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UPDATE 3-UK energy bosses blame politicians for price rises | | LONDON, Oct 29 (Reuters) - The six energy companies that dominate Britain's energy market defended steep price hikes on Tuesday, blaming rising costs and political interference as a panel of lawmakers accused them of abusing their market position at consumers' expense. |
An Odd Alliance in Patagonia | | The great potential of an oil field called Vaca Muerta, or Dead Cow, has united an American oil giant and a politically volatile country. |
Most spectacular train stations | | Whether they are designed by cutting-edge architects or decorated with priceless works of art, train and metro stations have become unlikely sites of some of the world's most exquisite architecture and design. |
Exhausted Serena digs deep for WTA title | | An exhausted but elated Serena Williams is left celebrating her 11th title of the season to round off 2013 by claiming the WTA Championships in Istanbul Sunday. |
"TransWall" brings new perspective to touch screens | | Oct. 29 - South Korean researchers have developed a double-sided touch screen for use as an entertainment platform or for public information displays. Called "TransWall", the screen responds to touch on both sides from multiple users. Rob Muir has more. |
Amanpour analyzes testimony | | CNN's Christiane Amanpour speaks with NPR's Tom Gjelten about the Congressional testimony of U.S. intelligence officials. |
'Vacuum cleaning' Beijing skies | | A Dutch artist and designer has come up with a device he hopes will suck pollutants from Beijing's smog-cloaked skies, creating columns of clean air for the city's surgical-mask wearing residents. |
Libya oil crisis deepens as protesters shun talks | | TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya's oil crisis deepened on Tuesday after protesters blocking western fields shunned talks and locals denied that an eastern terminal would reopen, frustrating government efforts to end three months of disruptions. |
Nokia's NSN sees LTE spending to speed up in Europe from Q4 | | HELSINKI, Oct 29 (Reuters) - The head of Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN), which will be the company's main business after its devices unit is sold to Microsoft, forecast spending on high-speed wireless broadband networks will speed up in Europe from the fourth quarter. |
Palin follows Trump method | | James Moore says Palin, like the real estate magnate, has profitably monetized speculation about the possibility of a candidacy |
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