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MF Global may return funds, cuts more jobs

Thousands of former MF Global Holdings Ltd customers may recover $520 million of cash held in their accounts by early next week, even as the bankrupt brokerage lays off more workers.

Angie's List prices IPO at $13 a share: underwriter

Angie's List Inc, which provides consumer reviews of local professionals and businesses, priced its initial public offering at $13 a share, the higher end of the expected price range, according to an underwriter.

Pamela Anderson to Play the Virgin Mary [PHOTOS]

Pamela Anderson, best known for nude photos shoots in Playboy and a homemade porn video featuring Tommy Lee, will play the Virgin Mary -- mother of the baby Jesus -- in an forthcoming Christmas special.

IMF replaces Europe director as debt crisis boils

The International Monetary Fund replaced its European Director with a powerful, well-connected, insider on Wednesday in a sign the global lender is setting a more forceful course of action in dealing with the European crisis.

Masturbating Minister Paul LaDuke's Bond Set at $40,000

An Illinois judge set the bond at $40,000 for an algebra teacher at a Christian school who admitted to investigators that he masturbated behind a lectern Friday during class, WWLS-TV reported Wednesday. Paul LaDuke, a 75-year-old minister in charge of a class full of minors, confessed that until one of them caught him in the act, he would put an apron on and masturbate while he thought about girls in the room for 10 years.

Qihoo Q3 beats, sees Q4 rev above estimates

China-based Qihoo 360 Technology Co posted better-than-expected quarterly results and forecast strong revenue for the current quarter as the provider of antivirus software draws more money from online advertising.

NetApp sees Q3 profit below Street, shares fall

Data storage equipment maker NetApp Inc reported a 6 percent dip in fiscal second-quarter profit and forecast lower than expected results for the current quarter as large corporations trim technology spending in a shaky economy.

Google unveils music service

Google Inc unveiled a new online music store on Wednesday, in a move to challenge the dominance of market leaders Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc.

Rapper Mac Miller, No.1 in indie victory

Rapper Mac Miller became the first indie artist since 1995 to debut at the top of the Billboard Top 200 album charts on Wednesday, with his first album Blue Slide Park.

Wall Street falls, eyes banking contagion

Stocks fell on Wednesday, with selling accelerating late in the session on more warnings about the potential impact of the euro zone's debt crisis on the global economy and the banking system.

Rambus loses antitrust lawsuit, shares plunge

Rambus Inc was dealt a major defeat on Wednesday as a jury rejected its claims in a $4 billion antitrust lawsuit against Micron Technology Inc and Hynix Semiconductor Inc, a decision that wiped out almost two-thirds of its market value.

Betty Wright and the Roots revive '70s soul

If you love the classic era of baby-making music -- which could mean that you're just a year or two past the point of having to worry about your music tastes resulting in actual babies -- you'll love Betty Wright: The Movie, the new album by the 57-year-old soul singer and her storied backup band, the Roots.

Ericsson, Alcatel dominate LTE market: Dell'Oro

Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent won more of the emerging market for LTE wireless network technology in the third quarter, helped by their strong position in the United States, researcher Dell'Oro said.

BHP Billiton wary on commodity price outlook

BHP Billiton , the world's biggest miner, expects heightened volatility and the uncertain economic outlook to weigh on sentiment in commodities markets, with customers being more cautious in managing stocks.

Olympus plans $3.4 billion debt reduction: report

Japan's disgraced Olympus Corp may sell assets to help pay down $3.4 billion in debt under a plan aimed at keeping the support of lenders in its battle to survive an accounting scandal, the Nikkei business daily said on Thursday.

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