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New round of cyber attacks heightens focus on FBI

Each week brings word of another cyber attack on a major U.S. institution, sending law enforcement scrambling and raising new questions about whether it has the ability or resources to track down cyber criminals.

Ryanair boss sees China catching Airbus, Boeing

Chinese manufacturers are set to take a significant bite out of the global market for short-haul planes by 2016, and will then catch up with Airbus and Boeing, the head of Europe's largest low-cost airline said on Tuesday.

30 Days Until Comic Con 2011

Comic-Con International will be held at the San Diego Convention Center July 21-24, 2011, with Preview Night on July 20th, according to the Comic-Con Web site.

Protesters besiege parliament before Greek vote

More than 20,000 chanting protesters besieged the Greek parliament on Tuesday before Prime Minister George Papandreou's embattled government faced a confidence vote crucial to avoiding a sovereign default.

Mark Kelly Hanging Up The Spacesuit For Good

Mark Kelly is going to retire from NASA and focus on writing a memoir with his wife, Gabrielle Giffords, who was nearly killed in a well publicized homicide attempt earlier this year.

Tracy Morgan Apologizes in Nashville

Tracy Morgan returned to Nashville Tuesday to apologize for a stand-up performance the comedian gave June 3rd at the Ryman Auditorium, the New York Times reports.

Airbus piles pressure on Boeing

Airbus dominated the Paris Air Show on Tuesday with a stream of new orders for its fuel-efficient A320neo and hammered out a long-awaited final deal with an Indian airline that will set a new record in terms of numbers of planes sold.

JPMorgan to pay $154 million in mortgage case

JPMorgan Chase & Co said it agreed to pay $153.6 million to settle U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges that it misled investors about a mortgage securities transaction just as the nation's housing market was starting to plummet.

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