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GISMETEO.RU: Погода от ФОБОС и Мэп Мейкер
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The Economist: Mergers and acquisitions
- Oceans apart Europe still seems to have less faith than America in the ability of the free market to tame monopoliesAMERICA fosters competition; Europe protects competitors. That jeer is tossed across the Atlantic pretty frequently. Watchdogs on both sides of the ocean play down the idea that the Europeans bite ...
- A sugary mouthful Mars buys Wrigley with Warren Buffett's helpOF ALL the possible snacks, the deal was struck over a plate of sandwiches. Paul Michaels, the boss of Mars, a big maker of chocolate bars, invited Bill Wrigley, executive chairman of Wrigley, the world's biggest chewing-gum company, to his house to persua...
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- An aberrant abacus Coming to terms with China's untrustworthy economic numbers AS CHINA'S importance in the global economy increases, investors are paying more attention to its economic numbers. Yet the country's official statistics are notoriously ropy. Some commentators accuse China's government of overstating GDP g...
- Bankers' trust Why have banks been paying so much in the interbank market?SINCE last August, some of the world's most powerful central bankers have battled with growing resourcefulness to restore the law of gravity to the market that banks use for short-term borrowing. As the credit crisis has deepened, the centra...
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- A disaster in Myanmar Perhaps 13,000 people are killed, and a great many more are hurt and homeless, as a cyclone strikes MyanmarJUST a few days before the military dictators who run Myanmar (Burma) were to conduct a bogus referendum to justify a new constitution entrenching their brutal rule, an even worse misfortune ha...
- The challenge in Indiana Hillary Clinton prepares to lock horns with Barack Obama, yet againANOTHER Tuesday, another make-or-break primary: or, in this case, two. Democratic voters in Indiana and North Carolina will troop to the polls on Tuesday May 6th for the latest skirmish in the Democrats' long civil war.As has consist...
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FT.com - Mergers and acquisitions
- Intel casts eye on consumer electronics World's largest semiconductor maker plans to be more acquisitive in strategic areas such as consumer electronics, high-end smart phones and mobile internet devices
- DT has Sprint Nextel in its sights Deutsche Telekom is considering the takeover of US mobile telephone operator Sprint Nextel of the US which would catapult the German telecoms group from number four to number one by users in the US mobile market
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Reuters: Top News
- Dalai Lama envoy upbeat on China talks HONG KONG (Reuters) - An envoy of the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that one-day talks with China on the unrest in Tibet had been "a good first step", and the two sides will meet again after he reports back to the exiled spiritual leader.
- Cyclone kills 10,000 in one Myanmar town YANGON (Reuters) - Countries worldwide promised help to Myanmar after a cyclone killed 10,000 people in just one town, suggesting the overall death toll in the impoverished military-run Southeast Asian nation will be much higher.
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NYT > NYTimes.com Home
- Reports Find Racial Gap in Drug Arrests Large disparities persist in the rate at which blacks and whites are arrested and imprisoned for drug offenses, new reports say.
- Sidebar: In One Flaw, Questions on Validity of 46 Judges A problem in the way patent judges are appointed at least arguably invalidates every decision of the patent court decided by a panel that included at least one judge appointed after March 2000.
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Gizmodo
- Is It Right That the U.S. Government Spends More on the Digital TV Switch Than Literacy Education? [Home Entertainment] To be honest, I can't say that I am surprised to hear that the government has allocated $1.5 billion to inform 17 million citizens about the digital TV transition. After all, those uninformed few would undoubtedly take up arms if they missed out on sports broadcasts and NBC's Thursday lineup. Howeve...
- Brightdoor: Well, the Door is Securely Locked, But I Haven't Slept in Days [Design] Remember those Brighthandle Alfa Door handles that would glow green or red depending on whether or not the door was locked? Yeah, that was a pretty clever idea—and clever ideas often don't need much improving. It appears that the folks at Lervik Design don't subscribe to that philosophy considering ...
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Geek.com
- Research finds out just how dirty your keyboard is In the UK a company called Which? carries out testing of consumer products and, for a small fee, lets you see the results giving an unbiased opinion of what products genuinely are the best to buy. Their latest test is a little different, however, and looked to see just how dirty the keyboards we use...
- Review: iSee case for iPhone v3 iPhone cases are often a matter of personal preference. For many people $400 is the most they’ve ever spent on a phone and protecting it is of high importance to them. Others figure that by the time they drop it enough times to break it, there will be a cheaper one available with more features. W...
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