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A Minute With: Tobin Bell of the Saw horror films

Tobin Bell plays the killer named Jigsaw who ensnares victims in deadly games for the Saw horror film franchise that has captivated audiences with the same fervor Jigsaw dedicates to his bloody traps.

Windows 7 now 'simpler, faster': Ballmer

Microsoft Corp. formally unveiled Thursday its newest operating system, Windows 7, as the software giant hopes to breath new life into its Operating System product line.

New Moon vampires take bite out of Rome film fest

The vampires of New Moon, the sequel to the popular teen movie Twilight, hit the blood-red carpet at the Rome film festival on Thursday, with fans getting a 20-minute preview of the picture before next month's release.

Windows 7 version Comparison

Microsoft new OS Windows 7 version varies on its capabilities depending on what users need. Most non-technical end-users and buyers are wondering about the version differences of the Windows 7. Here's a short comparison of features:

Officials take aim at executive pay

U.S. officials on Thursday took aim at generous executive pay packages, saying it was offensive that firms receiving substantial taxpayer aid paid their officers and other top employees so lavishly.

U.S. takes aim at executive pay

U.S. officials on Thursday took aim at generous executive pay packages, saying it was offensive that firms receiving substantial taxpayer aid paid their officers and other top employees so lavishly.

Fed issues bank pay guidelines to combat risk

The U.S. Federal Reserve issued bank pay guidelines on Thursday to curb the type of excessive risk-taking it said contributed to the crisis that nearly collapsed the financial system last year.

Xerox profit beats estimates, shares rise 4 pct

Xerox Corp's quarterly profit was halved, underscoring the slowdown in office equipment spending, although cost cuts helped the company beat Wall Street expectations, sending shares up 4 percent.

Magna agrees to reduce job cuts in Spain

Spanish unions have reached an initial agreement with Magna over its proposed takeover of automaker Opel, leading trade union groups said on Thursday, clearing one of the last obstacles in the way of a deal with parent GM.

Combination format showcases highlights and minimizes disqualifiers

Dear Sam: After working 25+ years in a family-owned business, my husband needs to make a change. He has a degree from Purdue and an abundance of U.S. and international marketing and sales experience. What are your recommendations on setting up a résumé where there is only one employer, but numerous facets of one's responsibilities covering outside sales and in-house management within said company ...

Nuclear reactor maker Areva 9-month sales rise

France's Areva on Thursday posted a 6.4 percent rise in nine-month sales, driven by its uranium activities and the power Transmission & Distribution (T&D) unit it has been forced to put up for sale.

FCC staff recommends open Internet rule

Staff at the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday recommended establishing an open Internet rule aimed at restricting network operators from favoring some content over others along landlines and wireless platforms.

China authors say Google violated copyrights

A group representing authors in China has accused Google of violating copyrights with its digital library, a claim that Google denies by saying the service complies with international law.

Fed proposes executive pay guidelines

The Federal Reserve on Thursday issued guidelines aimed at ensuring pay and reward structures for bank executives do not lead to the sort of excessive risk-taking that contributed to the financial crisis..

U.S. presses ahead on climate bill

The Obama administration will press ahead with climate control legislation, despite difficult odds of passage before December's international summit on global warming.

Jobless claims up, leading indicator at 2-year high

A bigger-than-expected rise in the number of U.S. workers filing new claims for jobless aid last week signaled the labor market remained fragile, even as a measure of economic prospects hit a two-year high last month.

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