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EPA promotes clean energy on Earth Day

The U.S. government’s Environmental Protection Agency is marking the celebration of Earth Day 2009 on Wednesday by promoting the use of clean energy sources.

AMD posts loss, CEO doubts PC market has bottomed

U.S. chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc on Tuesday reported a quarterly loss as it grapples with a dip in computer sales and warned it may be too early to say the technology market has hit bottom.

Oracle embarks on Sun courtship, troops cheer

After one false start, weeks of speculation and roller-coaster swings in its share price, the company once synonymous with the rise of the Internet has finally landed an attractive-looking buyer.

Icahn says not looking for prompt Amylin sale

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn took exception with Amylin management's statement that he wants to engineer a prompt sale of the biotechnology company to its diabetes drug partner, Eli Lilly and Co , and said he would not consider a sale below $30 per share.

Geithner says most banks have adequate capital

Most U.S. banks have enough capital to keep lending but a pile of bad debts is fostering doubts about their health and slowing a recovery, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Tuesday.

Lockheed says F-35 classified data not breached

The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin Corp, its top supplier, discounted a Wall Street Journal report that cyber spies had stolen secrets of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter aircraft being built for the United States and nearly a dozen allies.

AMD posts loss, sees lower sales

U.S. chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc on Tuesday reported a quarterly loss broadly in line with expectations and posted a sharp dip in revenue from a year ago as it grapples with a downturn in computer sales.

Rihanna and Andrew Bynum an item

The Umbrella star Rihanna is dating a professional basketball player; she was spotted enjoying an intimate dinner with Los Angeles Lakers' star Andrew Bynum at Mastro's Steakhouse in Beverly Hills on Friday.

Treasury weighs new mortgage subsidies: sources

The Treasury Department is considering giving banks and investors billions of dollars in fresh incentives to modify troubled mortgages and save homeowners from foreclosure, sources familiar with official deliberations said.

Scientist use brain to send Twitter

A biomedical engineering doctoral student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has successfully typed on a computer using his brain with the help of electroencephalography (EEG) using a system called BCI2000.

IMF: Economic crisis will cost $4 trillion

The International Monetary Fund said in a Global Financial Stability Report that quick and coordinated government action is needed to prevent a much more intense and prolonged economic recession.

Boeing Co buffeted on productions cuts

Boeing Co., the world's second-largest commercial aircraft maker, said Tuesday its first quarter earnings may fall after its production cut it is set to announce tomorrow.

Obama nudges Israel on Palestinian statehood

President Barack Obama nudged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday to accept the goal of a Palestinian state, as he pressed Israel and the Palestinians to step back from the abyss.

Chrysler lenders propose equity swap terms: source

Chrysler LLC's first-lien lenders have submitted a counter-offer to the U.S. Treasury that would swap some $7 billion in debt for equity in a restructured automaker allied with Fiat SpA , according to a person with knowledge of the closed-door talks.

Motives of ‘Craigslist killer’ not yet known

The motives behind the accused Craigslist Killer remain a mystery but police are eying gambling issues as a possible motive for accused Craigslist killer Philip Markoff’s alleged assaults on Boston-area escorts.

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