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Apotheker Says He Did What Was Best for SAP Amid ’Brutal’ Slump

Sony Readies Gadgets to Rival Apple - Wall Street Journal

YouTube Adding Captions to Videos for Hearing-Impaired Users

Fired 'Call of Duty' developers sue Activision for more than $36 million - Los Angeles Times

Google Fiber Sought by Topeka, Boulder, Other U.S. Cities

Is the Apple-HTC Lawsuit Good for Consumers? - Atlantic Online

Looking for a clean-energy home run

Methane Bubbles in Arctic Seas Stir Warming Fears - ABC News

Despite Denial, iPad Production Numbers Look Low (NewsFactor)

Senator's Bill Would Expand Shuttle Program

Scientists conclude asteroid, not volcanoes, wiped out dinosaurs - USA Today

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