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France to host Internet leaders for e-G8 talks

French President Nicolas Sarkozy will host technology titans, including Facebook, Google and Amazon, at a summit to debate how governments can encourage innovation on the Internet, while taming its excesses.

Court finds Rambus wrongly destroyed documents

A U.S. appeals court has ruled that Rambus inappropriately destroyed documents related to patent cases it filed, but the judges asked a lower court to reassess its decision to toss out a lawsuit because of the document shredding.

Citi reinstates quarterly dividend at 1 cent

Citigroup Inc declared its first dividend in more than two years on Friday, announcing it will pay a penny per share on June 17, but analysts said the bank could take a while to pay the kinds of dividends that its rivals do.

Alibaba says Yahoo was told of Alipay deal in 2009

China's Alibaba Group said it told its board in July 2009 that it had transferred ownership of its online e-commerce business to Chief Executive Jack Ma, rejecting allegations by major shareholder Yahoo Inc that it had been blindsided by the deal.

Sony PlayStation Network Outage Fails to Dampen Console Sales

Sony has show signs of steady and even increases in sales despite the prolonged PlayStation Network outage for the month of April. The Sony brand has taken a hit from the cyber attack from hackers that compromised over 100 million user account information but the effect on sales has been minimal.

Bush tells Obama 'good call' on secret mission that killed bin Laden

He initiated the hunt for Osama bin Laden, and was out of office before the mission was accomplished. Now, former President George W. Bush has released his thoughts on the killing of bin Laden, saying that while he is not overjoyed at the news, it is ultimately a victory for the American people.

Consumer prices rise on food and gasoline

Consumer prices rose as expected in April on higher food and energy prices, but continued to exhibit little sign of a broader pick-up inflation that would trouble the Federal Reserve.

Oil falls; Gaddafi, dollar weigh

Oil prices fell on Friday, dragged from earlier gains on news Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi may have been wounded and the stronger dollar.

Swiss Jetman Zips Over Grand Canyon at 200 MPH (Video)

Fifty-one year old Swiss skydiver Yves Rossy, aka Jetman, defied gravity by flying over part of the Grand Canyon on a custom developed jetpowered backpack last Saturday. His flight stunt reached speeds near 200 miles per hour after launching off a helicopter at 8,000 feet. Rossy remained in flight for over eight minutes strapped to his carbon-fiber backpack equipped with turbine engines and a take that holds between four to eight gallons of kerosene. After running out of fuel, he descends by ...

Judge issues gag order for Twitter

A British judge has banned Twitter users from identifying a brain-damaged woman in one of the first attempts to prevent the messaging website from revealing sensitive information.

BATS files for IPO, as exchanges M&A intensifies

BATS Global Markets, the third-largest U.S. exchange operator, filed on Friday for an IPO amid a frenzy of consolidation across the industry, including the acquisition of bigger rival NYSE Euronext .

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