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Consumers Device Photos Sony Wikipedia: Sony

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Sony handheld to take on Nintendo DS, smartphones
Wed 26 Jan 2011
TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp is set to launch a head-on challenge to Nintendo Co Ltd and Apple Inc with a new handheld game device that analysts widely expect to be unveiled at an event in Tokyo on... (photo: Creative Commons / Steve.M~)

Mercedes Benz's E-Class - CD350I Model at an auto expo-Automobil

Fashion Photos Tokyo Video Wikipedia: Benz

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VIDEO: Benz 'fudges' Smart car at Tokyo fashion show
Wed 26 Jan 2011
WASHINGTON -- Mercedes Benz Motor Co(coa) unwrapped its newest creation in Tokyo Wednesday,... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)

In this June 28, 2007 file photo, one of Toyota Motor Corp. workers kneels down to check a Lexus at the Japanese automaker's flagship production line for the luxury model in Tahara, central Japan. Japan's top automakers are slashing production as they desperately grapple with sinking global demand that is forcing thousands of Japanese workers out on the streets. Honda Motor Co. announced Friday, Jan. 16, 2009, another round of job cuts in Japan. Overnight Toyota said it was making further production cuts in North America to cope with slumping sales and high invent

The Los Angeles Times Wed 26 Jan 2011
Toyota recalls 1.7 million cars for fuel leaks
The affected models include the IS and GS Lexus luxury models in North America. The company says no accidents are linked to the problem. Share The Associated Press... (photo: AP / Koji Sasahara, FILE)
Automaker Business Japan Photos Wikipedia: 2009–2010 Toyota vehicle recalls

Nintendo DS - Video Game Console

The Boston Globe Wed 26 Jan 2011
Nintendo 3Q earnings likely to reflect rocky year
TOKYO-Japanese video game and console maker Nintendo Co. reports earnings for the October-December quarter on Thursday. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Company Consumer Earnings Photos Wikipedia: Nintendo

The Los Angeles Times Wed 26 Jan 2011
U.S. official says world leaders will press North Korea to give up uranium enrichment
Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg meets with South Korea's foreign minister and will visit China. Share By Jung-yoon Choi Los Angeles Times Staff Writer... (photo: AP / Ahn Young-joon)
N Korea Nuclear Photos US Wikipedia: North Korea and weapons of mass destruction

As Europe Toils on Debt, U.S. and Japan Watch Nervously

The New York Times Wed 26 Jan 2011
As Europe Toils on Debt, U.S. and Japan Watch Nervously
The fiscal crisis in Europe may be only the beginning. The debt debacle that erupted last year in Greece and Ireland threatens not just Europe’s economic stability. It... (photo: WN / Marzena)
Debt Economy Europe Greece Photos

Bat Entangled

Khaleej Times Wed 26 Jan 2011
Borneo bats roost in carnivorous pitcher plants
TOKYO - Tiny bats, no bigger than a car key, have been discovered roosting in carnivorous pitcher plants in Borneo ' with their droppings a vital nutrient for the plants.... (photo: Creative Commons / Jovianeye)
Animal Bats Photos Tokyo wikipedia : bat

Toyota Corolla (ZRE152R) Ultima sedan

Philadelphia Daily News Wed 26 Jan 2011
Toyota recalls 1.7 million vehicles
YURI KAGEYAMA The Associated Press TOKYO - Toyota is recalling 1.7 million vehicles, the bulk of them in Japan, for various defects that may cause fuel leakage , the... (photo: Public Domain / OSX)
Car Photos Tokyo Toyota wikipedia : toyota

US Dollar - Currency

Inquirer Wed 26 Jan 2011
Dollar falls on Obama's call for tighter budget
TOKYO - The dollar fell against the euro and yen in Asia Wednesday after US President Barack Obama called for a freeze in federal discretionary spending in his State of... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Dollar Photos Tokyo Trading Wikipedia: Dollar

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	Final goodbye: A roll call of some who died in '10 The Boston Globe
	Sony to invest over USD 1 bn to boost image sensors production Deccan Herald

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	Mazda to lease electric vehicles in Japan in 2012 Kansas City Star
	The Thorny Path to a National Black Museum Herald Tribune
	51% in U.S. want Obama to visit A-bombed cities Asahi News

A worker rides a bicycle in front of apartment buildings under construction Thursday April 7, 2005 in Shanghai, China.

Beijing Intensifies Effort to Curb Rising Home Prices

New home construction in Gilbert, Ariz., is shown in this July 9, 2003, file photo.

