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BlackBerry will bounce back
The struggling company that has been in survival mode for a long time was expected to bounce back if it would focus on software development.
Natural gas firms expand for less costly consumer energy
According to past reports, natural gas companies planned on expanding their operations in the Gulf region.
Royal baby won't be eating any toddler Taco Bell
Taco Bell decided to kill its kids' meal lineup today. The new prince of Cambridge may just be the unluckiest kid in the world. Exactly one minute after the royal baby was born, Taco Bell decided to kill its entire kids menu.
Taco Bell's 'crazy' secret weapon
Taco Bell might have killed a menu line, but the strong sales of the Locos Tacos will ensure the company stays afloat.
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According to an industry expert, the natural gas industry of Australia needs to have a policy revamp to stop possible losses and divestments.
Dwyane Wade and Siohvaughn Funches agreed on the terms of their divorce settlement. Dwyane Wade and Siohvaughn Funches agreed on their divorce settlement.
A natural gas well exploded in the Gulf of Mexico today. A total of 44 workers were evacuated after a natural gas rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico today.
Google has 25% share in the internet traffic coming from North America. Data from Deepfield, an analytics firm, indicated that Google took 25% internet traffic in North America.
‘Tiger cub’ Laffont was bullish on content but not Apple. Philippe Laffont, a hedge fund manager at Coatue Management, did not seem too optimistic when asked about his opinion of Apple.
Sonic Automotive's Q2 profits dropped because of debt retirement charges, while its sales increased.
Apple dumped AU Optronics after its failure to meet the standards of the technology giant which further resulted to Apple's negotiations with Samsung about iPad mini 2's components.
Most Sonic stores faced problems with the recently rolled out "True Price" program. For the past quarter, Sonic focused on moving its dealerships to its "True Price" structure.
Google would spend more than US$500 million to market Moto X and begin its separation from the android pack.
The world's biggest smartphone producer by shipments, Samsung Electronics Co., was anticipated to reveal it best operating revenue ever.




