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Apple iPhone 6 Rumors: Taiwan’s Innolux To Supply 4.7-Inch Displays While Samsung And Sharp Lose Orders
Innolux is believed to have benefited from Apple’s reluctance to rely on Samsung.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Raw Inmarsat Satellite Data From Missing Jetliner Search To Be Released
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As the EU looks for options to reduce its dependence on Russian gas, Turkey presents an uncertain option.
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Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Chinese Navy Ship To Map Ocean Floor
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Meanwhile, a trailer of a film based on the missing Malaysia Airlines jet was unveiled Saturday at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.
South Korean President Park Geun-hye Apologizes For Ferry Disaster, Will Break Up Coast Guard
Park Geun-hye formally apologized for the Sewol ferry disaster and said she would break up the coast guard.
Balkans Flooding Threatens Serbia Power Plants, 37 Dead
"The situation is catastrophic," Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said.
Facebook Developing Video-Chat App To Rival Snapchat: Report
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AT&T Agrees To Buy DirecTV For $48.5 Billion
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North Korea Issues 'Serious' Building Accident Last Week
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Hyundai Recalls More Than 140,000 Tucson SUVs Due To Faulty Air Bags
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Dehumidifier Recall 2014: Gree Appliances Recalled Again By CPSC After $4.5 Million In Fire Damage
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US Drug Companies Take Merger Route To Avoid Taxes, Compensate For Patent Expirations, Respond To Falling Healthcare Spending
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ExxonMobil Says It's Sticking With Russian Sakhalin Project
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