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France PM says Nobel win 'thumbs nose at French bashing' France PM says Nobel win 'thumbs nose at French bashing' French Prime Minister hailed the country's second win of Nobel season as a slap in the face for those who take pleasure in criticising the embattled nation.
14 October 2014
Agglomeration of 4 cities in Kazakhstan to cost $4 bln Agglomeration of 4 cities in Kazakhstan to cost $4 bln The Ministry of National Economy of Kazakhstan announced that developing four agglomerations in the country would cost $4 billion.
13 October 2014
Uber-heated battle as mobile apps rattle Asia's taxis Uber-heated battle as mobile apps rattle Asia's taxis Southeast Asia's notorious taxi market is undergoing a shakeout as Uber and homegrown mobile booking applications gain popularity in a region.
13 October 2014
Kashagan project cost may rise again Kashagan project cost may rise again The cost of Kashagan project is estimated to rise by another $4 billion, Financial Times reports.
13 October 2014
Eastern China set for record-hot summers: study Eastern China set for record-hot summers: study By 2024, more than half of summers in eastern China will be as hot as in 2013, when the region was hit by a record-busting heatwave and devastating drought.
13 October 2014
3000-yo cauldron discovered in eastern Kazakhstan 3000-yo cauldron discovered in eastern Kazakhstan A 3000-y.o. cauldron dated back to the Bronze Age has been discovered in eastern Kazakhstan.
12 October 2014
Nobel economics winners: Usually American, usually pro-austerity Nobel economics winners: Usually American, usually pro-austerity The winner of the Nobel economics prize is notoriously hard to predict, but it's usually an American male opposed to big government and big spending.
11 October 2014
Amazon's might divides opinion at world's biggest book fair Amazon's might divides opinion at world's biggest book fair US online retail giant Amazon may be absent from the stands at the world's biggest book fair but it has still been at the heart of a heated debate.
11 October 2014
Bose and Beats end beef over headphone patents Bose and Beats end beef over headphone patents Audio technology veteran Bose Corporation and Beats Electronics called a ceasefire in a lawsuit over patented technology for canceling noise in earphones.
11 October 2014
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Malala dedicates Nobel award to 'voiceless' children Malala dedicates Nobel award to 'voiceless' children Education rights campaigner Malala Yousafzai dedicated her Nobel peace prize on Friday to "voiceless" children around the world.
11 October 2014
No wings, but maybe $10: Red Bull settles false ad suit No wings, but maybe $10: Red Bull settles false ad suit A can of Red Bull won't give you wings, but those who bought the energy drink and were disappointed could end up with a few extra bucks.
10 October 2014
Microsoft chief angers women over 'karma' pay comment Microsoft chief angers women over 'karma' pay comment Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella triggered uproar after suggesting working women should trust "karma" when it comes to securing pay raises.
10 October 2014
'Sexting' still prevalent among US teens: researchers 'Sexting' still prevalent among US teens: researchers "Sexting," or sending sexually explicit images by phone, remains prevalent among US teenagers despite the well-known risks and consequences.
10 October 2014
Patrick Modiano of France wins Nobel Literature Prize Patrick Modiano of France wins Nobel Literature Prize Patrick Modiano, a historical novelist haunted by France's painful experience of Nazi occupation and his own childhood wounds, won the Nobel Literature Prize.
09 October 2014
Google's Schmidt fears spying could 'break' Internet Google's Schmidt fears spying could 'break' Internet Google's Eric Schmidt said on Wednesday US online spying is a threat so dire it could wind up "breaking the Internet."
09 October 2014
HTC launches 'selfie' smartphone, new camera HTC launches 'selfie' smartphone, new camera Taiwan-based HTC unveiled its newest smartphone with high-resolution cameras on both sides to appeal to people who take "selfie" pictures.
09 October 2014
Apple plans iPad event on Oct. 16 Apple plans iPad event on Oct. 16 Apple sent out invitations to an October 16 event expected to spotlight updates to its line of iPad tablet computers.
09 October 2014
Japan Nobel winner is salaryman who took on bosses Japan Nobel winner is salaryman who took on bosses Japan celebrated three more Nobel prizes, including for a scientist remembered as the salaryman who stood up to a corporation -- and won.
09 October 2014
Online voting not ready for worldwide roll-out: study Online voting not ready for worldwide roll-out: study Online voting has the potential to boost election participation around the world, but is not yet ready to be widely rolled out due to security risks.
09 October 2014
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