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Archie Comics' gay kiss a poke at real controversy
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Blackstone group offers to take Pactera private
Private equity firm Blackstone Group LP, along with Pactera's CEO and other managers, have offered to take Pactera private in a deal that values the Chinese technology consulting and outsourcing firm at $680.4 million. Read More »
Google's X Phone could be headed to Verizon and Sprint later this year
The rumored X Phone being developed by Google and Motorola unit is headed to AT&T later this year. A recent filing with the Federal Communication Commission revealed that the device, which carried the codename Motorola XT1058, will support AT&T's LTE and HSPA+ networks. The smartphone didn't include CDMA radios for Verizon and Sprint's networks, however a new leak suggests a CDMA model is also in the works. A configuration file reportedly from a leaked Motorola USB driver that was obtained by Droid-Life revealed a device with the codename XT1060, similar to the recently leaked AT&T model. The file also confirmed that the smartphone will be equipped with a dual-core Snapdragon 4 Pro processor and support for CDMA networks, although it isn't clear if Read More » | ||||
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Oil rises on higher US stocks, falling dollar
NEW YORK (AP) — The price of oil rose Monday, taking its cue from the stock market and the dollar. Read More » | ||||
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NBC News looks to Britain for its new president
By Liana B. Baker (Reuters) - Deborah Turness, a former top news editor in Britain, will take over as NBC News' president in August, replacing Steve Capus who left the network in February after eight years. She will report to Pat Fili-Krushel, chairman of NBCUniversal News Group, an executive who oversees the news unit's business operations. NBC is owned by Comcast Corp. Turness, 46, was previously the editor of ITV News, the news division of Britain's biggest commercial free-to-air broadcaster. NBC is not the first U.S. news organization to look to the UK for its next leader. ... Read More » | ||||
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