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Hundreds gather for Boston vigils
Tear, hugs, candles and flags dominate two gatherings. Continue reading
Your instant coffee may be about to go gourmet, for the same price
Instant coffee drinkers may soon be getting a more gourmet brew than they realize at no extra cost as roasters consider adding higher-quality arabica beans into their blends. Soaring demand for instant coffee in emerging markets has caused demand growth for caffeine-rich robusta coffee, widely used in soluble coffee, to outpace that for arabica beans, which dominate the gourmet ground-coffee marke.. Continue reading
Short campaign to replace Chavez gets nasty
One expert says emotion over Chavez’s death with dominate the election. Continue reading
Former Apple marketing guru brought in to save Motorola as Google’s panic grows
There is no end to the humiliation the old Motorola guard is being forced to endure. Google’s (GOOG) top executives keep making disparaging comments about Motorola handsets. Many Motorola leaders have effectively been hounded out of the company via insulting contract negotiations. Continue reading
U.K. Energy Sector Comes Under Fire
Six energy companies that dominate the U.K. power-and-gas market should be more transparent in disclosing the trades made between them, according to a report published Thursday by the parliamentary Energy and Climate Change Committee, which also criticized regulators and government for failing to help consumers make choices about their energy supplier. Continue reading
U.K. Energy Sector Comes Under Fire
Six energy companies that dominate the U.K. power-and-gas market should be more transparent in disclosing the trades made between them, according to a report published Thursday by the parliamentary Energy and Climate Change Committee, which also criticized regulators and government for failing to help consumers make choices about their energy supplier. Continue reading
Wall Street ends higher, but investors still weary
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks advanced on Friday but failed to make up for what turned out to be the worst week for markets since June, as investors turned their attention from the presidential election to the coming negotiations over the “fiscal cliff.” The market gave up some early gains after President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner, in separate public remarks, made it clear that partisan sparring would likely dominate the next several weeks. The S&P 500 finished Friday's session up 0.17 percent, but it fell 2.4 percent for the week – the worst since early June Continue reading
