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D.Boerse-NYSE ask EU regulators for deal approval

Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext formally sought EU approval for their planned $9 billion tie-up on Wednesday, triggering a lengthy review expected to focus on the derivatives and clearing businesses.

Cyber attack on Gannett targets U.S. soldiers

Hackers broke into a Gannett Co database containing personal information about subscribers to publications read by U.S. government officials, military leaders and rank-and-file soldiers, the media company said on Tuesday.

Apple Final Cut Pro X doomed for failure? (Top 10 Apple products that failed)

iPhone, iPad and iPod. With these and many more on the list, Apple has undoubtedly made phenomenal successes and built its avid fans. However, Apple is not exactly Maidus and not everything it touched turn into gold. Here are some of the rotten apples that Apple has discovered in its basket since the launch of the company in the mid-seventies:

Dell sees acquisitions as critical focus

Dell Inc expects acquisitions to remain a critical focus for the computer maker, which is expanding into areas such as storage and services, according to its top executives.

Iran Plans to Launch a Monkey into Space, July 2011

According to Iran's state-run news agency IRNA, five monkeys are currently undergoing tests, and one will be selected for the flight on board a Kavoshgar-5 rocket, as part of the space program, potentially alarming Israel and its Western allies concerned over the progress of Iran's missile arsenal and nuclear arms.

Truman HS football star killed on graduation day

A Bronx high school football star was slain when he and his father brawled with parking attendants the accused of stealing a gift from their car just minutes after graduation, police sources said.

Lehman adds creditor support, new bankruptcy plan

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc said it has received a wider base of support from creditors for its reorganization, and filed a new plan it hopes will help it emerge from bankruptcy and pay creditors faster.

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