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- Technology
- Dell to buy Quest Software for $2.4 billion
Dell Inc will buy Quest Software Inc for $2.4 billion in cash in an effort to expand its software business and decrease its dependence on the declining personal computer market.
- iPhone anniversary marks triumph over crisis
- Apple pays $60 million to settle China iPad trademark dispute
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- News
- EU says Iran stalling on nuclear talks
Iran is stalling on fixing a date and location for a new round of talks on its nuclear program, the European Union's foreign policy chief said on Wednesday, but there is still hope that talks between Tehran and six world powers can begin soon.
- IMF says Europe curbing global economy; hopeful on 2014
- Iran nuclear power plant stokes worries closer to home, too
- Lawmakers touched by gun violence take debate personally
- Scope of Sandy's devastation widens, tempers flare
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- Entertainment
- Fox threatens to become cable channel amid Aereo dispute
News Corp's Fox TV network raised the stakes in its battle with Web startup Aereo Inc on Monday, threatening to remove itself from the free airwaves entirely and become a cable channel if courts do not shut down the online TV service.
- Olympic satire races against dramas in top British TV awards
- Talk show host Sara Gilbert engaged to singer Linda Perry
- Exclusive: Beyonce, Jay-Z Cuba visit had U.S. Treasury Department OK - source
- TV watchers multitasking, viewing more online -global poll
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- Newspapers
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- Business
- World economy set for slightly brighter year: Reuters polls
The world economy should perform slightly better this year because recovering growth in Asia will gradually overpower the political and economic malaise in the West, according to Reuters polls.
- Debt limit extension bill passes House
- Facebook's new pitch to brand advertisers: forget about clicks
- Insight: Mom and pop investors miss out on stock market gains
- Obama, Romney tiptoe around housing morass as they woo voters
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- Politics
- Obama to proceed with Allen nomination as supreme NATO commander in Europe
President Barack Obama will go ahead with the nomination of General John Allen as supreme NATO commander in Europe now that he has been cleared of professional misconduct in a Pentagon probe, White House spokesman Jay Carney said on Wednesday.
- House passes Republican plan to extend debt limit to May 19
- Cameron promises Britons vote on EU exit
- Gun task force to meet this week with entertainment industry
- School murders silence "cliff" rhetoric as deadline nears
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- Movies
- Blake Shelton dominates Country Music awards
Blake Shelton dominated the Country Music Association awards on Thursday, taking home three trophies, including the coveted entertainer of the year prize, on country music's biggest night.
- Electronic Arts sticks to 2013 outlook, sets buyback
- Actor Alec Baldwin weds Hilaria Thomas in NY
- Charitable group offers "concierge" access to stars
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