
  • Violence at Three Borders in Israeli-Palestinian Hostility
  • Worries Over Demand Extend $112 Oil Slide
  • WTO Negotiations for Russia's Approval To Be Finalized This Year
  • ‘Controllable’ Inflation Rate To be Limited by China
• Category: Innovation
  • $14.25M Payment to 50 States from Direct TV
  • $150 Million of Solar Wafers Aid Offered by Energy Department
  • 10 Tips for Young Entrepreneurs – Avoid Premature Bankruptcy
  • 2011 Is The Year For Free Tax Return Filing
  • A Good 10-Year Yield Encourages Buying, a Rise in Treasuries
  • Acer Enters Tablet Market with Three New Devices
  • Agencies Oblige U.S. Trucks Cut Emissions as Much as 20% by 2018
  • Air Passengers Uncomfortable With Body Scans, Pat-downs
  • Amazon Offers 70% Revenue with Kindle
  • An Unexpected Lesser Unemployment Claims
  • Android Tablet from Toshiba to be Revealed Soon
  • Apple Introduces a New MacBook Air and App Store
  • Apple to Provide Samsung with Copies of iPhone, iPad
  • Approval Granted to SunPower To Build Largest Energy Plants
  • Are Mobile Wallets About to Invade the States?
  • Authorities Seek Violations With Facebook's New Facial Recognition
  • Avid Techies Expectant of iPad 2.0
  • Bank Defends Itself from WikiLeaks Threat
  • Banks Tasked To Do Resolution Plans
  • Beatles’ Hits Available on Apple iTunes
  • Big Cable Against Google and Best Buy Defending The FCC
  • Bill Gates and Baidu to Build Their First Project Against Smokers
  • Bing and Facebook Integrate for “Like” and Profile Search
  • BP Fund Still a Frustration For Business Owners One Year After
  • BP-Rosneft Deal to Replace Lost Reserves at 50% of Price
  • Brazil Sees A Promising Future Restarting The Ethanol Business
  • Buffett-Gates Visit to China Unfolds Charity Plans
  • Busiest Day For FedEx, UPS
  • Business Customers to Avail of iPad Through AT&T
  • California Payroll Up 39,000 Jobs in October
  • Charity Stays at Home this Holiday Season
  • China Leads in Wind Power Development, U.S. Trails Behind
  • China's Main Focus Becomes Social Stability
  • China’s New Pledge to Control Prices
  • Consumer Conservatism Affects Commercial Banks
  • Davos Summit Sees No Left-Behind Economy in Historical Growth
  • Delta and American Airlines Take Fares Out of Travel Sites
  • Demand for Alternative and Green Energy Companies IPO to Dip
  • Deposit While at Home, the Latest in Banking
  • Despite Economic Growth, There Is Fear For China
  • Disclosure Policies to be Fixed by Goldman Sachs
  • Dividend Announcements by Banks End U.S. Stock Losses
  • Dow, S&P 500 Rally on Fed Bond-Buying Strategy
  • Earning Gap Persists Despite More Educated Women
  • Emissions Cause Court Battle between Europe and U.S. Airlines
  • EPA Proposal Will Impact Coal Powered Plants
  • EPA Willing to Compromise on Pollution Rules
  • Facebook Adds Amber Alerts To Find Missing Children
  • Facebook Offers Messages For Chat, Email and SMS
  • Facebook’s Going Public Delay Has SEC Reviewing Rules
  • Fed Pumps $600 Billion Cash for Economic Boost
  • Federal Reserve To Increase Consumer Protection
  • First International Flight for Solar Plane, Solar Impulse
  • Five Signs of Uncontrolled Debt
  • Focus on FBI Rises Following New Round of Cyber Attacks
  • GE Executive Shows Support for Nuclear Industry Safety Record
  • Good Economic Signs Edge Stocks Higher
  • Google Penetrates Social Networking Through Slide
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  • Green Guides Revised, Eco-marketers Face Firm Restrictions
  • Gulf Spill Won’t Stop Deepwater Drilling, Dudley Says
  • How Cyber Monday Got Its Historic Beginning
  • Human Body as a New Google Frontier
  • IBM’s Big Leap of Tactics to Win HP, Oracle Market
  • IDC Predicts Companies to Turn to Social Platforms Next Year
  • Identity Thieves Have Become Cunning, How Should You Avoid Them?
  • Increase The Oil Output, Obama Anxiously Tells Producers
  • Innovations Brought Upon in the Gift Card Industry
  • iPhone Introduces New App to Translate Foreign-Language Signs
  • Ireland Faces High Bond Yield, E.U. Steers for Financial Survival
  • Is This The Last Decade Where America Will Stay in Power?