New Home Sales in U.S. Rose in December

US Dollar - Currency

Dollar mired near 10-week low as Fed seen dovish

Sony game phone, PSP2 on tap: Android + AT&T Seattle Times
Bulgari Says Watch Business Turning Around Wall Street Journal
Tencent to link up with Japan gaming firm Hong Kong Standard
New blow as Toyota recalls 1.7m vehicles globally Hong Kong Standard
Robert Kissel set for divorce, says witness Hong Kong Standard
Japanese vending machines mine new territory: gold Canada Dot Com
Fed Votes to Continue Bond-Buying Program The New York Times
Stocks hold gains after Fed snoozer CNN
Supporting industries seen attracting more investment The Saigon Times
Two NGOs get Vietnam office licenses The Saigon Times
'Good time for equities exposure' Independent online (SA)
Soccer: Defender Ognenovski is Macedonia's loss, Australia's NZ Herald
Dow tops 12,000 - first time since June 2008 CNN
Advanced economies still weakest link Independent online (SA)
State-run Chinese firm agrees to help boost Japanese farm ex Breitbart
Stocks: Investors pause ahead of Fed CNN
Mailbag: Injury makes Nadal's Aussie Open defeat more bitter CNN
Toyota announces global recall of nearly 1.7 million vehicle Newstrack India
Stocks set to open higher ahead of Fed CNN
At Davos gathering, question is what next now global economy Star Tribune

Herman Van Rompuy's latest haiku asks: 'is anyone listening?'

Janus Hires Two Proven Leaders for Global Expansion

Toyota recalls 1.7 million more vehicles

China positive about Kan visit, seeks better Japanese unders Breitbart
Toyota recalls nearly 1.7 million vehicles Herald Tribune
High court finds July election in 'state of unconstitutional Breitbart
G-8 foreign ministers condemn terror attack on Moscow airpor Breitbart
Japan PM Kan: no plans to call snap election Yahoo Daily News
Asian stocks mixed as Obama delivers speech Herald Tribune
China using development aid to spearhead Asian push Asahi News
Tokyo governor race still guessing game Asahi News
VOX POPULI: Listen! What do we hear in the Lower House? Asahi News
Towards a better future The Hindu
Obama says both parties responsible for governing The News & Observer
Justice Dept settles over faulty Zylon body armor Herald Tribune
Unplugged: Ark. lawmaker drops headphone ban The News & Observer
POLYTEDA Appoints Jim Cantele as Vice President of Worldwide Business Wire
Obama's Competitiveness Council: Good for Business, Bad for Daily Finance
CUI Global, Inc. to Present at World MoneyShow Orlando 2011 Business Wire
Nissan plant keeps Japan jobs, sends green message Herald Tribune
Explosion rips through Philippine bus, killing 2 The News & Observer
Wal-Mart Looks Abroad for Growth Seeking Alpha
FAO wants price curbs and warns of food crisis: report Yahoo Daily News

Pedestrians walk past a Verizon Wireless shop in Washington Monday, Feb. 14, 2005. Verizon Communications Inc. is acquiring MCI Corp. for $6.75 billion, a swift response to the acquisition of AT&T Corp. by SBC Communications Inc. and the third big teleph

Verizon Reports a 2.6% Decline in Quarterly Revenue

In this photo taken Thursday, Aug. 27, 2009, employees work in a blue jeans factory in Xintang township near Guangzhou, in South China's Guangdong province.

Hot Topic for Davos: China's Growing Challenges

Mozilla Firefox - Internet Research

Firefox and Chrome Add 'Do Not Track' Tools To Their Browsers

Toyota issues global recall over fuel sensor The Business Review
Salarymen and yakuza headline Japan Society's Sabu retrospec The Examiner
A little history in mainland schooling Hong Kong Standard
Growing Pains Accompany China's Economic Rise The New York Times
Crowd Factory Raises $6.5M to Track Social Media Marketing t The New York Times
Category Confusion, Cleared Up The New York Times
European Commission of Two Minds on Software Purchases? The New York Times
The President Ignored The Elephant In The Room Business Insider
Egypt Blocks Facebook, Google-Anon Targets Egypt Govt The New York Times
U.S. Twitter Users Spend 2+ Hours Per Month on Site The New York Times
Zuckerberg's Page Hacked, Now Facebook To Offer 'Always On' The New York Times
Obama Urges 80 Percent Clean Energy by 2035, Gives Electric The New York Times
Shares of Nielsen and Demand Media Pop The New York Times
The Road to Green Is Paved With Data The New York Times
The 10 Things to Talk About This Weekend The New York Times
20 questions that could change your life CNN
Roubini at Davos: Raise taxes! CNN
Mr. President, this is not exactly a 'Sputnik moment' The Christian Science Monitor
Inaugural MetLife Qualified Retirement Plan Barometer Shows Insurance Newsnet
The Professional Oddsmakers Move In The New York Times

The reactor core of the KKG with the characteristic Čerenkov radiation. The KKG possess a pressurized water reactor delivered by the German Kraftwerk Union AG, a then subsidiary of Siemens AG and now part of Areva NP.

