Thursday, June 13, 2013 As of 6:38 AM ED
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US Stock Futures Edge Down Before Retail Sales, Jobless Claims Data
U.S. stock index futures point to a lower open on Thursday as investors await reports on retail sales and jobless claims.
IBM To Lay Off Thousands Of Employees
IBM has initiated a round of worldwide layoffs estimated to cost around $1 billion.
Five Things We'd Like To Know About Edward Snowden And The NSA Leak
Edward Snowden candidly identified himself, but the timeline of the story and his employment history remain murky.
World Bank Cuts Global Growth Outlook For 2013
The World Bank cut its growth outlook for 2013 calling the global economic recovery "hesitant and uneven.”
Turkey's PM Calls For A Referendum, Quieting Protests
Turkey's Erdogan may hold a referendum to seek public opinion on plans to redevelop Istanbul’s Gezi Park, the focus of anti-government unrest.
Anti-Immigration Reform Union Pushing To Amend Senate Bill
With immigration reform now on the Senate floor, an opponent of the bill is trying to get Republican senators to push more security provisions.
French Journalist 'Harassed' And 'Threatened' By Overseas Chinese Diplomats
Cyril Payen, France 24 correspondent, told Reporters Without Borders that he is being harassed by Chinese authorities because of his Tibet...
China's Local Governments Still Spending The Big Bucks
While China's central government seems comfortable with a slowing national economy, local governments are spurring local growth with spending.
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Another Ray Of Light: Fewer US Home Mortgages Underwater
About 9.7 million homeowners are “underwater,” owing more than their properties are worth, the lowest rate since the housing crisis.
- Economists Expect Yellen To Succeed Bernanke: Poll
- Greece Removed From MSCI's Developed Markets Index
- India's Central Bank, Govt Check Rupee Fall
- This Is Why Commodity Prices Are 192% Higher Than They Were In 1950
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Seth Rogen Admits His Movies Suck
Actor Seth Rogen admitted in a recent interview that his film with Barbra Streisand, "The Guilt Trip," was made for "airplanes only."
- 'This Is the End' Box Office And Reviews
- 'Mad Men' Recap: Doctor My Eyes
- 'Game of Thrones' Season Finale Recap: Family First
- Maurice Sendak Google 'Doodle' Celebrates Author's 85th Birthday
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Bruins, Blackhawks Ready To Begin Stanley Cup Finals
The Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks are trying to win their second Stanley Cup this decade.
- Tiger Woods Favored At U.S. Open
- Confederations Cup Preview
- Parker In Doubt For Game Four
- Spurs Trounce Heat In Game Three
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Ron Paul Worried About Drone Strike On Snowden
The question of who the U.S. government can target with drones, including its own citizens, has been hotly debated in recent months.
- A Suit Worth A Million Bucks Better Make You Feel Like A Million Bucks
- Marine Le Pen Banks On Immigration Backlash To Rule France
- Southeast Asia - Is The End Of The Boom Nearing?
- African Techies Unveil A Tough New Internet Tool
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iOS 7 Features Designed To 'Bring Order To Complexity'
“iOS 7 is the biggest change to iOS since the introduction of iPhone,” Apple CEO Tim Cook said.
- Apple WWDC 2013: New Mac Pro Unveiled
- Apple Introduces OS X Mavericks
- iTunes Radio Unveiled
- A New Line Of MacBook Airs Announced By Apple
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Big Data Or Big Brother? The Technology Behind PRISM
Spying in the "big data" era is more about databases than wiretaps and exploding pens.
- Five Things We'd Like To Know About Edward Snowden And The NSA Leak
- Snowden Tells Hong Kong Paper: 'I'm Here To Reveal Criminality'
- Edward Snowden Gave $500 To Ron Paul’s Campaign Last Year
- Portland Residents Push For Barrier At 'Suicide Bridge'
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Big Data Or Big Brother? The Technology Behind PRISM
Spying in the "big data" era is more about databases than wiretaps and exploding pens.
- To Surf A Mars Sand Dune, Bring Some Dry Ice
- New Layer Of Human Eye Discovered
- NASA Captures Footage Of Tornadoes On The Sun
- New Class Of Variable Star Discovered By Astronomers