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Oracle should free MySQL -software group

Oracle should remove the key stumbling block to approval of its Sun acquisition by giving Sun's database MySQL to an independent, non-profit foundation, a free software group said on Friday.

Jeff Dunham Show is laugh-free comedy for dummies

For those who don't recall, Jeff Dunham is a comic whose Christmas 2008 special earned Comedy Central record ratings -- a full 6.6 million viewers. Those are numbers Jay Leno would drool over these days, but for most of the country, Dunham is a complete unknown.

Microsoft's free Anti Virus a hit: 1.5 million downloads in first week

Microsoft announced Thursday that its free antivirus software has been downloaded 1.5 million in the week after it shipped.

Major iPhone developers make apps free

Apple has introduced an in-app purchase feature for free iPhone apps that will allow users complete transactions within the iPhone applications themselves without the use of the pp Store.

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How to get 2009 Free Night of Theater tickets in US?

The 2009 Free Night of Theater begins in October. It is the fifth anniversary for the annual Free Night of Theater.

BofA, ex-Merrill exec settle; he's free to work

Bank of America Corp and former Merrill Lynch & Co brokerage chief Robert McCann have resolved a dispute over his contract, freeing him to take another job in financial services.

EU launches free satellite system to fine-tune GPS

The European Union launched a free satellite navigation network on Thursday that could help pilots, drivers and blind people by fine-tuning the accuracy of the U.S. global positioning system to around 2 meters.

Free-to-air services help mobile TV market: chip firm

Fast uptake of free-to-air mobile TV services in Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and Eastern Europe is breathing new life into the ailing mobile TV broadcasting market, chip firm Telegent Systems said.

Borders to give free wi-fi in stores

U.S. bookseller Borders Group Inc said on Tuesday that it will provide free wireless Internet access in about 500 of its U.S. stores as it works to lure more consumers to its brick-and-mortar shops.

North Korea says strives for nuclear-free peninsula

North Korea would give up its nuclear weapons if its national sovereignty were respected and it did not face a nuclear threat, the country's ambassador to Britain said Monday.

Whitney Houston says she is drug-free

Singer Whitney Houston said in an interview aired on Tuesday that she is drug-free as she embarks on a career comeback, and that her faith guides her through her ongoing fight to stay clean.

Facebook says it's free cash flow positive

Facebook said the company has become free cash flow positive ahead of schedule and that the world's largest social networking site now has 300 million users.

Facebook says becomes free cash flow positive

Facebook said the company has become free cash flow positive ahead of schedule and that the social networking site now has 300 million users.

NATO troops free kidnapped NY Times reporter

NATO troops released a kidnapped British reporter for the New York Times in northern Afghanistan in a commando raid before dawn on Wednesday, but his Afghan interpreter was killed.

Ethiopians offered free AIDS tests by text message

Ethiopia is sending text messages to mobile phone users offering free HIV/AIDS tests ahead of New Year celebrations, in a drive to have more people checked in sub-Saharan Africa's second most populous nation.

Iran should free some post-election detainees: MP

Iran should immediately release detainees who did not play a major part in street unrest after its disputed election in June, a member of a parliamentary investigative committee said on Tuesday.

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CellStories offers a handful of literature for free

A website launched on Tuesday will post a short story every weekday to any Web-enabled cellphone for free in what some see as an underground challenge to dominant digital reading devices such as Amazon's Kindle.

CareFusion shares rise on first day free of Cardinal

CareFusion Corp shares edged higher in initial trading on Tuesday, the Cardinal Healthspinoff's first day as an independent company.

Nomura gets 6 years free rent for London HQ - FT

Japanese investment bank Nomura has secured a rental deal on its new London headquarters allowing free rent for almost six years, the Financial Times reported, citing the terms of a deal to be announced on Tuesday.

Free pizza today at Papa Johns

Papa Johns pizza chain will today (August 26) be offering free pizza to all Camaro owners in celebration of the chains 25th anniversary and also the reuniting of the chains founder with the Camaro he sold back in 1983 to start his business.

Papa Johns Camaro returns with a $250,000 price tag

The founder of Papa Johns pizza chain, John Schnatter, has paid $250,000 to reacquire the Camaro he sold back in 1983 to start his business.

Michael Jackson’s doctor worked for free: report

Michael Jackson's personal doctor, Conrad Murray, claims he never received any payment during the time he served as the singer's personal physician, abcNEWS reported citing an unnamed source familiar with the agreement.

Afghan election fair, but not free: EU

Afghanistan's presidential election was generally fair but not entirely free because of Taliban intimidation and violence that kept turnout low in the south, European monitors said on Saturday.

Universal free flu shots curb antibiotic use

When the Canadian province of Ontario began offering free flu vaccinations to its entire population in 2000, the result was a dramatic decrease in influenza-associated antibiotic prescriptions.