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Watch: US Man Turns His Eye Into A Flashlight After Losing It To Cancer
The video shows a brief demonstration of the capability of his Titanium Cyborg Eye as a headlamp.
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Transformers 4 title revealed
The official title of the fourth installment of the hit Transformers franchise is Transformers: Age of Extinction.
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BofA markets chief Tom Montag was bank's highest paid executive in 2012
Bank of America Corp's co-chief operating officer, Tom Montag, was once again the bank's highest paid executive in 2012, as his pay climbed 21 per cent to $14.5 million.
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GM profit misses estimates; losses in Europe deepen
General Motors (GM) reported a weaker-than-expected fourth quarter profit on Thursday, citing wider losses in Europe and lower vehicle prices plus higher costs in its core North American market.
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Selloff in global markets as Spain totters, Greece mulls euro exit
US and European markets tracked a sharp selloff in global equity markets as Spain neared a bailout scenario and fears grew that Greece could exit the euro zone. Overseas stock and commodity markets fell steeply. European shares lost 2.6 per cent, led by euro zone banking stocks, a trend the United States followed as shares of Morgan Stanley fell 2...
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US stocks bounce back; big banks move higher
US stock market bounced back on Friday, a day after suffering its second-worst loss this year.
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Dow snaps 6-day losing streak, Apple soars 6%
The benchmark Dow Jones industrial average rose 135.10 points, or 1.1 percent, to 12,504.48.
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Watch: US Man Turns His Eye Into A Flashlight After Losing It To Cancer
The video shows a brief demonstration of the capability of his Titanium Cyborg Eye as a headlamp.
-
Transformers 4 title revealed
The official title of the fourth installment of the hit Transformers franchise is Transformers: Age of Extinction.
-
BofA markets chief Tom Montag was bank's highest paid executive in 2012
Bank of America Corp's co-chief operating officer, Tom Montag, was once again the bank's highest paid executive in 2012, as his pay climbed 21 per cent to $14.5 million.
-
GM profit misses estimates; losses in Europe deepen
General Motors (GM) reported a weaker-than-expected fourth quarter profit on Thursday, citing wider losses in Europe and lower vehicle prices plus higher costs in its core North American market.
-
Selloff in global markets as Spain totters, Greece mulls euro exit
US and European markets tracked a sharp selloff in global equity markets as Spain neared a bailout scenario and fears grew that Greece could exit the euro zone. Overseas stock and commodity markets fell steeply. European shares lost 2.6 per cent, led by euro zone banking stocks, a trend the United States followed as shares of Morgan Stanley fell 2...
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US stocks bounce back; big banks move higher
US stock market bounced back on Friday, a day after suffering its second-worst loss this year.
-
Dow snaps 6-day losing streak, Apple soars 6%
The benchmark Dow Jones industrial average rose 135.10 points, or 1.1 percent, to 12,504.48.
