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Alibaba, Yahoo, Softbank reach pact over Alipay

China's Alibaba Group said it has reached an agreement with Softbank Corp and Yahoo Inc that promises Alibaba could receive up to $6 billion from an initial public offering or liquidation of its e-payment unit, Alipay.

Motorola Hurt by Delays and Price Cut

Investors were expecting Motorola's newest anticipated device, the LTE capable Bionic, to be released August. On top of the Bionic's delays, Motorola is also delaying their newest update of the Xoom tablet. To continue to add insult to injury, Motorola had to cut the price of their current Xoom tablet to $499 from $799 after disappointing sales.

Full Dinosaur Skeleton Found in Alaska, Plus Photos of Rare Dinosaur Fossils

A 200 million year old reptilian fossil was discovered by Alaskan scientists along the shores of Tongass National Forest. It was the low tide that made the discovery possible as a rare marine creature called Thalattosaurs was submerged in water and rocks. The last Thalattosaurs to survive was after the Triassic period, roughly 200 million years ago.

Pumping Iron Reduces Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

According to a new study released Thursday, pumping iron may reduce your chance of contracting type II diabetes. It's been known for some time by medical experts that reducing your body fat will reduce your chances of getting type 2 diabetes. However, the new study from UCLA now recommends that increasing your muscle mass could do more in decreasing your risk.

Company value creation? Could do better

Long-term investors are losing patience with companies that fail to maximize value as the slowing recovery whittles away returns, with some calling for greater financial rewards for loyalty or takeovers that put growth targets back on course.

Report: Alien Life in Galaxy Not Likely

According to a new paper published on arXiv.org,, the scientific equation known as the 'Drake Equation' which scientists (SETI) are using to predict the likelihood of discovering extra terrestrials (alien life), is flawed. It is not that the equation is directly flawed, but the way the scientists are using it.

Obama losing sleep as debt deal goes down to wire

President Barack Obama is deeply involved in trying to win a debt deal and his White House was working flat out, aides said, pushing back against any impression Congress had sidelined the administration.

Senator Reid: Moving Forward With Debt Limit Bill

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Friday said that he "cannot wait any longer" for the Republican-led House of Representatives to act on a debt limit increase and he will begin taking steps to move legislation.

Goldman's new money machine: warehouses

In a rundown patch of Detroit, enclosed by a cyclone fence and barbed wire, stands an unremarkable warehouse that investment bank Goldman Sachs has transformed into a money-making machine.

Rosa Parks Revealed Rape Attempt in an Essay: Samples

Rosa Parks wrote in an essay that she was nearly raped in 1931 by a white neighbor who employed as a housekeeper. The essay was written many years after the incident and is one of the Parks' personal, written by her own hand, at Guernsey's Auctioneers.

Angry Birds Developer eyes China market

Rovio- the Angry Birds maker, and Madhouse- the largest mobile advertising network in China are collaborating to make the most of the growing mobile marketing in China.

Economic growth tepid as spending flat

The economy grew less than expected in the second quarter as consumer spending barely rose amid higher gasoline prices, and growth braked sharply in the prior quarter, a government report showed on Friday.

Chevron profit jumps on strong oil price

Chevron Corp, the second-largest U.S. oil company, reported a 43 percent jump in quarterly profit on Friday, beating Wall Street forecasts as high oil prices and fat refinery margins offset a drop in its oil output.

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