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Dr. Stephen Friedman (R) vaccinates his colleague Dr. Don Weiss

Chickenpox Vaccine Reduces Deaths by 88 Percent

The chickenpox vaccine has nearly eliminated all chickenpox related deaths in the U.S., reducing deaths from chickenpox by 88 percent.

Japan repeats warning on yen rise as calls for action grow

Japanese Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda kept up his warning to markets against pushing up the yen too much, saying that he was aware of demands from the business sector for authorities to act against yen rises that hurt the export-reliant economy.

Asia shares up, investors calm on US debt deadlock

Asian shares edged higher on Tuesday, bouncing back from a slide the previous day, after U.S. stocks posted only modest losses in reaction to the worsening deadlock in Washington over raising the debt limit and avoiding a technical bond default.

Obama: 'Balanced Approach' Is Best Debt Deal

President Barack Obama, in an address to the nation Monday night, reiterated the need for a "balanced approach" to deficit reduction -- one that includes both substantial budget cuts and revenue increases, and he warned that if the debt ceiling is not raised, it would trigger a "deep economic crisis."

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Analysis: CEOs count on cash to cushion default risk

Memo to Washington from corporate America: unemployment is high, confidence is low and your bickering over the country's debt is the last thing we need.

Head of U.S. cyber agency resigns suddenly

The head of a U.S. agency that helps respond to cyber attacks resigned suddenly after several high-profile attacks on government computer systems but the Department of Homeland Security declined Monday to comment on the reason.

Rival debt plans pushed as deadline looms

Top lawmakers rolled out dueling debt plans on Monday that offered little prospect for compromise, increasing the threat of a ratings downgrade and national default, as President Barack Obama prepared to address Americans on the impasse.

Mid-Sept. Launch of iPhone 5 Seems Likely, Report Says

A new report says Apple will likely come out with the iPhone 5 in September.

As US lawmakers fiddle, investors primed to profit

U.S. money managers sitting on piles of cash are sniffing out opportunities to make a killing on the political circus in Washington over raising the nation's debt ceiling.

Japan Kaieda:MOF, BOJ should decide on forex intervention-Jiji

Japanese trade minister Banri Kaieda said on Tuesday that the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Japan should consult and make an appropriate decision on intervening in the foreign exchange market, Jiji news agency reported.

Swiss franc hit all-time high vs USD

The U.S. dollar remained on the defensive in early Asia-Pacific having hit record lows on the safe-haven Swiss franc as the market awaited the latest attempt by President Barack Obama to break the deadlock on debt talks.

Japan Yosano: Large swings in FX market undesirable

Japanese Economics Minister Kaoru Yosano said on Tuesday that large swings in the foreign exchange market were undesirable and that an excessive rise in the yen would hurt Japan's manufacturing sector.

TI forecasts modest third quarter

Texas Instruments Inc gave a lukewarm outlook for the current quarter, suggesting that back-to-school sales of computers and other consumer electronics would be weaker than normal.

NFL saves billions by rescuing season

Nothing draws U.S. television viewers like American football, so the labor agreement reached between National Football League (NFL) players and owners on Monday was a win for everyone, market experts said.

Back to business for NFL as labor dispute settled

The National Football League (NFL) and its players ended their months-long row over how to carve up their financial empire Monday by agreeing to a multi-billion dollar, 10-year deal.

Boston Red Sox Trade Rumors: Epstein Looking at Kuroda, Jimenez, and Jackson?

Boston has their eye on a starting pitcher.

Why It?s a Mistake for NASA to Scrap the Space Shuttle Program

The future of NASA is all about deep space exploration now.

Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin greets supporters as she arrives for the premiere of a documentary about her entitled "The Undefeated" in Pella, Iowa

2012 Presidential Run: Tough Way Waiting for Sarah Palin

Sarah Palin is trending, whether it is glamor, charm or anything that gains grounds in today's world. But it will not undermine her candidacy for a presidential run in the United States, as long as her attitude and intent to work in the best interests of the people are kept intact.

Mexican Papayas Recalled, Linked to Salmonella Outbreak in 23 States

So far, there have been 97 reported cases of illness resulting from an outbreak of Salmonella Agona, ten of which involved individuals being hospitalized, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said.

A Netflix disk envelope is displayed in Encinitas

Netflix shares down after subscriber outlook

Netflix Inc, the top video rental company, reported second-quarter revenue that fell short of expectations and cautioned that subscriber growth would slow in the third quarter, sending shares down about 9 percent.

Will U.S. Debt Ceiling Impasse Ever Rattle the Bond Market?

Time and time again, Washington has shown itself incapable of coming up with a solution to the U.S. debt ceiling impasse. Meanwhile, August 2 looms closer and closer.

Flowers and tributes are seen outside the home of Amy Winehouse in London

Amy Winehouse Death Sparks Buying Frenzy for 'Back to Black'

Amy Winehouse's sophomore album experiences immediate increase in sales following singer's death.

Obama: Spending cuts alone not answer on deficit

President Barack Obama, taking a combative tone in a standoff with congressional Republicans over the U.S. debt, said the country cannot deal with its budget problems through spending cuts alone.

U.S. airlines raise fares to scoop up tax lapse

Many U.S. airlines raised fares in recent days to take advantage of a drop-off in U.S. ticket tax collection after Congress failed last week to fully fund the Federal Aviation Administration budget, but passengers will likely not notice any price difference.

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