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Oil jumps as clashes in Libya intensify

U.S. crude prices jumped to their highest since September 2008 on Friday and Brent rose above $116 a barrel as Libyan security forces cracked down on protesters in Tripoli and clashed with rebels near the major oil terminal of Ras Lanuf.

Apple's Jobs wants iPhone for China Mobile

Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has expressed interest in developing an iPhone based on China Mobile's fourth-generation telecoms standard, the chairman of the Chinese telecoms operator said on Friday.

Top 10 World’s Most Overvalued Homes (SLIDESHOW)

This list of top ten world’s most overvalued homes is taken from the latest quarterly ranking of global house prices by The Economist based on a historical data of home prices to rents between 1975-2010.

Startup touts itself as LinkedIn for doctors

Days ahead of its official launch, Doximity -- a LinkedIn-style application for healthcare professionals -- already has the backing of the venture capital community and thousands of U.S. doctors.

Gold rises towards $1,425/oz after U.S. payrolls

Gold rose toward $1,425 an ounce on Friday as U.S. February payrolls data supported expectations the Federal Reserve will hold off tightening monetary policy and as unrest in North Africa continued.

Facebook valued at $65 billion in new investment

Investment firm General Atlantic is investing in Facebook, valuing the leading social network at $65 billion, representing a 30 percent boost from its last big investment in January, according to a report on CNBC.

WPP finds cautious firms favor ad spending

Western companies flush with cash but reluctant to commit to longer-term investments spent heavily on advertising in 2010 and especially on TV, boosting the world's biggest ad group WPP in the U.S. and Britain.

Oil climbs higher as Libyan fighting intensifies

Crude oil rose on Friday, with Brent pushing toward $116 a barrel, as Libyan security forces began a violent crackdown on protesters in Tripoli and clashed with rebels near the major oil terminal of Ras Lanuf.

Oil climbs higher on Libya conflict

Crude oil rose on Friday, with Brent above $116 a barrel, as Libyan security forces began a violent crackdown on protesters in Tripoli and clashed with rebels near a major oil terminal.

Courtroom showdown in Galleon trading probe

A sweeping insider trading case that shook the hedge fund world is finally set for trial, with onetime billionaire Raj Rajaratnam fighting to stay out of prison in a courtroom drama over corporate secrets, tapped telephones and friends-turned-government witnesses.

The World’s Most Flirtatious Cities (SLIDESHOW)

Social networking site Badoo.com has published a unique ranking of cities based on the number of online flirtations initiated per month by the average Badoo user in each of these. Take a look here at the numero uno as well as some of the other cities that have made it to the top 10 in the League.

Chelsea manager Ancelotti to move to AS Roma?

Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti has been subject to fresh speculation about a move away from the Blues after his former Italy team-mate Ruggiero Rizzitell claimed he had held talks with AS Roma.

Microsoft, Google Find Common Enemy

Longstanding rivals Google and Microsoft seem to have found friendship in a common enemy - GeoTag - whom they are teaming up to sue over patents.

Tablet Shootout : Apple iPad 2 vs RIM PlayBook

Apple unveiled its lighter, thinner and faster rendition of iPad, the iPad 2 with upgrades sufficient enough to give a tough fight to the current breed of Android, webOS and QNX-based tablets.

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