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Blackberry maker unfolds future plans

The QNX-based BlackBerry Tablet OS in the upcoming PlayBook tablet will make its way onto multi-core BlackBerry smartphones and different-sized tablets over the next ten years, said Research in Motion co-CEO Mike Lazaridis.

Financial literacy won't fix everything

Financial literacy has become a huge catchphrase -- the one idea upon which consumer advocates and bankers, borrowers and lenders, even Republicans and Democrats all agree.

Palestine - A distant dream or near reality?

Young kids hurling stones at army tanks, stifling curfews, incongruous checkpoints and an unrelenting settlement activity...The visualization of the word 'Palestine' is unlikely to change any time soon. Fathers would still have to carry children on their shoulders to protest against the army incursions while their mothers rally in support of people forced out as a result of expanding settlements. The peace talks have been officially stalled, the latest of the news reports suggest.

WHO backs 100 minutes TB test

The World Health Organization has endorsed a new, rapid tuberculosis (TB) test that can diagnose the killer disease within two hours.

UEFA Champions League round-up

The final group games of four of the eight groups in the UEFA Champions League, was played out on Tuesday, with group winners and second-placed qualifications to the knock-outs confirmed.

German Oct. industrial production rises

German industrial production topped economists' expectations during October, a report by Destatis said, indicating the German economic recovery continues, contrary to fears of a slowdown.

J&J eyes vaccine market with Crucell bid

U.S. healthcare group Johnson & Johnson made a long-awaited 1.75 billion euro ($2.3 billion) bid for Crucell on Wednesday, shrugging off the Dutch biotech company's recent problems with vaccine production.

Euro zone jitters spread to German bonds

Yields on German government bonds, normally seen as a safe haven by investors, rose on Wednesday as deepening uncertainty over how to stem the euro zone's debt crisis hit even Europe's strongest economy.

U.S. sends more subpoenas in insider trading probe

Federal authorities have expanded an investigation into insider trading on Wall Street, bringing to more than one dozen the number of subpoenas sent to hedge funds and other investment firms over the past two weeks, people familiar with the inquiry said.

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