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Rainbow Toad Not Seen in 87 Years Presumed Extinct, Recently Rediscovered [PHOTOS]

A colorful toad that has not been seen in 87 years was rediscovered in the jungles of Southeast Asia today. The toxic toad, ranked one of Conservation International and the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Amphibian Specialist Group's ten most wanted amphibians, has historically never been photographed.
Jul 14, 2011

UBS wins review of Madoff trustee's $2.6 bln suits

UBS AG won review by a Manhattan federal judge of $2.6 billion of lawsuits brought by the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm, at least the fourth time a bank has obtained access to that court.
Jul 14, 2011

Google smashes Street expectations, shares surge

Google Inc's results soundly trounced Wall Street's most bullish expectations, sending its shares up 12 percent and easing concerns that its battle with Facebook and Twitter is costing too much and hindering growth.
Jul 14, 2011

Bernanke halts Wall Street rally; Google soars late

Stocks fell on Thursday as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke backed off hints additional near-term stimulus could be on the way, removing a possible catalyst from a market already facing plenty of obstacles.
Jul 14, 2011

ConocoPhillips to split in two; shares rise

ConocoPhillips will spin off its refining arm in a bid to improve investment returns for shareholders, abandoning the bigger-is-better strategy that drove oil giants into mergers.
Jul 14, 2011

Carmageddon D-Day 1, but it's here early

The internet and social media have prepared Southern Californians for the Carmageddon countdown. It is just one day before Carmageddon, when a portion of the 405 Freeway from the Hollywood Hills to the 10 Santa Monica Freeway will close for the weekend starting Friday, July 15.
Jul 14, 2011

Key senator calls for special cyber security panel

Republican Senator John McCain called on Wednesday for the creation of a bipartisan panel to draft long-sought legislation to combat data breaches and espionage aimed at U.S. companies and defense networks.
Jul 14, 2011

IMF urges action on Greece, European banks

The International Monetary Fund on Thursday called for a greater sense of urgency to address the Greek debt crisis and warned Europe it was taking too long to repair its banking system in the face of growing risks of contagion.
Jul 14, 2011

ConocoPhillips to split into two; shares rise

ConocoPhillips will spin off its refining arm in a bet that each operation will be worth more as separate companies, abandoning the bigger-is-better strategy that had driven oil giants into mergers over the past 15 years.
Jul 14, 2011

Ambac $1 billion subprime lawsuit vs JPMorgan revived

A New York state appeals court revived Ambac Financial Group Inc's $1 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase & Co over an investment vehicle that in 2007 and 2008 suffered heavy losses from toxic subprime debt.
Jul 14, 2011

Bernanke warns spending cuts could derail recovery

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned on Thursday that overzealous cuts to government spending in the short term could derail a shaky recovery and said a debt default could wreak financial havoc.
Jul 14, 2011

Nestle stake in kiwi product maker to boost

Food giant Nestle is taking a minority stake in a New Zealand maker of kiwi fruit-based products to prevent and treat constipation, expanding its presence in the field of gastrointestinal diseases.
Jul 14, 2011

Will Amazon Tablet Kill Kindle?

Amazon will release an Android-powered device with a 9-inch display but no camera by October, according to a Wall Street Journal report Wednesday, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter. Users would be able to watch videos, listen to music or read books bought from Amazon. But will it kill the Kindle sales?
Jul 14, 2011

Jobless claims fall, but retail sales timid

The economy may not see a strong pick-up in growth in the second half of 2011 as the number of Americans filing for first-time jobless benefits remained high last week and retail sales barely rose in June.
Jul 14, 2011

People Who Drink Coffee Are Less Likely To Carry MRSA Infection: Study

People who drink tea or coffee regularly may be less likely to carry the MRSA infection in their nostrils, a new study published in the Annals of Family Medicine revealed today. MRSA, or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, a staph infection-causing bacterium that is resistant to common antibiotics, is potentially lethal, causing pneumonia and blood infections.
Jul 14, 2011

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