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Lockout makes insurance an Olympian issue for stars

NEW YORK — The decision by NBA club owners to lock out players starting Friday means NBA stars who want to play for their homelands in Olympic qualifying over the next…

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US automakers post big sales gains in June

CHICAGO — US automakers posted big sales gains in June amid strong demand for their more fuel-efficient vehicles, with Chrysler sales jumping 30 percent, Ford up 14 percent and General Motors…

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Tens of thousands due at Berlin yoga fest

BERLIN — Tens of thousands of yoga fans are expected in Berlin this weekend for a huge festival organised in the German capital's 1930s Olympic Stadium by one of India's best-known…

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Nigerian city gripped by fear after Islamist attacks

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Fear pervades the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri where hundreds of troops have been deployed after a wave of bombings and shootings by the radical Islamist sect Boko…

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Apple, Microsoft-led consortium wins Nortel patents

MONTREAL — A consortium led by Apple and Microsoft won an auction for some 6,000 patents held by bankrupt Canadian firm Nortel, their $4.5 billion bid beating Google and Intel, Nortel…

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Bankrupt Borders book seller finds bidder

NEW YORK — Borders, the second largest US book store chain, has found a bidder to purchase its assets after filing for bankruptcy earlier this year.Direct Brands, a portfolio company of…

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Vodafone to sell Polish Polkomtel stake

LONDON — British mobile phone giant Vodafone said on Friday that it was selling its stake in Polkomtel as part of a shareholder agreement to sell the Polish telecoms group to…

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Minister urges businesses to hire young Britons

LONDON — Businesses should recruit more unemployed British youths rather than taking on migrant workers, the work and pensions secretary is expected to say on Friday.In a speech in Madrid Iain…

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Japan begins power restrictions

TOKYO — Japan on Friday began restricting electricity consumption in the Tokyo and Tohoku regions, more than three months after a tsunami sent nuclear reactors into meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi…

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Japan's Ricoh to acquire Pentax camera brand

TOKYO — Japanese office equipment and camera maker Ricoh on Friday said it would acquire Hoya Corporation's Pentax digital camera business in a deal effective October.In a statement, the companies said…

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JAL plans budget carrier with Jetstar: report

TOKYO — Japan Airlines (JAL) is expected to enter the low-cost carrier market by teaming up with Australia's Jetstar, launching domestic services as early as next year, a report said Friday.JAL…

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US regulators looking into Twitter: reports

WASHINGTON — US regulators are reviewing Twitter's dealings with firms that build applications and services for the popular messaging service, according to published reports.The Wall Street Journal, citing a "person familiar…

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