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Location American Business News for 20 July 2014
DEUTSCHE BANK: Here's The Worst-Case Scenario For The Russia-Ukraine Conflict The latest round of U.S. sanctions on Russia and the tragedy of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine have everyone on edge about tensions on the Russia-Ukraine border. "Core issues in the Ukraine crisis remai...
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The Rebels Who Shot Down MH17 Are Tightly Controlled By Russia's Security Services As the world tries to answer the question of who exactly fired the missile that shot down Malaysian Airlines Flight 17, killing 298 innocent people, Moscow is doing its best to lie, obfuscate, shift blame, and evade resp...
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This App Teaches You How To Play Almost Any Song You Can Find Online And It's Awesome I took piano lessons as a kid, but it's hard lugging a piano around when you want to take your tune-playing on the road.  I tried teaching myself some chords on the guitar, but it turns out that you need big, strong han...
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The question of liability in an accident 33,000 feet in the air can be dizzying--especially when the crash is the result of a violent conflict between two countries. In the aftermath of the plane crash that killed all 29...
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Q&A: How Malaysia Airlines can salvage its brand

News Observer - 20 Jul 2014 05:39
Malaysia Airlines is in uncharted territory after the disappearance of Flight 370 in March with 239 people aboard was followed this week by the downing of another of its jets,
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EXCHANGE: Examining the economy of matrimony

Miami Herald - 20 Jul 2014 07:01
Ahead of their October wedding, Matt and Crystle Mariani cut back on date nights and going out with their friends.
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The CMA's probe will look at current accounts: one of the few areas of banking that provokes indifference rather than anger
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Detroit seeing upgrades ahead of bankruptcy trial

Miami Herald - 20 Jul 2014 17:58
Detroit neighborhoods are being relit, its vacant homes are being sold off or torn down, its public transportation is cleaner and more often on schedule and the city has renegotiated some burdensome union contracts.
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Even discounting the grim headlines from Ukraine and the Middle East, the global economic outlook is starting to look green around the gills.
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In a conversation with an aide that was caught on an open microphone Sunday, Secretary of State John Kerry appeared to express concerns about the tactics being used by Israel in its Gaza invasion.
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Tired of being spied on? These startups try to keep your secrets safe The private messaging arena is so hot right now that, as I'm writing this story, my inbox is filling up with story pitches about the launch of yet another ephemeral messaging app. And it’s not just product launches: Th...
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16 Examples Of Steve Jobs Acting Like A Huge Jerk (AAPL)

Business Insider - 20 Jul 2014 17:38
16 Examples Of Steve Jobs Acting Like A Huge Jerk (AAPL) When it comes to Steve Jobs, there's the "Good Steve," and then, there's the "Bad Steve," says biographer Walter Isaacson. His mammoth personality could inspire those around him just as easily as it could tear them down....
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Prepare for the rebranding of money

Venture Beat - 20 Jul 2014 03:38
Prepare for the rebranding of money For most people, myself included, both money and technology sit in the mental category of “functional magic.” The details of how these things work are a little hazy, although we're damn glad they do, despite the inkl...
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Social shopping experiments continue on Facebook and Twitter. But why? Despite limited success so far, Facebook and Twitter are continuing their efforts to get you to buy stuff while you're using their services. (Video)
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(Reuters) -- A long-anticipated improvement in the U.S. economy appears to be manifesting itself in second-quarter earnings, but the next two weeks could be the real test. Companies such as the General Electric Co. (NYSE...
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Why we need to slow down on the gigabit Wi-Fi standard, 802.11ax Guest Post: A new wireless standard could produce speeds up to 4X faster than the current state of the art, 802.11ac. But let's not get ahead of ourselves just yet.
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Having a healthy relationship with vulnerability is one of the most admirable traits a person can have. It carries continuous benefit(s) throughout life when used properly. The way to use it accurately is to not perceive...
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Congress authorized the Form FinCEN 114 ("FBAR") filing requirement, and the draconian penalty of 31 USC 5321(a)(5)(C) for willful failure to file an FBAR, to curb evasion of United States income tax  by use of foreign ...
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If this is the iPhone 6 screen, it's going to be a nearly indestructible device (video) Whatever it is, it appears to be made of a very hard, very flexible, and amazingly engineered material.
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China's Corruption Crackdown Is Crushing Cognac Sales

Business Insider - 20 Jul 2014 18:12
China's Corruption Crackdown Is Crushing Cognac Sales China's crackdown on corruption, under the watchful eye of president Xi Jinping, is only gathering steam. French cognac maker Remy Cointreau continues to suffer from China's anti-graft campaign.  The alcoholic beverage ...
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Why Tmall is the smartest route into China's ecommerce market Guest Post: Moving into the Chinese market is an enticing prospect, especially given China's insatiable craving for western goods. But a number of substantial barriers exist, and I'm not just talking about the language a...
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The new D&D and Neverwinter: Working in the Realms and our favorite dragons (interview, Part 2) Dungeons & Dragons may never be the same.
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