Nuclear energy in the Gulf

President Barack Obama and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper present an award to National Security Advisor Gen. James L. Jones in the Oval Office, Oct. 20, 2010. Gen. Jones is stepping down from his post next week. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

European Markets Rise After Obama's Speech

Former headquarters plate, from when Nintendo was solely a playing card company

Nintendo And Sony Didn't Invent 3D Gaming, You Know

Obama's State of the Union pushes wasteful spending that ben The Examiner
Mercedes F1 downplays Schumacher's motion sickness The News & Observer
Russian and European Officials Clash Over Gas Pipeline Plans The New York Times
LG had a pretty bad quarter, financially Crunch
Financial Rewards for a Doctor's Care The New York Times
Former Galleon Trader Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading The New York Times
iTKO Completes 2010 with Record Growth and Profitability Insurance Newsnet
Now, brighten up your smile with LED teeth! DNA India
Flash an LED smile to scare somebody Zeenews
New anti-HIV gene therapy makes T-cells resistant to HIV inf PhysOrg
Corning Returns to Growth Seeking Alpha
Looks Like The White iPhone 4 Problems Were In The Paint Crunch
Daily State of the Markets 01/26: The Rotation Game StreetInsider
Mannatech Opens its Doors to Guadalajara StreetInsider
UNH research recommends new regulatory structure to mitigate PhysOrg
The Value of the Oscar Bump The New York Times
Greystripe Partners With MNI for Local Mobile Ads The New York Times
Mobile Ad Optimizer Smaato Caps Year of Rapid Growth With Ne The New York Times
Research and Markets: Nuclear Imaging Equipment - Global Pip Insurance Newsnet
SAP Reports Record Fourth Quarter 2010 Software Revenue Seeking Alpha

President Barack Obama talks with President Sebasti‡n Pi–era of Chile during the working lunch at the Nuclear Security Summit at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., April 13, 2010. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

Can Immelt Serve Both Obama and GE?

The Monster Ball - Bad Romance revamped7

Nicki Minaj vs. Lady Gaga and Lil' Kim

Andy Murray in action on Day 3 of the 2010 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Queens, New York September 1, 2010

Murray meets his comedy muse, Djokovic takes fine in stride

Oscar nominations: Weighty matters in documentary and foreig The Los Angeles Times
This Film is Not Yet Rated - Documentary Review Newsvine
Lion King is coming to Providence Performing Arts Center The Providence Journal
Country hall of famer Charlie Louvin dies at 83 Philadelphia Daily News
Chinese blockbusters set for battle at Asian Film Awards The Independent
Givenchy Uses Only Asian Models At Haute Couture Show (PHOTO Huffington Post
Now Showing | Post Fossil The New York Times
Movie guide alt: Independent, limited release and foreign-la The Miami Herald
Abbott Reports Double-Digit Sales and Ongoing Earnings Growt Seeking Alpha
Japanese woman is bestselling poet – aged 99 The Guardian
Wanda Jackson glows thanks to Jack White treatment Yahoo Music
Not Safe For Work: Drumcunt Interviewed The Quietus
Hollywood Bowl's 2011 lineup The Los Angeles Times
Top five workplace movies show laughs, tears, ambition The News & Observer
Oscar? Gone baby gone National Post
Bill Frisell: Live Download Series All About Jazz
Bernd Eichinger, Screenwriter and Producer, Dies at 61 The New York Times
Steptoe, Rigsby, Margo: Forget class, it's the laughs that The Daily Mail
Collection pips favourite to win Costa book award Irish Times
It's a serious-minded year for Oscar documentary nominees The Miami Herald

Climate - Farming - Rice Farm - Agriculture

Global Warming to Continue Rise in Food Prices

Wildlife primate monkey-of-japan macaca-fuscata

Japanese monkey captured after daring cage break

Temperatures likely to shoot up in North

Temperatures likely to shoot up in North

Whaling Activists Track Down Factory Ship redOrbit
Armada team wins Nature Valley Big Air Challenge part of Den The Examiner
Rise in Zimbabwean rhino poaching NZ Herald
Big cities are not always the biggest polluters Grist
Big cities are not always biggest polluters Canada Dot Com
Most Polluted Cities Not Necessarily The Largest Cities redOrbit
First-ever solar sail a 'momentous achievement' PhysOrg
Obama Places Energy Investments at Center of Economic Argume The New York Times
Renewed Emphasis on Infrastructure and High-Speed Rail The New York Times
Obama, Announcing Clean Energy Standard, Looks for Compromis The New York Times
World's rarest bird pictures: A dance in search of a partner The Independent
Is India star-crossed in Asian space race? BBC News
Oregon police comb forested peninsula for shooter The News & Observer
The Future of Algae Fuels Is ... When? The New York Times
Stranded whales buried NZ Herald
Efforts to Halt Climate Change Provoke New Optimism The New York Times
Whaling commission expects peaceful Jersey conference BBC News
Rising commodity prices and extreme weather events threaten Grist
Battles Over Mountaintop Coal Mining Rage in Wake of EPA Vet The New York Times
BLM Proposes Rule to Curb Oil and Gas Production Waste and E The New York Times

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