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Nintendo Reveals 'Wii U' at E3

Nintendo, a multinational corporation located in Kyoto, Japan, has unveiled its new videogame console, which is called Wii U, at the E3 trade show in Los Angeles.

Lynn Tilton blasted for bankruptcy conflicts

Self-proclaimed billionaire Lynn Tilton has dumped one of her retail companies into bankruptcy to rinse it of its debts while maintaining control, according to an attorney for a leading creditor.

At insider trial, defense attacks witness' drug use

A defense lawyer for a technology consultant who faces insider trading charges tried to shatter the credibility of a key prosecution witness, citing his disoriented romp on a San Francisco street after a bad drug experience.

Obama urges tough decisions on Greek debt crisis

President Barack Obama on Tuesday urged euro zone countries and bondholders to make tough decisions to contain Greece's debt crisis while the International Monetary Fund said more work was needed for Athens to receive its next block of bailout aid.

Tax hikes on the menu in debt talks

Top lawmakers will tackle the politically treacherous topic of tax hikes in their next round of debt-reduction talks, a Republican involved in the discussions said on Tuesday.

iRobot sets path to Latin America, China: CEO

iRobot Corp, whose products clean homes and disarm bombs in war zones, expects to see better growth overseas this year as the United States, its domestic market, keeps a tight rein on spending.

Major Arizona forest fire rages unchecked

A major forest fire along Arizona's eastern border is burning completely uncontained as high winds and low humidity have triggered a declaration of emergency that coordinates the entire state's response.

Apple iCloud debut, questions remain unanswered

The newly announced iCloud is puffing up the expectation for mroe popular and user-friendly cloud service. For those of us who may not see the loopholes, here are some questions that remain unanswered. You may want to consider before jumping into iCloud, and answer for me if possible.

More firms close to joining Maple's TMX bid: source

At least three Canadian financial services companies plan to join the Maple Group's $3.7 billion hostile bid for TMX Group , adding momentum to the made-in-Canada alternative to the London Stock Exchange's friendly offer.

Toronto waterfront set for ultra-broadband

One of Toronto's newest neighborhoods will start life with some of the fastest Internet connections in the world as developers tempt bandwidth-hungry residents and business into the one-time industrial wasteland.

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