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| Chip designers see dollar signs in Bitcoin miners | | | SUNNYVALE, California (Reuters) - Tucked away in an air conditioned data center in Silicon Valley is a hodgepodge of black boxes, circuit boards and cooling fans owned by 27-year-old Aaron Jackson-Wilde, a modern-day prospector looking for Bitcoins. |
| Seeking More Pay for Delayed Play | | | With the pace of delayed television viewing increasing, networks want advertisers to pay for seven days of commercial viewing to cover computer screens and tablets as well as TV sets. |
| Japan eyes government support for military aircraft exports | | | TOKYO, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Japan is considering providing low-interest loans from a state-run bank to support exports of aircraft designed for military use, the first time such sales are being considered since the end of World War Two, according to officials with knowledge of the still-developing policy. |
| Ryanair Cuts Annual Profit Outlook Again | | | Shares of Ryanair tumbled nearly 13 percent after the airline slashed its earnings forecast as economic weakness and intensifying competition drove ticket prices down. |
| Why the Indian protests were not a surprise | | | Nov. 14 - Tulsi Tanti, the chairman and managing director of Suzlon Energy, sits down with Chrystia Freeland to discuss the Anna Hazare movement in India, and why protests like this are not surprising in emerging economies. |
| Why disc drives are an endangered species | | | Could the phrase "burn a disc" soon be interred in the computing graveyard, resting peacefully alongside 8-bit graphics and the chirping, buzzing hum of a dial-up modem? Some of the most influential computer makers in the world say yes. |
| Pakistan Drone kill harms peace effort | | | A U.S. drone strike that killed the Pakistan Taliban's leader hindered efforts to talk with the Taliban but won''t derail them, Pakistan's prime minister says. |
| U.S. military doctors abetted prisoner abuse, study says | | | MIAMI (Reuters) - U.S. military doctors violated medical ethics by collaborating in the abuse of prisoners during interrogations after the September 11 attacks on the United States in 2001, an independent study concluded on Monday. |
| 10 scariest places in Asia | | | Gallery and QA with Robert Joe, host of National Geographic's "I Wouldn't Go In There," introduces Asia's scariest spots. |
| Record for Frankel half-sister | | | Qatari Sheikh Joann Al Thani has broken the world record paid for a yearling filly by splashing out $8.38 million for a daughter of 2001 Epsom Derby winner Galileo at the Tattersalls bloodstock auction in Newmarket, eastern England. |
| Toronto mayor apologizes for 'mistakes' | | | Nov. 3 - Toronto Mayor Rob Ford urged his police chief to release a video that media reports say show him smoking what appears to be crack cocaine and issued a broad apology for mistakes in his past. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). |
| Dying teen covers Perry's 'Roar' | | | When she was healthy, Olivia Wise would sit at her school locker and sing for her friends. Now the 16-year-old, who's dying of a brain tumor, has gotten Katy Perry's attention with her version of "Roar." |
| At Least 55 Die as Rival Sects Clash in Yemen | | | The death toll in four days of clashes in northern Yemen rose, one of the clans said, as the government tried to broker a cease-fire in a region that is largely outside its control. |
| This Little LED of Mine | | | The common complaint about compact fluorescent lights, the harsh glow, may have an energy-efficient answer, especially as LED bulbs fall under $10 each. |
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