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Apple beats analysts' expectations with stronger iPhone sales
Apple Inc's report regarding its sales for the third quarter surpassed the expectations of analysts after selling 4.7 million more than what was expected.
Royal baby boy causes boost in copy Kate effect
The delivery of Duchess of Cambridge's royal baby boy was expected to spark baby boom and copy Kate effect within the next few months.
Amanda Bynes is under 5150 psychiatric hold
Deputies in California placed Amanda Bynes on 5150 psychiatric hold after setting a fire in a stranger's driveway.
Marketing of Facebook may win long-term loyalty of users
Facebook's understanding of the needs of each market was expected to boost its revenue and attain 1.1 billion users.
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The project of social networking giant, Facebook for every phone, was expected to give a huge boost to the company after gaining 100 million users each month.
Award-winning actress, fashion designer and singer Amanda Bynes was hospitalized after meeting the criteria for 5150 psychiatric hold.
PricewaterhouseCoopers reported that Florida received around US$156 million across 14 venture capital deals in the second quarter.
Snow leopards are being threatened by global cashmere demand. In the last two decades, the demand for cashmere almost tripled. UK was one of the top importer of cashmere, which was a multi-million dollar industry.
Raising a prince was basically like raising ordinary children, except much expensive. The Duchess of Cambridge finally gave birth to a son, the prince of Cambridge, who was third in line to the throne.
The Help to Buy scheme of George Osborne risked creating a new housing bubble. The Help to Buy scheme was George Osborne's latest attempt at kickstarting the economy.
Analysts said that Apple's September quarter forecast would give hints at next iPhone's release date.
Earnings of Apple for its June quarter will be revealed. It was reality check time for Apple once again. The technology giant reported its earnings for the June quarter Tuesday.
According to analysts, Microsoft's gamble on the touchscreen industry prompted the company's current loss.
Facebook users from emerging markets use the service for a different purpose unusual to its home market.




