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Marchionne: next Chrysler CEO likely after 2015

Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of both Chrysler and its controlling shareholder Fiat SpA , said he hoped to stay on through 2015 and would groom a successor from within the company's ranks.

Services sector slows, lowest level since Feb 2010

The pace of growth in the services sector ticked down unexpectedly in July to the lowest level since February 2010, while the number of jobs created by the private sector also slowed, separate reports showed on Wednesday.

Genes the Key to Longevity: Study

People who live long maybe simply be genetically gifted, a new study revealed. The study found that many nonagenarians smoke and don't exercise. The study overwhelmingly suggested that long life is enabled by genetic factors, not lifestyle choices,

Sydney Teen Escapes Bomb Detonation, Hunt for Australian Bomber Begins (Photos)

The Sydney teenage girl named Madeleine Pulver has been reported to be safe and freed from the bomb device attached to her for 10 hours. A bomb collar device was attached onto her by an unidentified man who broke into her family's mansion. He forcibly locked the collar around her neck then fled the scene, allow the teenager to call police.

Oprah, James Earl Jones to receive Oscars

Actor James Earl Jones will receive an honorary Oscar this year and Oprah Winfrey will be presented with a humanitarian award, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced.

Bomb Explosion Prevented, Bomber Permitted Wealthy Teen to call Police

An 18 year old girl was forced to wear an elaborate and sophisticated bomb device around her neck after an assailant broke into the teenager's home. Police spent the next 10 hours working to free the Australian teen from the live device preventing detonation and perhaps saving hundreds of lives in the wealthy Sydney town.

Factory orders fall in June

New orders received by factories fell in June, pulled down by weak demand for transportation equipment, government data showed on Wednesday.

Planned layoffs surge in July: Challenger

The number of planned layoffs at U.S. firms rose to a 16-month high in July as sectors which had been seeing fairly few layoffs unexpectedly bled jobs, a report on Wednesday showed.

SNB cuts rates to counter soaring Swiss franc

The Swiss National Bank announced a shock cut in interest rates and threatened more action to cap a soaring Swiss franc, but the impact was expected to be short-lived given the currency's safe-haven appeal amid mounting concerns about global growth.

Alfred Hitchcock Greatest Films in Light of Discovery

It was recently discovered that Alfred Hitchcock's earliest film has been found in New Zealand. It was produced in 1923 and called "The White Shadow." Hitchcock has credits as the assistant director, art director, editor, and writer of the film. His directorial debut would come two years later at age 25 on "The Pleasure Garden." Here are some of Alfred Hitchcock's greatest films! Quotes below are from Hitchcock taken from Francois Truffaut's book of interviews.

Mobile Malware on the Rise: How to Stay Safe

A new Android trojan is in town, and it can steal your account passwords and social security numbers by recording your phone conversations, according to a report by CA Technologies' Dinesh Venkatesan. Here are five ways to stay safe.

Service sector growth slows in July

The pace of growth in the services sector ticked down unexpectedly in July to the lowest level since February 2010, while the number of jobs created by the private sector also slowed, separate reports showed on Wednesday.

Biggest-ever series of cyber attacks uncovered

Security experts have discovered the biggest series of cyber attacks to date, involving the infiltration of the networks of 72 organizations including the United Nations, governments and companies around the world.

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