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Semi-Finals "Looks A Bit Distant": Netherlands Coach Ryan Cook After Loss vs Australia
Netherlands lost by 309 runs -- the biggest in tournament history -- against Australia, their fourth loss to lie at the bottom of the points table.
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Australian Prime Minister Cooks Desi Meal To Celebrate Trade Agreement With India
The pictures of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison in no time took the internet by storm and people started sharing their reactions to it.
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On Curry Night, Australian PM Cooks Khichdi. It Has A PM Modi Connect
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Saturday celebrated the signing of India-Australia trade pact by cooking. And the curries he chose to cook for the night were all from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Gujarat.
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Apple Shareholders Urged To Oppose CEO Tim Cook's $99 Million Pay Package
Apple Inc. investors should vote against the $99 million pay package awarded last year to Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook, a shareholder adviser firm recommends.
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Australian PM Makes 'ScoMosas' With Mango Chutney, "Looks Delicious" Says PM Narendra Modi
Prime Ministers of Australia and India bonded over light-hearted conversations around Samosas and more - take a look.
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5 Arrested in Australia Drug, Money Laundering Bust
Five men including a well-known music promoter have been arrested following an investigation involving the FBI into cocaine trafficking and money laundering in Australia, police said today.
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Carl Icahn accuses eBay board members of conflicts of interest
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn accused eBay Inc Chief Executive John Donahoe of failing to spot - or ignoring - conflicts of interest on the company's board and called again for the spinoff of its fast-growing PayPal division.
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A R Rahman's Guru song Tere Bina finds place in Planes
Oscar-award winning music composer A R Rahman's track Tere Bina from 2007 film Guru will get prominent placement in Disney's 3D animated film Planes.
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Apple's softer side emerges under CEO Tim Cook
Though the metal edges of its PCs and mobile devices are as sharp and severe as ever, Apple is emerging under Mr Cook's leadership as a kinder corporate citizen. Mr Cook's announcement this week that the company is moving the production of one of its Mac computer lines to the US is just the latest step in a softening of the company's image followin...
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Apple executive shake-up could lead to new design approach
The management shake-up that Apple announced is likely to mean that Apple will shift away from visual tricks, which many people within the company look down upon.
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Why Apple shares hit three-month low
Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook's new go-to management team of mostly familiar faces failed to drum up much excitement on Wall Street, driving its shares to a three-month low on Wednesday.
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Tim Cook stamps his authority on Apple with management overhaul
The executive changes are the biggest at Apple in more than a decade, and mark the first major move by Cook to shape his own management team.
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Scott Forstall, John Browett shown the door in Apple executive shakeup
Apple on Monday announced a major top-level management shakeup that is being seen as the biggest change since Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO.
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Apple takes on Google with own maps
Apple took the wraps off its own mobile mapping service and improved the search capabilities of its Siri voice assistant, taking the fight into Google domain.
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Euro 2012: Scott Parker's dream in balance
England captain Scott Parker's participation in the Euro 2012 finals hinges on an injection in a damaged Achilles, his club manager Harry Redknapp has revealed.
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Semi-Finals "Looks A Bit Distant": Netherlands Coach Ryan Cook After Loss vs Australia
Netherlands lost by 309 runs -- the biggest in tournament history -- against Australia, their fourth loss to lie at the bottom of the points table.
-
Australian Prime Minister Cooks Desi Meal To Celebrate Trade Agreement With India
The pictures of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison in no time took the internet by storm and people started sharing their reactions to it.
-
On Curry Night, Australian PM Cooks Khichdi. It Has A PM Modi Connect
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Saturday celebrated the signing of India-Australia trade pact by cooking. And the curries he chose to cook for the night were all from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Gujarat.
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Apple Shareholders Urged To Oppose CEO Tim Cook's $99 Million Pay Package
Apple Inc. investors should vote against the $99 million pay package awarded last year to Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook, a shareholder adviser firm recommends.
-
Australian PM Makes 'ScoMosas' With Mango Chutney, "Looks Delicious" Says PM Narendra Modi
Prime Ministers of Australia and India bonded over light-hearted conversations around Samosas and more - take a look.
-
5 Arrested in Australia Drug, Money Laundering Bust
Five men including a well-known music promoter have been arrested following an investigation involving the FBI into cocaine trafficking and money laundering in Australia, police said today.
-
Carl Icahn accuses eBay board members of conflicts of interest
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn accused eBay Inc Chief Executive John Donahoe of failing to spot - or ignoring - conflicts of interest on the company's board and called again for the spinoff of its fast-growing PayPal division.
-
A R Rahman's Guru song Tere Bina finds place in Planes
Oscar-award winning music composer A R Rahman's track Tere Bina from 2007 film Guru will get prominent placement in Disney's 3D animated film Planes.
-
Apple's softer side emerges under CEO Tim Cook
Though the metal edges of its PCs and mobile devices are as sharp and severe as ever, Apple is emerging under Mr Cook's leadership as a kinder corporate citizen. Mr Cook's announcement this week that the company is moving the production of one of its Mac computer lines to the US is just the latest step in a softening of the company's image followin...
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Apple executive shake-up could lead to new design approach
The management shake-up that Apple announced is likely to mean that Apple will shift away from visual tricks, which many people within the company look down upon.
-
Why Apple shares hit three-month low
Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook's new go-to management team of mostly familiar faces failed to drum up much excitement on Wall Street, driving its shares to a three-month low on Wednesday.
-
Tim Cook stamps his authority on Apple with management overhaul
The executive changes are the biggest at Apple in more than a decade, and mark the first major move by Cook to shape his own management team.
-
Scott Forstall, John Browett shown the door in Apple executive shakeup
Apple on Monday announced a major top-level management shakeup that is being seen as the biggest change since Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO.
-
Apple takes on Google with own maps
Apple took the wraps off its own mobile mapping service and improved the search capabilities of its Siri voice assistant, taking the fight into Google domain.
-
Euro 2012: Scott Parker's dream in balance
England captain Scott Parker's participation in the Euro 2012 finals hinges on an injection in a damaged Achilles, his club manager Harry Redknapp has revealed.
