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General Motors Corp. CEO Fritz Henderson addresses the media during a news conference at the company's headquarters in Detroit, Friday, July 10, 2009.

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The Times
In your Facebook. Daughter of GM chief Fritz Henderson takes online revenge
If anybody needed a lesson on what not to do when dad loses his job, Sarah Henderson, daughter of General Motors' ousted chief executive Fritz Henderson, has the answer. Within minutes of the... (photo: AP / Carlos Osorio)

Computer - Windows - Children - Youth

Computers Material Photos Program Windows

The Examiner
Microsoft says some Windows PCs get `Black Screen'
Comments SEATTLE (Map, News) - Microsoft Corp. says it's not to blame for a problem that is causing a "limited" number of Windows computers to boot up to a blank black screen. The problem is cropping... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)

Business Journal
Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes: Government has far to go in getting social
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The Daily Tribune
Microsoft to donate $1-M software to SMEs in meet
12/03/2009 Grameen Foundation and Microsoft Corp. have agreed on a joint initiative to help accelerate microfinances impact on poverty alleviation through the strategic use of technology. This... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
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Wtop
Google allows publishers to strengthen `pay walls'
By JANE WARDELL and ANDREW VANACORE AP Business Writers LONDON (AP) - In a move that could help improve relations between Google Inc. and the media industry, the Internet... (photo: AP / Paul Sakuma)
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The Boston Globe
Google allows publishers to limit free content
LONDON-Google Inc. is allowing publishers of paid content to limit the number of free news articles accessed by people using its Internet search engine, a concession to... (photo: WN / theresa)

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iPhone - Cellphone - Gadget

Wall Street Journal
Squeezing Web Sites Onto Cellphones
By ROGER CHENG When a group of engineers at National Instruments Corp. modified a 1988 Oldsmobile so it could be controlled by an iPhone, the company was quick to share... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
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BBC News
Google to limit free news access
Newspaper publishers will now be able to set a limit on the number of free news articles people can read through Google, the company has announced. The concession follows... (photo: WN / Celine de Leon)
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Michael Jackson, center, leaves an orphanage gymnasium after meeting more than 160 children and nuns, in Tokyo Sunday, May 28, 2006. The U.S. entertainer visited an orphanage on Sunday in one of the pop star's first public appearances since his acquittal last June on child molestation charges in the United States.

The New York Times
Michael Jackson Tops Web's Search Charts in 2009
Filed at 4:02 p.m. ET SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Michael Jackson's stunning death made him the Internet's biggest star this year. The quest to find out what happened to... (photo: AP / Shizuo Kambayashi)

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Delta Airlines

Business Journal
Delta Airlines open new Sky Club at Raleigh-Durham International Airport
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Technology

	Fruit fly uses same mechanisms as humans to regulate cholesterol, fat Newstrack India
	DVD players recalled by Wal-Mart Nashville Tennessean
	Obesity 'threatens health benefits gained from declining smoking rates' Newstrack India

New Media

	Schwarzenegger's tax mess and his 2008 $990,753 donation to...himself? The Examiner
	Google and News Corp. Do Need Each Other The New York Times
	Cell phone apps now challenge standalone devices Nashville Tennessean

Banking

	Italy tax agents check branches of Austrian banks The Guardian
	Mercantile Bancorp Announces $11 Million Capital Infusion for Royal Palm Bank of Florida Subsidiary Marketwire
	European Central Bank leaves main interest rate unchanged at 1 percent Newsday

Security

	Obama has charted an Afghan course. Britain must lead the way on Pakistan The Guardian
	Blackwater founder feels betrayed by government The Columbus Dispatch
	ICC Revokes Bail On Congo's Bemba Modern Ghana

Online Business

Price mistake goes viral for Utah Internet company

New generation of online games attracts millions

ClickFuel Launches New Products to Help Small and Mid-Size B

Google lets online media publishers to restrict free content

30 Companies, 9 Keynote Speakers Presenting Today At AGORACO

Internet and Online Voucher Codes Play a Vital Role in Gaini

Warning over online black market

BSA Report Reveals Scope of Online Software Piracy

Nielsen to add online views to its ratings

Cyber Monday discounts seem to be paying off for retailers;

Pashtun supporters from Southern Afghanistan listen to top challenger Abdullah Abdullah against President Hamid Karzai in presidential race at a meeting in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009.

