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Shareholders arrive for the SAP group general shareholder assembly in Mannheim

SAP Will Pay $20 Million in Oracle Criminal Case

SAP AG has agreed to pay $20 million to resolve a criminal probe into allegations that it downloaded millions of files from rival Oracle, according to a source familiar with the matter.

Astronomers Discover 50 New Planets, Including 16 ‘Super Earths’

ARTISTS VIEW OF PLANET ORBITING 79 CETI.

Astronomers at European Southern Observatory Chile location discover new planets.

Miss Universe 2011: Will Miss USA Alyssa Campanella Take Home the Crown? [PHOTOS]

Miss Universe 2011: Miss U.S.A in top ten voted contestants (PHOTOS)

Miss USA Alyssa Campanella may have a chance at bringing the Miss Universe 2011 crown home -- just a day after the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.The redhead has the beauty, brains, and charm to take the top title -- and according to the results of an online poll, she just might do that. Ms. Campanella was ranked in the top ten fan picks to win the crown.Before Miss California became Miss USA 2011, Alyssa Campanella represented her home state of New Jersey in the 2007 Mi...

The Cowboys have just one playoff win since 1996.

Fan Violence 2.0: Taser Used in Cowboys/Jets Fight

A fight broke out at the Jets-Cowboys game last night and it didn't involve any of the players.

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Venoco Raises 2011 Capex Forecast

Oil and natural gas company Venoco Inc raised its full-year capital expenditure forecast to $250 million from $200 million, partly due to the construction of a newly approved pipeline.

Bartz Quits Yahoo Board with $14 Million, Calls Directors 'Doofuses'

Former Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz resigned as a director, taking a severance package as much as $14 million after disparaging the other directors as “doofuses.”

Steven Sinofsky, president of Windows and Windows Live Division at Microsoft, talks at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

What Does Windows 8 Mean to Microsoft? Maybe Everything

Microsoft is expected to release Windows 8 in 2012 and the software giant has big hopes tied around the next iteration of the Windows operating system as it would be the biggest software overhaul to the operating system since Windows 95.

Apple is expected to launch new iPhone in October

Apple May Not Increase iPhone 5 Screen Size: Analyst

As the October release date is nearing for the iPhone 5, there is a renewed vigor in the rumor mills over its expected features and specifications.

Audi Best Buddy Challenge for Disabled Rides California Coast

Audi has teamed with Best Buddies International for the 5th Audi Best Buddies Challenge striving to engage more than 1,500 participants and raise $4 million in total donations.

Thousands Flock to WTC Site in Grief and Pride

Thousands of people journeyed to Lower Manhattan in New York City Sunday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.

Soldiers' Voices: I Can Do Anything

For Emily Yates, the worst part of serving in Iraq with the U.S. Army was the loss of control.

Oscar-Winning Actor Cliff Robertson Dies at 88

Actor Cliff Robertson, who won an Oscar playing a mentally disabled janitor in Charly and worked in movies ranging from PT 109 to Spider-Man 3, died in New York Saturday, the day after his 88th birthday.

NASA's Twin GRAIL Spacecraft Began its Journey to Moon (PHOTOS)

After a two-day delay NASA finally launched a pair of satellites from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Saturday on its first mission to study the moon in unprecedented detail.

Oscar Winner Cliff Robertson Died a Day After His 88th Birthday

American actor, Cliff Robertson who was best known for his Oscar-winning performance as Charly Gordon in the 1968 film Charly, died of natural causes a day after his 88th birthday on Saturday in Stony Brook, N.Y., Evelyn Christel, his longtime personal secretary said.

Is Lady Gaga Dating Her Hottie ‘You & I’ Co-star Taylor Kinney?

It seems like Lady Gaga is ready for a real 'monster' in her life.

Actor Gets Life in Prison for Gang Rape

Joseph Son, who appeared in the first ‘Austin Powers’ movie, has been sentenced to life in prison in the 1990 gang rape of a Southern California woman.

Jealous Female Tiger in Love Triangle Kills Her Mate at Texas Zoo

A female Malayan tiger killed her mate at Texas zoo who apparently was 'involved' with the attacker as well as another older tiger. Three-year-old Seri killed her 6-year-old mate Wzui around 4 pm on Thursday in an enclosure at El Paso Zoo, zoo spokesperson Karla Martinez said on Friday.

Iraq war veteran Jordan Towers poses at the War Memorial building in San Francisco

Man Who Joined Marines After 9/11 Made Sacrifice

Jordan Towers said he was unpacking a truck during a family move from Truckee, California, to the state capital of Sacramento when he heard the news that a plane had flown into New York's World Trade Center.

NFL Stadium Bill on Way to California Governor

A bill to assist a proposed stadium project aimed at bringing the National Football League back to Los Angeles was approved by California lawmakers on Friday and sent to Governor Jerry Brown.

FILE PHOTO OF PRAIRIE DOGS AT THEIR PEN IN WASHINGTON NATIONAL ZOO.

Judge: Government Agency Must Decide Which Animals, Plants Go on Endangered Species List by 2018

A federal judge has ruled that a government agency must pick up the pace in approving, rejecting species for the endangered list.

People May be Hardwired to Prefer Cute, Ugly Animals to Other Humans: Study

People respond preferentially to pictures of animals, according to a new study.

Apple iPhone Tops Customer Satisfaction Survey

Apple's iPhone is the global smartphone leader and the company can still boast that its product users are also among the most satisfied. Since launching the iPhone in 2007 and as the company's highly-anticipated launch of the next version, the iPhone 5, nears, Apple has sold more than 110 million iPhones.

Private Medical Data for 20,000 Stanford Hospital Patients Was Online for a Year

The patients' names, account numbers, diagnosis codes, admission and discharge dates, and billing charges were posted on Student of Fortune, a commercial homework help Web site. The information was contained in a detailed spreadsheet, which the site posted on Sept. 9, 2010, to show customers how to create a bar chart from raw data.

The moon shines behind buildings during a power outage in downtown Tijuana

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