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Iran moves websites to guard against cyber attacks

Iran has moved most of its government websites from foreign-based hosting companies to new computer facilities inside the country, to protect them against cyber attacks, a senior official said on Tuesday.

Layar rolls out consumer app for augmented reality

Layar, one of the pioneers of mobile augmented reality, rolled out on Tuesday Stiktu, an application allowing smartphone users to combine their digital postings with real images and share them with each other.

Greenhill bankers believed killed in plane crash

Greenhill & Co Inc said two managing directors were believed killed in the crash of a private plane on a busy New Jersey highway on Tuesday. Press reports indicated the crash killed five people aboard the plane and left no survivors.

Greek debt talks hit trouble as hedge fund walks out

Talks over restructuring part of Greece's massive public debt ran into trouble on Tuesday as one fund walked away from negotiations, fuelling growing doubts about whether a deal that is crucial to a new bailout agreement can be reached this year.

CFTC sheds light on real-time reporting of swaps

Wall Street will be required to report complex swap trades in real time under a final rule the U.S. futures regulator approved on Tuesday, moving to lift the veil on the murky $700 trillion market, but the agency delayed a decision on block trades until next year.

Jump in housing starts points to recovery

Housing starts and building permits jumped to a 1-1/2 year high in November as demand for rental apartments rose, suggesting the housing market was entering a tentative recovery.

Honda sees U.S. sales rebound of 23 percent

Honda Motor Co <7267.T> expects U.S. sales to jump by 23 percent in 2012 as dealer inventories return to normal levels and the Japanese automaker makes up for lost ground against rivals, executives said.

Wall Street jumps 2 percent in broad rally

Stocks surged more than 2 percent on Tuesday as positive economic data at home and abroad cheered investors after some recent declines, though low volume was seen as exaggerating the market impact.

BlackBerry's U.S. business shrank further in Q3

Research In Motion's sales in the United States fell for a fifth straight quarter in the third quarter even as the BlackBerry maker's overall revenue jumped by $1 billion from a year earlier, a regulatory filing released on Tuesday showed.

General Mills earnings miss, ConAgra beats

General Mills Inc posted disappointing quarterly earnings, hurt by weaker-than-expected margins, and its shares fell more than 2 percent, while rival ConAgra Foods Inc topped Wall Street's expectations, sending shares up 4 percent.

Navistar CEO sees potential Oshkosh ties

Navistar International Corp's Chief Executive Dan Ustian reiterated his interest in forging a collaboration with Oshkosh Corp following another wave of investor comments on the potential merger of the two rivals.

Wall Street extends gains, Nasdaq up 3 percent

Stocks extended gains on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq rising 3 percent as investors latched onto signs of easing stress in Europe's bond markets as well as positive economic data at home and abroad.

Exclusive: An inside look at David Einhorn's big short

Hedge fund manager David Einhorn is taking an even harder line against Green Mountain Coffee Roasters , his big short trade, claiming a recent audit committee review of the accounting issues he flagged is nothing more than a whitewash.

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