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Syrian Conflict Collateral Damage: Syrians Learn To Make Prosthetic Limbs in Turkey And Treat Warzone Amputees For Free [VIDEO]
More than 100,000 Syrians have been killed during the country’s ongoing civil war.
Plotting To Destroy America? There’s An App For That Or At Least There's An Apple Mac For That; Kim Jong Un's Favorite Apple Computer
When it comes to planning world domination, discerning dictators prefer to use Apple.
The Fiscal Cliff And The Fed: Investors' Election Fears
Both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney could have an enormous impact on monetary and fiscal policy.
Apple Pays Just 2% Tax On Overseas Profits
The practice echoes that of fellow American companies Starbucks, Amazon and Google.
UBS Bankers 'Locked Out' of Work As Layoffs Begin
Despite the bank’s top boss insisting outgoing employees will be "treated with care," workers only found out they had been sacked after they were stopped at the front door, unable to enter the building having had their work passes revoked.
Sandy's Silver Lining: Did Flooding Kill New York's Rats?
According to reports, a large portion of New York City’s teeming rat population may have drowned in the floodwaters that filled subways, tunnels and basements.
Britain Out Of Recession ... With A Little Help From The Olympics
Official figures show the U.K. economy grew by 1 percent, with 0.2 percent of the growth coming from the Olympic Games.
Are Zynga Layoffs The Start Of Dot-com Crash 2.0?
While trouble at Zynga has been brewing for months, this is the second dot-com bust in recent weeks.
Electronics Manufacturer Foxconn Admits Using Minors
The company admitted that some students in its summer internship were below the Chinese legal minimum working age of 16.
Russia Denies Weapons Onboard Moscow To Syria Passenger Flight
Turkish jet fighters intercepted a Syrian passenger airplane on Wednesday night, according to reports.
Chinese Telecommunication Giants Huawei, ZTE Pose 'Security Threat' To US House Committee Warns
The two companies, which provide equipment to most of the world's telecom companies, should be blocked from merging and acquiring U.S. firms, a report concluded.
Thanks A Million Steve: Apple Celebrates Life Of Founder Jobs On 1 Year Anniversary
Jobs passed away on Oct. 5, 2011, after a long fight with pancreatic cancer, and to commemorate him, the entire Apple homepage has been given up for the video, which fades when finished to show a message from his successor, Apple CEO Tim Cook.
One Billion And Counting: Facebook Breaks New Member Record
Facebook also announced that it has received more than 1.13 trillion 'Likes' since it launched the tool in February 2009.
37 Dead, Crew Arrested After Hong Kong Ferry Disaster
Three of the arrested crewmen worked on a vessel owned by Hong Kong Electric, and the other three crewmen were from the other vessel.
France To Hammer Millionaires With 75% Top Tax Rate
The proposed 75% top tax rate, up from 48%, will affect approximately 30,000 French citizens, or just 0.46% of the population.
Most Twitter Users In China...Where It's Blocked
China's has banned Twitter for 3 years, but the country’s net users have beat it by using Virtual Private Networks and other tricks.
‘Why Won’t Airplane Windows Open?' Mitt Romney In Latest Gaffe
The Republican Presidential nominee put his foot in it after questioning why jet aircraft don’t have windows that can be opened by passengers.
Is SARS Back? WHO Identifies Deadly New Virus Strain
The WHO said it has identified a new deadly strain of SARS after a 49-year-old Qatari man became ill.
Blackberry Service Back On After Outage in Europe, Africa, Middle East
The service outage, which lasted for several hours starting in the early hours of Friday morning, came as arch rival Apple [AAPL] launched their latest iPhone.
Talk About Timing! Blackberry Service Down As Apple Launches iPhone 5
The problems started at around 8 am GMT this morning,with many Blackberry users unable to access the internet, send and receive emails or use instant messaging service BBM from their devices.
Apple Loses Its Way As Users Pan New Map App
As U.S, Allies Launch Largest Ever Middle East Naval Exercise, Is Israel Preparing to Strike Iran?
An armada of military hardware from 25 nations, including battleships, aircraft carriers, submarines and minesweepers has descended on the Persian Gulf as Western policy makers desperately try to convince Israel that diplomacy and sanctions designed to halt Iran?s nuclear program need more time to work.
Royal Couple May Sue After "Grotesque" Publishing of Nude Kate Middleton Shots
The pictures will appear in its latest issue, due to be released on 14 September. A teaser of the magazine's front cover has already appeared on Closer's website, featuring pictures of Kate in a bikini apparently about to remove her top.
Al-Qaeda Group Responsible For Libyan Embassy Attack: Report
rs of the banned Omar Abdul Rahman Brigades were behind the assault on the Benghazi embassy on Tuesday, using the pretext of an inflammatory online video depicting the Islamic prophet Mohamed to launch the attack which killed Christopher Stevens, according to sources.
We Arrived in a Cargo Ship’: Dead Ambassador Chris Stevens’ Work in Libya
During the 2011 uprising against Colonel Gaddafi he became the chief liaison between the U.S. and the Transitional National Council (TNC), acting as a vital go-between for the rebels.
Is The US's New Land Grab A Further Sign Of Housing Recovery?
Money managers BlackRock Inc., hedge fund Angelo Gordon & Co. and real estate investment firm Starwood Capital are among the firms making more than a 20 percent profit on sales of land they bought on the cheap during the economic downturn.
World's Richest Woman Tells 'Jealous Poor': Drink Less And Lower Minimum Wage
Rinehart, who inherited $75 million from her late father before carving out a $13 billion mining fortune, made the comments in a column she wrote for the Australian Resources and Investment magazine.
"Everyone Over 50 Should Take Statins": Leading Doctor Dismisses Concerns Over Cholesterol Fighting Drug
British cardiovascular expert Professor Sir Roy Collins dismissed fears raised by U.S. and U.K regulators that the cholesterol lowering drug causes dangerous side effects such as memory loss, depression and sexual dysfunction, saying the benefits far outweigh any potential complications.
A New Run On The Banks? Spaniards Pulling Cash Out At Record Rates
Private sector deposits fell by nearly 5 percent in July to €1.509, European Central Bank data showed, as public confidence in the banking system continued to plummet amid a worsening economic situation.