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Verizon is America’s number one performing network

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According to a recent analysis by RootMetrics, Verizon is the number one network in the United States in terms of performance. The carrier ranked number...
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Five Earth-size planets discovered orbiting 11.2 billion year-old star

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Scientists who were sifting through four years’ worth of data from NASA’s Kepler spacecraft discovered an 11.2-billion-year-old star with at least five Earth-size planets...
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Halliburton is in talks to acquire Baker Hughes, stall on price

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Baker Hughes has confirmed that Halliburton is in talks with them about a potential acquisition. If the deal goes through then these two oil...
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Tim Hortons better than expected third quarter profit

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Canadian multinational coffee and doughnut chain Tim Hortons Inc. posted better-than-expected profit in the third quarter. The company said customers are increasingly choosing their...
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Air France-KLM Q2 profits nearly tripled

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Thanks to an effective cost-cutting program, Air France-KLM Q2 profits nearly tripled to €238 million compared to €84 million in the second quarter of...

Air France-KLM overcapacity lowers earnings guidance

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An Air France-KLM overcapacity problem on long-haul flights has prompted the Franco-Dutch airline to lower its earnings guidance for 2014. Rival Lufthansa has recently...

Minority entrepreneurs face discrimination

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When seeking a business loan, minority entrepreneurs face discrimination in the US, a new study published in the Journal of Consumer Research reports. Small-business...
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Electrical waste worldwide at 65.4 million tonnes by 2017

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Global electrical waste, also known as e-waste, will increase by one third to 65.4 million tonnes by 2017, according to a new report and...
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US November retail sales up 0.7%

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US November retail sales were 0.7% higher than during the previous month, according to figures released by the Census Bureau, part of the Department...
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Spy agencies using weather warfare against other nations alarms climate expert

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The prospect of spy agencies such as the CIA using weaponized weather to destabilize hostile nations worries Professor Alan Robock, from the Department of...