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RIM shares drop, BlackBerry shipments disappoint

Research in Motion on Thursday reported subscriber and shipment figures that disappointed investors and rekindled fears that the BlackBerry maker is losing market share to Apple Inc and other rivals.

Oracle earnings beat Street view, shares rise

Oracle Corp reported a quarterly profit that exceeded Street projections and a 14 percent climb in sales of new software, signaling the tech spending recovery is on track as businesses shell out on big-ticket items again.

Senate urges tougher Volcker rule, with exemption

Banks would face stricter limits on risky trading and investing, but could make small investments in private equity and hedge funds under a modified Volcker rule backed by U.S. Senate Democrats on Thursday.

Geithner: G20 to focus on growth, confidence

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Thursday that the Group of 20 leaders' summit should focus on both growth and fiscal responsibility to lay a foundation for stronger economic growth in the future.

Lawmakers slam top mortgage firms on loan mods

The four largest mortgage lenders in the United States were grilled on Capitol Hill on Thursday about the limited number of home loans they have modified for homeowners facing foreclosure.

RIM shares drop as BlackBerry shipments disappoint

Research in Motion said on Thursday quarterly profit rose almost 20 percent, but the BlackBerry maker's shares fell 3.7 percent in trade after the bell as shipments and subscriber growth fell short of expectations.

Oracle earnings rise as Sun boosts profit

Oracle Corp reported quarterly profit that exceeded Wall Street projections on Thursday, as its recently acquired Sun Microsystems hardware division added to earnings.

Daily forex forecast 25/6/2010

With a distinct lack of any local economic data the Aussie dollar traded within a narrow band bouncing between 0.8670 and 0.8770 over the last 24 hours.

Silencing hepatitis B virus prevent recurrence of liver cancer

There is great confusion among the scientific community about whether women who are drug abusers should breast feed their babies. In order to shed some light on this issue, scientists from various Spanish hospitals and research centres are reviewing the methods used to detect substances in breast milk, their adverse effects, and the recommendations that mothers should follow in this month's issue ...

Market sinks on fragile recovery fears

The S&P 500 fell for the fourth straight day on Thursday as fresh signs of consumer weakness and worries about stringent financial regulation provoked investors to unload positions.

U.S. keeps G20 focus on growth but Europe resists

The United States said on Thursday world leaders must work to keep economic growth on track but Europe dug in its heels ahead of a G20 summit, insisting that now was the time to work on cutting costs.

Supreme Court imperils Skilling, Black convictions

The Supreme Court on Thursday threw into doubt the fraud convictions of former Enron Corp Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling and ex-media baron Conrad Black, a setback for the U.S. Justice Department in two of the biggest corporate fraud prosecutions of the last decade.

5 Great Outdoor Adventures Found in Las Vegas

When people hear Las Vegas, their minds usually conjure up images of the bright neon lights of the Vegas Strip, multimillion dollar casinos crammed full with slot machines, blackjack tables, video poker machines, and roulette wheels.

Temp workers lead EU, U.S. recovery

A sharp increase in temporary work -- a traditional leading indicator of in the early phase of recovery -- shows that many European countries and the United States are pulling out of recession, an industry association said on Thursday.

Twitter settles privacy charges with U.S.

Microblogging service Twitter has agreed to a settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission over charges it put its customers privacy at risk by failing to safeguard their personal information.

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