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Apple app developer Greg Hughes says Apple has taken ideas from the little guy before and will likely continue to do so.

Facebook has enabled facial recognition technology, without your permission. Here is how you can opt out from the tagging feature if you consider it creepy or dangerous.

The heads of TMX Group Inc and the London Stock Exchange Group Plc said on Friday it is full steam ahead for LSE's friendly takeover of the Canadian market operator even though a hostile bid for TMX could come any day now.

Congressman Charles B. Rangel, the Harlem representative whose shoddy disclosure perils lead a House ethics committee to investigate his conduct emerged as an unlikely ally for his colleague Rep. Anthony Weiner.

On July 8, astronauts will take iPhone 4 smartphones aboard NASA's Atlantis, making them the first astronauts ever to fly with iPhones into space.

Online radio company Pandora Media Inc raised the proposed value of its initial public offering by almost 50 percent, hoping to catch the investor fever that has taken Internet companies such as LinkedIn to new heights.

OnLive showed off its Wii U alternative at E3.

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Import prices rose for an eighth straight month in May despite a drop in fuel costs, with the year-on-year increase reaching its highest level in nearly three years, according to data on Friday.

The Dow and the S&P were on track to post their sixth consecutive weekly drop for the first time since mid-2008 on Friday as China's weaker trade data and disputes about a second bailout of Greece escalated concerns about the global economic slowdown.

Bankrupt Borders Group Inc reached agreements to avoid shuttering six of its stores that the bookseller planned to close under the terms of its bankruptcy loan.

A Galagos also known as a bushbaby and a seven-month old yellow baboon (Papio cynocelphalus) live in the Keny Wildlife Service (KWS) headquarters in Nairobi.

EU countries agreed on Friday on tougher sanctions against people conducting cyber attacks such as those registered in recent weeks against the French government, European institutions and Citigroup.

The Belmont is tomorrow, and the buzz is still about Animal Kingdom--although some other contenders are getting some attention from horseracing experts.

An investor in Research In Motion has pushed for a shareholder vote on whether Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie should retain shared roles as chairmen of the board and chief executives at the BlackBerry maker.

An unusual demonstration took place in the L.A. headquarters of Mattel, the American toy company that manufactures the famous Barbie doll, with members of the environmental group 'Green Peace' protesting against the wrapping of the Barbie doll that, allegedly, is linked to the destruction of tropical rain forests.

After reports were released this morning that Tracy Morgan went on a homophobic rant at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN, the comedian issued an apology.

'30 Rock's' Tracy Morgan issued an apology for his June 3 stand-up anti-gay jokes stating that he's not a 'hateful person' and that he 'clearly went too far.'

Friday, Spain police reportedly arrested three alleged members of the hacker and activist group Anonymous.

The head of Canadian market operator TMX Group Inc said on Friday it is full steam ahead for his company's friendly takeover by London Stock Exchange Group Plc even though a hostile bid for TMX could come any day now.

South Africa's Trevor Manuel ruled himself out of the race for the IMF's top job on Friday, making French finance minister Christine Lagarde an even firmer favorite, although the threat of a judicial inquiry remains.

Wall Street resumed its slide on Friday, with the Nasdaq turning negative for the year, after China's weaker trade data and disputes about a second Greece bailout hurt already fragile sentiment.

With food prices around the world skyrocketing, increasing hunger and in some cases acting as a catalyst for regime changes in the Middle East, there is more to worry about on the horizon.

Sarah Jessica Parker brings Bradshaw to Halston.

Israeli police entered Al-Aqsa Mosque compound after Friday communal prayers-known in Arabic as Jumma -- to disperse a crowd of young Palestinian demonstrators.

The tennis star is featured in Nike's new ad campaign.

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion will roll out its PlayBook tablet computer in 16 countries outside North America over the next month amid roiling criticism of its competitive stance.

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