  • Japan Pledge Eases Europe Debt Issues, Rupiah Rises
  • JPMorgan Confident Against Wells Fargo in Chip Card Race
  • Less-expensive Payment Options Offer Rewards to Customers
  • Life Insurance Policy, Can You Read The Fine Print?
  • Low-Pricing Strategy Taken by Wal-Mart as it Brings Items Back From The Dead
  • Mac Cydia Coming Soon To OS X?
  • Mobile Malware to Hit 2011’s Enterprise Security
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  • More Wind Power Bought by Google from NextEra
  • New BRIC Invasion Influence is Making Davos Dealmaking Change
  • New Budget Debates Face Congress and Obama, People Stay Skeptical
  • New Search Feature for Google Introduced
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  • New “Windows 8” OS Showcased by Microsoft
  • November Steps Up The Pace For U.K. Manufacturing
  • Obama Disagrees with Republican Clean-Energy Program Cuts Proposals
  • Obama to End $46.2 Billion Energy Subsidies in Ten Years
  • Obama Wants to See The End of Oil Industry Tax Breaks
  • Obama-Hu White House Meet Centered on Commercial Ties
  • Oil Spill Points to Three Companies Said Report
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  • Paying With Your Phone, Coming For Android From Google
  • Pickens, a Natgas Campaigner, Gets Obama Support
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  • Protect Your Identity from Theft
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  • Rolling out of Starbucks’ Trenta Cup, to Intensify
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  • The Future (IPv6) of the Internet to be Tested by Major Players
  • Top Retail Stores to Stay Open on Thanksgiving
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  • Toyota Promises to Earn American Trust
  • Toyota’s Prius Expansion to Balance Green Cars of Nissan and GM
  • U.S. Charity Donations in 2010 Totaled $291 Billion
  • U.S. Donates $1.3 Billion to Haiti
  • U.S. Drivers, Mexico-Bound as Gas Prices Increase
  • U.S. Investigation on Clean Energy is Groundless and Irresponsible Says China
  • U.S. President Obama Appeals to Voters Come Midterm Elections
  • U.S. Protests on Human Rights is an Intrusion Says China
  • U.S. Retailer Sales Increase Through Holiday Season Amid 10% Jobless Rate
  • U.S. Says China Fund Breaks Rules
  • U.S., China Must Work on Common Ground Says Hu
  • U.S., Euro, Asia Economies Advance on Retail Sales and Energy Push
  • UK Court Refuses Bail for Assange, Founder of WikiLeaks
  • Unhappy House Democrats Disagree with the Tax-cut Framework
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  • Verizon Launches Fastest 150/35 Mbps Broadband
  • Video-Conference, a New Facebook Feature Rolling Out
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• Category: Technology
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  • $150 Million of Solar Wafers Aid Offered by Energy Department
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  • After A Long 15 Years, IBM’s Market Value Higher Than Microsoft’s
  • Agencies Oblige U.S. Trucks Cut Emissions as Much as 20% by 2018
  • Air Passengers Uncomfortable With Body Scans, Pat-downs
  • Amazon Offers 70% Revenue with Kindle
  • Android Tablet from Toshiba to be Revealed Soon
  • Android to Share with Apple’s Market
  • Apple Faces European Scrutiny Walking Down The Path Of Google
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  • Apple Releases MacBook Pros to Celebrate Steve Jobs Birthday
  • Apple Takes World’s 'Most Valuable Brand' Title from Google
  • Apple to Provide Samsung with Copies of iPhone, iPad
  • Apple to Release Redesigned iPhone, iPad
  • Apple’s Bid for Amazon Restriction Rejected by Judge
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  • Apple’s iPad Supremacy Challenged by Google, Microsoft
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  • AT&T Prepares for Possible Failure of T-Mobile Deal
  • AT&T to Provide Airwaves Shortage Evidence to the FCC
  • AT&T to Spend $2B to Boost Service
  • AT&T's iPhone 4 Performs Better than Verizon's?
  • AT&T, Verizon Tie up with Apple iPad on Retail
  • AT&T’s 4G Coverage Map Offer Seems Weak
  • Authorities Seek Violations With Facebook's New Facial Recognition
  • Avid Techies Expectant of iPad 2.0
  • Bank of America Mortgage Scam Uncovered by Anonymous Leaks?
  • Big Cable Against Google and Best Buy Defending The FCC
  • Biggest Jump in Costs Send Google’s Shares Down
  • Bing and Facebook Integrate for “Like” and Profile Search
  • Business Customers to Avail of iPad Through AT&T
  • Business Prospects in China Eyed by LinkedIn
  • Caution on Internet Rules at e-G8 Given by Google, Facebook
  • CEO Ballmer Sells $1.3 Billion Microsoft shares
  • Chimei Added to Supply Apple’s iPad Parts
  • China Takes the Lead With The Fastest Supercomputer Up To Date
  • China Telecom to Introduce Apple’s iPhone in China
  • Chrome Will Only Power Notebooks States Google
  • Cisco Hires Ex-Apple Engineer, IBM Executive
  • Citigroup Bank Card Data Hacked, Late to Notify Consumers
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  • Dell Guards PC share Amid Bid to Purchase Compellent
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  • Eric Schmidt Denies Rigged Google Search Results For Favor Of Own
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  • Facebook Introduces Timeline, How Much Do You Value Privacy?
