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AFP - Gazprom's inability to pump extra gas to Europe during the big winter chill has cast clouds over the Russian giant's vision of becoming the world's fail-safe supplier of last resort. Analysts said the snag's emergence, during one of Europe's coldes
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Apple could price an 8-in. iPad as low as $299, an analyst said today, as part of a strategy to "crush the opposition." Rumors of a smaller iPad resurfaced earlier this week after the Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources, reported that Apple was c
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When Corning Inc. recently landed its first order for photovoltaic glass, the sale raised hopes that the new product will quickly become a moneymaker for the Twin Tiers' largest employer. That's not likely to be the case, especially in the short term, be
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Among the reasons Gov. Christie has cited for restructuring public higher education in New Jersey - including the merger of Rutgers University-Camden and Rowan University - is the desire to create powerful research institutions that can draw a bigger sha
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Amazon's flagship tablet device Kindle Fire, after being launched in the market last year in November amidst high anticipations all around, managed to exhibit a rather impressive debut performance, claims a new research. According to the statistics provi
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Knowing all that our dependence on fossil fuels costs us, any news that tells us that we will have a future that's more and more delinked from them, is a story that wins our hearts every time, but our minds are ready as ever to remind us of some very sob
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A $5 portable toilet fee that is charged to reserve a Native American sweat lodge on the grounds of the Sioux San Indian Health Service unit is a violation of their religious freedom, say two users of the sweat lodge. "It's against treaty law and spiritu
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IHS vs. Stockdale GIRLS B-ball Stockdale's #21 Juliah Kim struggles over a lose ball with #25 Jazzmin Sanders and #11 Khiylah Dean the 2nd during the 2nd half at Independence High School. IHS vs. Stockdale GIRLS B-ball #3 Vanessa Mancera of Independence
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Threats that may pull down global economy are never far away, but recent data depict a brightening outlook according to IHS, a global business and economic information provider. IHS has noted that manufacturing and nonmanufacturing activity in many key e
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Stock buybacks are generally considered a bullish signal on Wall Street. They return capital to shareholders, while declaring management's belief that its own cheap shares are its best return on investment. As long as profits remain consistent, share rep
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Apple Inc. Apple shipped 40.5 million iPads during the year, the highest compared to any of its peers. Total tablets shipped in
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Stock buybacks are generally considered a bullish signal on Wall Street. They return capital to shareholders, while declaring management's belief that its own cheap shares are its best return on investment. As long as profits remain consistent, share rep
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Amazon's (Nasdaq: AMZN) Kindle Fire was second in tablet marketshare only to Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL) iPad in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to a report from IHS iSuppli. Amazon didn't release official sales figures when it reported its quarterly ea
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Police investigators believe two other suspects may have been involved in the bomb blasts that shook Sukhumvit Soi 71 on Tuesday. A security officer uses a Segway to cover more ground around the sprawling Suvarnabhumi Airport as security is tightened fur
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Analyst Raising Smartphone Estimates, Apple And Samsung Clear Winners (Barron's) Barclays Capital analyst Jeff Kvaal increased his smartphone estimate for the quarter to 155 million units from 151 million. His estimate for the year goes to 660 million fr
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Choosing a new HDTV isn’t an easy thing. Of course, size and price can be the deciding factor, but you also need to pick what type of technology you’ll want. Want to go with the popular choice? That would be LED. Research firm IHS iSuppli says that for t
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Amazon By Athima Chansanchai Kindle Fire has barely reached the toddler stage of its young life, but it's already shot up in tablet sales, second only to Apple's iPad — at least for the last quarter of 2011. Research by IHS iSuppli Display Materials & Sy
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