The E.U. has given the green light to farmers to grow fields of genetically modified potatoes. Is Europe beginning to embrace GM foods?
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More than 3 million Cablevision subscribers couldn’t see the opening of the Oscars on Sunday because of a dispute over paying for ABC shows
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New drilling in and off countries up the coast of East Africa shows that the region may have massive reserves of natural gas and oil
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This may feel like a low point for trust, but in her new book The Economics of Integrity, journalist Anna Bernasek argues it’s everywhere — and it’s one of the most powerful economic assets we’ve got
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The media giant is selling its analytical expertise to baseball fans, and Major League Baseball teams. Can a Bloomberg consumer business hit it out of the park?
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GM is recalling cars, reorganizing management, and telling the world it’s ready to kick butt. But it’s also losing market share to rival Ford
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To get anxious home hunters to step up and buy, one company is offering to guarantee that buyers won’t lose money. But this safety net doesn’t come cheap
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Google is snapping up a handful of small tech companies as it prepares to launch its new Web-based operating system. The newest buy, online photo editor Picnik, fills some special needs
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The debt crisis in Greece has cut the single currency’s value 10% in the past month. That will help European firms’ bottom line
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In many countries nature is quickly sacrificed for wealth creation. But there is a cost to this loss and ignoring it, some experts contend, is “bad accounting.”
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Inmates in Britain have found a new way of tormenting their victims after they’ve been locked up: posting offensive status updates and messages on Facebook
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In a global web survey, a glimmer of hope for content providers
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Cheeky new website Please Rob Me taps into Foursquare and Twitter to expose the dangers of sharing too much information about your location online
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When Bradley Birkenfeld turned himself in to U.S. authorities he is said to have offered to wear a wire to gather evidence against U.S. tax cheats, but was turned down. If so, why did the U.S. Government decline?
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