  • Facebook Makes its Way to China, Amid Political censorship
  • Facebook Offers Messages For Chat, Email and SMS
  • Facebook Poaches Google’s Talents, a New Hiring War
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  • First HTC Phone Featuring 16 MP Camera, the HTC Bresson
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  • FTC Will Seek Companies’ Support on Google Investigation
  • General Electric Penetrates Natural Gas Through Dresser for $3 billion
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  • Google Announces Android Market Web Store, Apple Trails Behind
  • Google May Face Antitrust Probe after Acquiring ITA
  • Google Penetrates Social Networking Through Slide
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  • Google Shares Reach $600
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  • Google Stops Potential Trade Barriers Brought by Internet Restrictions
  • Google Tests Mapping Service Chances in China
  • Google Won’t Allow Facebook Users To Export Gmail Contacts
  • Google's CEO Larry Page Reorganizes Management
  • Government Websites Embarrassed by “Hacktivists”
  • Green Guides Revised, Eco-marketers Face Firm Restrictions
  • Groupon Chooses Between Google and Fundraising
  • Groupon's Business Model, Tried by Foursquare, Rivals
  • Growing Epsilon Data Breach Exposes More Customers
  • Hacker Selling Government Websites For Under $500
  • Hackers Break into Nasdaq Computers, FBI Gets Involved
  • HP Reshuffles Managers, Focuses on China, India
  • HP to Spend More on Research and Development
  • Human Body as a New Google Frontier
  • IBM’s Big Leap of Tactics to Win HP, Oracle Market
  • IDC Predicts Companies to Turn to Social Platforms Next Year
  • In Worsening Patent Dispute, Apple Counter Sued by Samsung
  • Intel Gains While U.S. Stock Index Futures Dip
  • IPad Competitors in Tough Fight with Investors
  • iPad in For Real Competition Says Nvidia Head
  • iPad Sales Soar Past Other Technology
  • iPad Still the Top Tablet after Disappointing Motorola Xoom Sales
  • iPhone Introduces New App to Translate Foreign-Language Signs
  • iPhone on Verizon May Mean a Loss for Google’s Android
  • iPhone Preorder Offer from Verizon to Happen on Feb. 3
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  • Lowest Tech Valuation Resulted with HP’s Poor Cloud Performance
  • Mac Cydia Coming Soon To OS X?
  • March 2, Is This The Final Date For Apple’s iPad Launch?
  • Microsoft Gets Defeated in Court Battle over Patent
  • Microsoft Kinect and Sony Claim More Than the Truth
  • Microsoft Office 2011 Now Available for Mac Users
  • Microsoft Stays Calm About Windows Phone 7 Launch Day
  • Microsoft Turned Down by Facebook
  • Millions of iPhone Users May be Brought by Verizon to Apple
  • Mobile Malware to Hit 2011’s Enterprise Security
  • More and Better Options at Mac App Store
  • NABE Poll Says U.S. Companies to Boost Spending on New Equipment
  • Network Neutrality Proposal Gets Democratic Votes
  • New Apple Subscription Service Probed By Justice Dept and FTC
  • New Search Feature for Google Introduced
  • New “Windows 8” OS Showcased by Microsoft
  • Next iPhone to Feature a 4-inch Screen, A5 Processor
  • Nokia Comes Back in the Game With the N9
  • North Korea Expands Cyber Warfare on Hacker Threats
  • Oracle Could Get $1 Million Out of Sun.com
  • Partners Look Forward to Mac Apple Store
  • Paying With Your Phone, Coming For Android From Google
  • Pincus Holds Dominant While Using Zynga IPO to Advantage
  • Profit Concern Causes Amazon Share Drops
  • Residential Solar Projects Sponsored by Google
  • Rivalry Issues Raised Over AT&T and T-Mobile Deal
  • Samsung Wants to Forbid iPad, iPhone U.S. Imports
  • Siemens Blamed by Iran in Stuxnet Cyber-Attack
  • Sony CEO Targeted For Additional 25 Million Hacked Accounts
  • Sony Corp Restarts American and European PlayStation Network
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  • Sony Launches S1, S2 Android Tablets to Compete with Apple’s iPad
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  • Story Says Groupon is to Raise $950 million
  • Tablet Device Makers Try to Defeat Apple’s iPad
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  • Toyota and Honda Recall Vehicles Over Safety Deficiencies
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