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Without Google’s muscle behind it, Yahoo’s chances for digging out of a long slump are looking even poorer, making it appear more likely that the company will turn to Microsoft or AOL to help weather the economic downturn.
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France, the current holder of the European Union presidency, called Tuesday on EU regulators to show flexibility in applying state subsidy rules so governments could...
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The Kroger Co. has opened its biggest “Fresh Fare” store yet and plans more of the stores aimed at luring eat-at-home and natural foods shoppers.
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AP, Minneapolis
United Airlines said on Tuesday that a federal judge has barred its pilot union and four pilots from activities that disrupt the airline’s activities.
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AP, Beijing
China on Tuesday dismissed suggestions that it is seeking to illegally obtain U.S. space technology after a scientist in the United States was convicted of violating...
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AP, London
Markets should not have been so surprised by the Bank of England’s large 1.50 percentage point rate cut in November because it was justified by the increasingly...
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Even as they struggle amid the slowing economy, some states are giving retailers back about $1 billion in sales taxes each year as reimbursement for acting as tax...
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Wall Street made a hesitant advance Tuesday, with investors refraining from making big bets in a volatile market battered by a stream of weak economic data.
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The EU’s top labor affairs official said Tuesday there is no further need for Germany, Austria, Belgium and Denmark to keep in place job restrictions on citizens...
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AP, Helsinki
Finland’s government said it will hike the tax on alcohol by 10 percent next year in an attempt to discourage heavy drinking.
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AP, Frankfurt
Deutsche Lufthansa AG said Tuesday its CityLine regional carrier will cut 20 percent of its 2,500-person work force and scale back the size of its fleet as it trims...
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AP, Brussels
A Belgian commercial court on Tuesday threw out a shareholder challenge to the fire sale of troubled bank Fortis to France’s BNP Paribas.
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AP, Copenhagen
Takeover talks for bankrupt budget airline Sterling A/S failed Tuesday because of disagreements between the potential buyer and a labor union representing flight crews,...
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AP, Rochester
Shares of Corning Inc. tumbled 12 percent Tuesday after the specialty glass maker lowered its fourth-quarter sales and profit guidance to reflect slumping demand for...
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AP, Washington
The National Association of Realtors says home prices fell in four out of five U.S. cities in the third quarter, the latest sign of how the U.S. housing market’s...
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AP, Copenhagen
A Danish shipping group says one of its vessels has been released after being hijacked for nearly 30 hours in Nigeria’s southern oil region.
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AP, Amsterdam
Aegon NV, the Dutch owner of U.S. insurer Transamerica, said Tuesday it has signed up with the U.S. federal government’s financial rescue program but added it did...
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AP, Beijing
Beijing agreed Tuesday to Belgium-based InBev SA’s takeover of Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc.’s Chinese operations as part of their global merger but limited...
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AP, New York
Wall Street has opened mostly flat, with investors refraining from making bets in a volatile market battered by a stream of weak economic data.
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AP, Brussels
InBev SA on Tuesday formed the world’s largest brewer when it closed its $52 billion (euro41 billion) takeover of Anheuser-Busch Cos.
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AP, Washington
The head of the FDIC is pressing again for more aggressive government action to help millions of home borrowers avert foreclosure, saying federal money is needed to...
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National Geographic, best known for its yellow-framed magazine and often breathtaking nature shows, is getting into video games.
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AP, Seattle
The One Laptop Per Child project is set to resume its Give One Get One promotion for its kid-friendly computers Monday with logistics help from Web retailer Amazon.com...
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AP, San Francisco
E-mailers, enjoy the early holiday gift: Spam volume has been cut by more than half because Internet providers pulled the plug on a Web hosting firm that was allegedly...
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Microsoft is positioning the Zune as a music lover’s device, in part by promoting artists and giving Zune users access to original interviews and free or...
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AP, Washington
A new startup company wants to have a say in the high-stakes patent disputes that loom over many industries.
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AP, Seattle
The One Laptop Per Child project is set to resume its Give One Get One promotion for its kid-friendly computers Monday with logistics help from Web retailer Amazon.com...
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AP, New York
Gadget makers love to sell us on all the things their devices can do, whether it’s letting us chat with distant friends at any time or watch movies on our...
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AP, Boston
The music industry’s courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack.
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AP, San Francisco
Angry online subscribers who had their Web surfing habits tracked in detail are suing a Silicon Valley startup that created the technology and six Internet service...
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AP, Sunnyvale
Many of the problems facing Advanced Micro Devices Inc. are of its own making. But the limited choices the chip maker has for solving its troubles are symptoms of an...
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AP, Seattle
Microsoft Corp. said Thursday that paying people to use its Internet search engine is attracting new consumers, although there is little evidence that those people are...
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AP, New York
If you’ve ever sold something on eBay, you may have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. Multiply that by a million, and you can imagine how...
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AP, New York
Following in the footsteps of Nintendo’s popular “Wii Fit,” the video game publisher known for the “Madden” football games is jumping into...
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AP, San Francisco
Here’s another reason for ailing newspaper and magazine publishers to wince: On average, the audience perusing unauthorized online copies of their articles is...
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A year ago, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. worsened its financial problems by botching the launch of a powerful new server chip. The flubbed introduction gave bigger rival...
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WHAT IT IS: The $800 Xperia X1 smart phone from Sony Ericsson.
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AP, San Bruno
YouTube is trying to make more money by letting advertisers bid for the right to have commercials shown alongside the search results at the Internet’s most...
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AP, Seattle
Dell Inc. and office-supply vendor Staples Inc. are working together to offer free recycling for Dell computers, printers and other products.
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AP, New York
IBM Corp. is throwing its considerable weight behind an idea that seemed to have faded: broadband Internet access delivered over ordinary power lines.
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AP, Mountain View
Google Inc. is introducing new tools that will convert its free e-mail service into a video and audio channel for people who want to see and hear each other while they...
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Anil Duggal poses with an organic light emitting device at a General Electric Global Research laboratory in Niskayuna, N.Y., Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008.
