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Cell Phone Cancer Link Debatable

Virtually since the dawning of cell phones various reports have emerged suggesting that the device increases the risk of brain cancer, only to be refuted by another study shortly thereafter.
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All-Time Favorite Movies for Animal Lovers - Classics

Some animal characters from movies creep into our hearts and stay there even after 'The End'. Here we share three classics which show the unspoken but powerful connection between the young child and its pet. Share these classic films with old and young alike, for a feel-good evening.
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All eyes on D.Boerse as latest exchange merger fails

The London Stock Exchange's aborted bid for Canada's TMX Group has raised the tally of failed cross-border exchange deals to three in four as the sector faces an uphill battle to secure longed-for consolidation.
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Saudi Arabia Will Build Nuclear Weapons If Iran Does: Prince

Prince Turki al-Faisal, a senior diplomat and scion of the ruling Saudi royal family, told senior NATO officials that Riyadh would not stand idle in the event that Tehran developed nuclear arms, according to a report in the Guardian newspaper of Britain
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Victoria's Secret Supermodel Anja Rubik: World's Most In-Demand Model

Gisele Bundchen currently holds the title of Forbes Most Powerful Model, raking in over $250 million this decade. However, Gisele may have a worthy opponent - Poland born model Anja Rubik. Anja now holds the title of Most in - demand model of the fashion industry, based on a poll that factored models' visibility in campaigns, Google searches and Twitter followers. Rubik's appeal is self-explantory once you see her in photographs.Rubik is currently the face of Fendi,...
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HSBC adds to sweeping bank job cuts in Europe

HSBC Holdings Plc is poised to chop about 700 jobs in its UK retail bank arm, as staff cuts begin in earnest at banks across Europe battling a limp economic recovery, trading woes and tougher regulation.
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Massive Public Sector Strike Waged in UK

A 24-hour strike has stalled schools and business in the UK as union workers fight against pension cuts. Our members are faced with everything they have ever worked for being taken away from them, Public and Commercial Services Union spokesman Richard Simcox told IBTimes.
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Investors stay cautious as H2 starts: Reuters poll

LONDON - Investors have become a little more upbeat heading into the second half of the year, lifting stock allocations from 2011 lows but remaining cautious with plenty of safe-haven cash and bonds.
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Lloyds Bank Cuts 15,000 More Jobs

Lloyds Banking Group plc (NYSE: LYG) said it will slash 15,000 more jobs – about 14 percent of its current workforce -- in an attempt to save about £1.5-billion ($2.4-billion) by 2014 and return the British lender to profitability.
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HMV to refocus on gadgets as profits slump

British retailer HMV Group Plc aims to ramp up sales of MP3 players, headphones and tablet computers to offset sliding demand for CDs and DVDs and inspire a recovery from near collapse.
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Futures point higher after 3-day rally

Stock index futures pointed to a fourth day of gains for Wall Street on Thursday, the day the Federal Reserve ends its QE2 bond buying program, as optimism that Greece's debt problems are getting resolved helped lift equities from their recent lows.

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