Then There's Pakistan and the Pashtun

Afghan children look out from behind coils of razor wire as they watch Canadian troops and Afghan National Army soldiers patrol near the Mas'um Ghar base in the Kandahar province of Afghanistan Friday, Nov. 24, 2006

Stretching Out an Ugly Struggle

Soldiers with 20th Special Forces and soldiers of the Afghan National Army of 2nd Kandak Battalion, 1st Brigade, provide security outside the Governor´s home in Gardez, Afghanistan (US DOD) KLeo

Afghanistan: Obama's catch-22

Analysis: Worrying split among former Burundi rebels IRINnews
ERITREA-SUDAN: A forgotten refugee problem IRINnews
Worrying Split Among Former Rebels All Africa
Gallup Economic Monthly: Jobs Remain Weak in November Gallup
Postwar Optimism Soars in Sri Lanka Gallup
Explosion kills Somali ministers Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Mutula denies sabotage claims Kenya Broadcasting Corp
3 Somali Cabinet ministers die in bomb blast Kenya Broadcasting Corp
Putin will consider running for president in 2012 Ohio
Charge dropped against Cincinnati official's daughter Ohio
Lawyers give conflicting portraits of Marine accused of fail Star Tribune
Congress opens hearing on state dinner debacle; gatecrashing Star Tribune
Obama war plan appears to garner support in Congress despite Star Tribune
Suicide bomber disguised in women's clothing kills 15, inclu Star Tribune
Iraqi vice president says more talks on stalled elections po Star Tribune
Vladimir Putin says he will think about reclaiming Russian p Star Tribune
Top US commander in Afghanistan works to sell Obama strategy Star Tribune
Pakistani prime minister: need more clarity on Barack Obama' Star Tribune
Somali Information Minister: Blast caused by suicide bomber Star Tribune
Russian PM Vladimir Putin says he will consider whether to r Star Tribune

Christmas Decors - Gifts - Presents

Should we stop buying Christmas presents?

President Barack Obama arrives to speak about his fiscal 2010 federal budget, Thursday, Feb. 26, 2009, in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House campus in Washingt

Obama Refocuses on Economy with Jobs Push

Japanese Yen - Currency - Money

Asian markets extend gains as yen weakens

Jobless claims slide to 15-month low CNN
Black Friday sales fail to help retailers in November CNN
Luxury makes a comeback CNN
Turkish assets boosted by Fitch Turkey upgrade The Guardian
Italy has little room for fiscal changes-IMF The Guardian
New jobless claims fall unexpectedly to 457K The Guardian
AP IMPACT: For White House job summit, 4 ideas The Press Democrat
Kenya hosts the first Turkish building expo Kenya Broadcasting Corp
MSU: Michigan population loss cost $4.4 billion The Tribune San Luis Obispo
World markets buoyed by Bank of America move; Europe awaits Star Tribune
MSU study: Population drop in 63 Michigan counties cost $4.4 Star Tribune
Fed report finds N.C. economy 'mixed' Business Journal
Hewlett Packard opens New Mexico support center The News Tribune
WB to increase lending to $7b Asian Age
Hero or Villain? Lawmakers Scrutinize Ben Bernanke's Record ABC News
White House Jobs Summit: Real Progress or PR Stunt? ABC News
Fitch upgrades Turkey two notches due to resilience The Guardian
UK services recovery loses momentum slightly in Nov The Guardian
Several U.S. retailers miss November sales views The Guardian
Lebanon may refinance some debt in 2010 if mkt allows The Guardian

In this March 12, 2009, file photo Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner testifies at a Capitol Hill hearing on the economy. When in another hearing a senator made passing reference to Geithner and "the Wall Street crowd where you're from," Geithner took the last word: "I've been in public service my entire professional life," he protested. "Never worked on Wall Street. Never worked for a financial institution. ... Wouldn't give a penny to help a bank.

Geithner says $700 bn bailout program will end soon

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner talks with attendees in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Friday, Oct. 9, 2009, before President Barack Obama spoke about the Consumer Financial Protection Agency, regulatory reform and the financial markets.

Geithner says $700B bailout program will end soon

Banken gewild op Wall Street

House banking panel set for final regulations vote

Stock futures point to higher opening on BofA news The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Hewlett Packard opens New Mexico operation that promises 1,3 Star Tribune
US STOCKS-Bank of America repayment plan lifts futures The Guardian
Retail sector IPOs end Paris, Milan bourse drought The Guardian
Stock futures point to higher opening Kansas City Star
European, Asian shares advance; U.S. stock-index futures cli Business Day Online
Stocks on rise as Fed sees improving economy Nashville Tennessean
Stock Index Futures Signal Gains; BoA Eyed ABC News
Global associations team up to advance cultural exchange for TravelDailyNews
EU plans police exchange scheme BBC News
Shanghai's gold exchange to start trading palladium Mineweb
HCCL Mulls Listing On New Bourse All Africa
S.Africa rand edges higher vs dlr, stock futures up The Guardian
Delta First 5 hosts toy exchange Dec. 7-11 The Examiner
Copper rises on rosy data China Daily
Stocks mostly rise as Fed sees improving economy The Examiner
Gold sets new record, pulls other metals higher The Examiner
Key U.S. lawmakers reach deal on swaps regulation The Guardian
US House panel backs watershed financial risk bill The Guardian
Alternative Answers Wall Street Journal

