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iPad2 to be a teaching tool for kindergarteners very soon

The Auburn School committee has decided to pilot test the use of the latest Apple iPad2 as a tool for learning for kindergarteners in Maine School district. Children will soon be digitally literate as well,in fact more literate than their parents themselves.

Audi reveals all-electric A3 e-tron concept (PHOTOS)

German luxury carmaker Audi has released the details of all all-electric Audi A3 e-tron concept, a vehicle that will hit the market sometime in the near future. The electric car is based on the 2011 Audi A3 Sportback.

South Korea watchdog probes Hyundai Capital data breach

South Korea's financial watchdog launched an investigation on Monday into the leak of personal information from South Korea's Hyundai Capital, the consumer finance unit of Hyundai Motor Group, a Financial Supervisory Service official said.

Google messages for Japan earthquake victims

One month ago, a massive 9.0 earthquake and one of the worst tsunamis in history struck northeastern Japan. Many people in the most impacted areas still have immediate needs for shelter and supplies.

Raine Group receives investments from media, tech

The Raine Group, the boutique investment bank started by two former Wall Street dealmakers, has received new investments from three media and technology executives, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.

Sharp to halt output at two LCD panel plants until May

Sharp Corp expects to keep production suspended at two Japanese liquid crystal display panel plants until early May, as it grapples with unstable supplies of industrial gases after last month's devastating earthquake, a company spokeswoman said on Monday.

BOJ Shirakawa says recovery path intact, regional

Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa on Monday reiterated that Japan's economy is likely to return to a recovery path once supply constraints caused by last month's earthquake and tsunami ease, and as exports grow.

Nasdaq says its offer is superior after NYSE snubs bid

Nasdaq OMX Group and IntercontinentalExchange responded late Sunday to NYSE Euronext's rejection of their joint proposed bid, reaffirming that their cash and stock offer is superior to the offer submitted by rival Deutsche Boerse AG.

NYSE snubs Nasdaq's bid, sticks with Deutsche Boerse

NYSE Euronext chose its deal with Deutsche Boerse AG over a higher, rival takeover offer from Nasdaq OMX Group and IntercontinentalExchange Inc, dealing the latest blow in what could be a drawn-out bidding process.

As worry list grows, G20 gets wonky

While the world watches revolutions in the Arab world and a nuclear crisis in Japan, the Group of 20 is engrossed in an esoteric debate over something called indicative guidelines.

Obama to offer deficit reduction plan

With one budget fight behind him, President Barack Obama will offer a long-term plan for deficit reduction this week in preparation for bigger U.S. spending battles ahead, the White House said on Sunday.

Gallon of gas jumps to $3.76: survey

The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the United States has moved closer to $4, jumping more than 19 cents since mid-March to a level less than 10 percent below its all-time high, a widely followed survey said on Sunday.

Obama to Unveil Long Term Budget Fixes

President Barack Obama will announce later this week deficit reduction targets and a timeline to reach them, White House adviser David Plouffe said on Sunday.

Obama to offer U.S. deficit plan, more fights loom

With one budget fight behind him, President Barack Obama will offer a long-term plan for deficit reduction this week in preparation for bigger U.S. spending battles ahead, the White House said on Sunday.

Iceland again rejects debt deal

Iceland faces more economic uncertainty and a drawn-out European court case after its voters rejected for a second time a plan to repay $5 billion to Britain and the Netherlands from a bank crash.

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