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Apple iPad 2 Launch

Uneasy questions for Apple as iPad 2 sells out worldwide

The Apple iPad 2 has flown off the shelves in as many as 25 countries where it was launched over the weekend, but this time Apple is facing uneasy questions from disappointed customers about the real reasons behind the sudden sell-out.
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Lights out in Western Pacific as part of Earth Hour event (Full Text)

Lights being turned off in homes, businesses and public buildings in Fiji and New Zealand at 8:30 PM local time marked the commencement of Earth Hour 2011, with widespread endorsement of the message that the world and its environment need commitments for action going “beyond the hour”.
McLaren Formula One driver Button of Britain drives out of the pits during the first practice session of the Australian F1 Grand Prix at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne.

McLaren duo surprise after Australian Grand Prix practice session

At the end of the second practice session before the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, it was the surprise duo of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton, both McLaren drivers, who led the way with the fastest times at the Albert Park.
Earth Hour

'Earth Hour' picks momentum

At 8:30 PM on Saturday 26th March 2011, lights will switch off around the globe for Earth Hour and people will commit to actions that go beyond the hour.
Religion

Study Claims Religion Could Disappear

A new study claims that religion may be on the way out in some parts of Europe, largely because it isn't as useful to adherents as it once was.
McLaren Formula One driver Hamilton drives in the rain during a training session in Montmelo.

McLaren taking risks for season-opening Australian Grand Prix

Formula One team McLaren-Mercedes principal Martin Whitmarsh is hoping that his team will be at least a second faster than their competitors in Sunday's season-opening Australian Grand Prix after adding new parts.
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Impact of Japan disaster on Asian economies will be minimal: analyst

Though the human tragedy caused by the Japan disaster is incalculable, its economic impact may be less harsh than previously thought. An analyst said on Monday there will be some near-term impact but it will not be sufficient to dent the region’s strong growth prospects this year.
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Sick & Tired of Risk

What's your true level of risk today? No idea. But the least your fund manager, advisor or favorite financial columnist can do today is remember the lesson of 2007, and highlight the range of risks and possible fall-out which might lie ahead. Take inflation, for instance. Though small, the risk of currency devaluation and hyper-inflation in the developed West is still materially underpriced by gold bullion

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