MEAT

Eat less meat, climate experts urge

Peugeot RCZ IAA 2009

Peugeot Citroën in talks to rescue Mitsubishi

A salesman arranges gold chains in gold market. Necklaces , ornaments at a gold shop in Pune city, India. 23 Oct. 2008

Gold at New Highs; Asian Shares Climb

Past ATA Chair to Attend White House âJobs Summitâ TT News
New Look hires City veteran as chairman ahead of flotation The Guardian
Germany, Brazil sign World Cup cooperation deal The Guardian
Marston's profits dive 72% despite sales rise The Times
Lord Mandelson wades into row over RBS bonuses The Times
Government Okays GNPC's Position On Jubilee Oilfields Modern Ghana
Posco to visit Karnataka again on steel plant set-up Deccan Herald
Essar approaches govt to surrender 'steel' SEZ Deccan Herald
Focus on rural economy and banks BBC News
Service caters to those too drunk to drive Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Cause, scope of BP spill remain a mystery The News Tribune
Alyeska Pipeline shifts jobs away from Chugach The News Tribune
All homes to be fitted with smart meters Building
Bank of America to repay $45bn bailout debt The Times
Kingfisher lifted by 'self-help' strategy The Times
A united travel industry alls for an EU aviation stakeholder TravelDailyNews
Israeli defence delegation to visit India next week Deccan Herald
Banks, commodites lead FTSE up for 3rd session The Guardian
Far East Energy Production Increases to Over 500,000 Cubic F redOrbit
CECO Environmental Announces New $9.0 Million Contract redOrbit

An outdoor cafe is seen in front of the Comcast Center in Philadelphia, Tuesday, July 22, 2008.

Comcast to Buy Controlling Stake in NBC Universal

Ramya walks out of 'Naanu Nanna Kanasu' over fee

Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif at a media conference for the promotion of her latest movie

Katrina Finds Herself Lonely, Asks Mom To Stay With Her

Casting the news: Dude, Where's My Cave?, the story of the g The Guardian
Mauresmo flair was throwback to a vintage age The Guardian
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PG-13) Hollywood
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PG) Hollywood
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (PG-13) Hollywood
The Pink Panther (PG) Hollywood
U2 3D (G) Hollywood
Rare first Poe book could fetch record at NY auction The Salt Lake Tribune
Film books of the year London Evening Standard
New 'toon continues Disney trend toward diversity The Press Democrat
Twilight,' `Sopranos' stars bound for Sundance AOL
Swift talks Grammy joy; Beyonce top nominee AOL
Musicians overjoyed at Grammy nominations AOL
Celebrity birthdays for the week of Dec. 6-12 AOL
Family Views - 'Fantastic Mr. Fox;' 'The Twilight Saga: New Ohio
Paul McCartney promotes Meat-Free Mondays to EU parliament, Star Tribune
Airplane Movies! Seattle Post-Intelligence
AR Rahman nominated for Grammy Awards IBN Live
'Modern Family' star calls Utah home The Salt Lake Tribune
EXCERPT: 'Hot, Flat, and Crowded,' by Thomas L. Friedman ABC News

UK. London - Financial crisis - RBS.

RBS most exposed bank to Dubai crisis as UK lenders top Gulf creditor list

Fruit flies-insect (sl1)

Fruit flies may offer drug addiction treatment

Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar, right, accompanied by wife Saira Banu waves to fans as they arrive for the screening of the digitized version of the Hindi film Mughal-E-Azam in Bombay, India, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2004. The epic movie made in the 1960s originally in black and white has been digitized and changed into a color film. Kumar is one of the main actors in the film.

Big B to hold special screening of 'Paa' for Dilip Kumar

Cate Blanchett dazzles in Brooklyn's new Streetcar Named Des The Guardian
Matthews apologizes for `enemy camp' remark The Press Democrat
Grammy nominations in top categories The Press Democrat
CEO of Country Music Association leaving The Press Democrat
Versailles closed as French museum strike spreads The Tribune San Luis Obispo
AP sources: Comcast to pay $13.75B for NBC stake The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Paul McCartney takes Meat-Free Monday to EU The Tribune San Luis Obispo
The Chaos Scenario' by Bob Garfield: Uncertainty looms as me The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Comcast/NBC: What does it all mean? Newsday
Nadal plays Berdych, Ferrer gets Stepanek when Spain plays C Star Tribune
Comcast's big bet: Deal for control of NBC Universal comes w Star Tribune
Rachel Uchitel expected to admit affair with Tiger Woods on Lexington Herald-Leader
States told to prevent harassment of husbands The Siasat Daily
EU Navy arrests 13 pirates off Oman The Siasat Daily
Pics: Models, celebs who bared it all for PETA IBN Live
Tabloids Allege Woods' Affairs With at Least Three Women ABC News
Chris Brown Speaks Out on Rihanna ABC News
Sony readies to boost TV sales using 3-D technology; Jackson Asbury Park Press
A Christmas Carol at the Birmingham Rep The Times
Mrinal Sen to get lifetime award at Kerala film fest Headlines India

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