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  Tim Cook Expanded Apple In Ways Steve Jobs Used To Resist

  Joe Biden had a question for Tim Cook: Why, the then-vice president wanted to know, couldn't Apple make the iPhone in the U.S.? It was January 2012, during President Barack Obama's reelection campaign and three months after the death of Cook's predecessor, Steve Jobs. Biden was in Palo Alto for a dinner meeting with Cook and a group of tech leaders...

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  Inside Trump's Private Meeting With the Video Game Industry

  Trump himself opened the meeting by showing "a montage of clips of various violent video games."

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  Philippine President Wants To Be Friends With Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin

  The Philippine president, who has lashed out at President Barack Obama for criticizing his deadly crackdown on drugs, said his ties with the United States are likely to improve under Donald Trump, but that he is also excited to meet Russian leader Vladimir Putin at an upcoming Asia-Pacific summit.

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  Dream On, Mr President: Barack Obama Hangs With Aerosmith's Steven Tyler

  He didn't want to miss a thing. So President Barack Obama invited Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler onto Air Force One for a brief hangout in Florida.

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  No Joint Obama-Modi Presser Because Of Scheduling Issue: White House

  US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi could not address a joint press conference after their meeting because of scheduling issues and the two leaders wanted more time to discuss several pressing matters, a presidential spokesman said today. "I think the issue was just a matter of scheduling," White House Press Secretary Josh Ea...

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  Russia Wants to be 'In Step' With Cuba on US Embargo

  Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov visited Cuba on Tuesday, saying he was meeting officials there to develop a joint position on the US embargo on the communist island.

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  US Wants to Trade Even More with India: Barack Obama

  Mr Obama, who is on a three-day visit, also welcomed the economic reforms being pursued by the government.

• Watch Jon Stewart on PM Modi's Visit to US

  His take on PM being compared to Ronald Reagan, and what Barack Obama - "top dawg" - really wanted to say.

• PM Modi is Meeting with Top CEOs, Will Dine With Obama Tonight

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that he wants to convert the Supreme Court judgment on coal allocation into an "opportunity to move forward and clean up the past", as he wooed CEOs of large American companies to invest in India in key sectors including infrastructure.

• India should import more Iran oil: ministry

  The Oil Ministry wants to raise imports of Iranian crude - even though US sanctions call for a cut - and has argued its case in a memorandum ahead of President Barack Obama's meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday.

• John Kerry makes first foreign trip as top US diplomat

  John Kerry views his first trip as US secretary of state as a listening tour, but the leaders he meets will want to hear whether he has any new ideas on Syria, Iran and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

• Man poses as IPS officer to meet Obama, arrested

  A college student, who allegedly impersonated an IPS officer to meet US President Barack Obama, has been arrested, police said in Muzaffarnagar today.Dalip Kumar, a B.Sc student, allegedly posed as an IPS officer and reached the residence of the District Magistrate yesterday, police said. Kumar then asked for a VIP car to go to Delhi to meet Obama,...

• US recognises India as a global power: Obama to PM

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has had his first meeting with the US President Barack Obama at G20 summit in London. President Obama told Prime Minister Singh that the US "recognises India as a global power". "We recognise India as a global power, our relationship is very important," he said, adding, "The US sees India as a critical partner in t...

• Obama 'greatly values' Indo-US ties, looking forward to meet PM

  Ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the White House has said President Barack Obama greatly values Indo-US relationship and wants to "further advance the impressive partnership" the two countries have established in the last one decade.