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• Rates to rise under Senate health plan, industry group says - CNN
• Two Americans Win Nobel Economics Prize - Washington Post
• Pakistan Bomb Kills 41, Support Grows for Army Strike - Bloomberg
• Sidekick Users See Their Data Vanish Into a Cloud - Washington Post
• Google-Apple board ties severed; collaboration next to go? - Ars Technica
• Clinton Lauds Irish Peace Process, Urges More Progress - Voice of America
• Britain's Brown to repay $19000 expense claims - The Associated Press
• Resignation of Afghan election official raises anxiety level - Los Angeles Times
• Clinton Says North Korea's Missiles Won't Deter Talks - Bloomberg

Rates to rise under Senate health plan, industry group says - CNN Posted: 12 Oct 2009 10:05 AM PDT Seattle Post Intelligencer Rates to rise under Senate health plan, industry group says CNN WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Health insurance premiums for the typical American family would increase by another $4000 by 2019 under a key Senate overhaul plan, according to an industry trade group analysis. Sen. Max Baucus' Finance Committee is likely to vote ... White House blasts health insurance sector reportReuters Seniors lobby challenges health insurance reportThe Associated Press Obama and the insurance industry, daggers drawn over health care billUSA Today Los Angeles Times -ModernHealthcare.com -MarketWatch all 682 news articles »

Two Americans Win Nobel Economics Prize - Washington Post Posted: 12 Oct 2009 10:44 AM PDT Telegraph.co.uk Two Americans Win Nobel Economics Prize Washington Post Two academics who broke new ground in researching how people cooperate with each other outside of conventional markets won the Nobel prize in economics Monday. Elinor Ostrom, a political economist at Indiana University, ... Ostrom, Williamson Win Nobel Prize for EconomicsWall Street Journal Two Americans Share Nobel in EconomicsNew York Times Surprising Nobel in EconomicsBusinessWeek The Associated Press -Bizjournals.com -Forbes all 1,443 news articles »

Pakistan Bomb Kills 41, Support Grows for Army Strike - Bloomberg Posted: 12 Oct 2009 10:08 AM PDT Globe and Mail Pakistan Bomb Kills 41, Support Grows for Army Strike Bloomberg Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- A bomb attack on a military convoy passing through a northwest Pakistan marketplace killed 41 people a day after the army ended a Taliban siege of its headquarters, taking the death toll from four ... 41 killed, 45 hurt as bombings continue in PakistanLos Angeles Times 41 Killed in Blast Near Pakistan's Swat ValleyVoice of America Recent attacks in or linked to PakistanThe Associated Press Wall Street Journal -New York Times -AFP all 1,111 news articles »

Sidekick Users See Their Data Vanish Into a Cloud - Washington Post Posted: 12 Oct 2009 10:24 AM PDT ABC News Sidekick Users See Their Data Vanish Into a Cloud Washington Post A server meltdown over the weekend wiped out the master copies of personal data -- including address books, calendars, to-do lists and photos -- accumulated by users of T-Mobile's formerly popular Sidekick smartphone. ... T-Mobile halts sales of SidekickCNET News UPDATE 1-T-Mobile-Sidekick US users face personal data lossReuters Sidekick Foul-Up is Not a Failure of the CloudPC World BetaNews -NetworkWorld.com -Computerworld all 464 news articles »

Google-Apple board ties severed; collaboration next to go? - Ars Technica Posted: 12 Oct 2009 09:46 AM PDT Ars Technica Google-Apple board ties severed; collaboration next to go? Ars Technica Google and Apple no longer share any board members thanks to increasing legal scrutiny from various government entities. Because of this, the two companies can no longer afford to be public friends, but does that mean the end of collaboration between ... Levinson Departs From Google Board Amid FTC ProbeWall Street Journal Levinson quits Google over FTC concernsTG Daily Levinson quits Google's boardCNET News ChannelWeb -The Associated Press -Reuters all 326 news articles »

Clinton Lauds Irish Peace Process, Urges More Progress - Voice of America Posted: 12 Oct 2009 08:14 AM PDT BBC News Clinton Lauds Irish Peace Process, Urges More Progress Voice of America US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has praised the peace process in Northern Ireland, saying it serves as an example for other conflict areas that bitter enemies can resolve differences peacefully. Secretary Clinton was addressing the ... Clinton Urges Hewing to Irish Peace ProcessNew York Times In Belfast, Clinton Seeks Power-Sharing ProgressWashington Post Unionists walk out over Hillary Clinton's peace speech to StormontTimes Online CNN -The Associated Press -BBC News all 989 news articles »

Britain's Brown to repay $19000 expense claims - The Associated Press Posted: 12 Oct 2009 10:40 AM PDT Telegraph.co.uk Britain's Brown to repay $19000 expense claims The Associated Press LONDON — In the latest blow to Gordon Brown's beleaguered leadership, the British prime minister is being forced to repay over 12000 pounds ($19000) in disputed claims following an audit into how British lawmakers spent public money. ... Brown to repay £12415 expensesBBC News mps' expenses: Gordon Brown to repay £12400Telegraph.co.uk British PM to repay over 12000 pounds in expensesAFP guardian.co.uk -Bloomberg -Monsters and Critics.com all 549 news articles »

Resignation of Afghan election official raises anxiety level - Los Angeles Times Posted: 12 Oct 2009 10:13 AM PDT BBC News Resignation of Afghan election official raises anxiety level Los Angeles Times The disgruntled member of the Electoral Complaints Commission cites 'foreign interference,' adding an acrimonious new element to the controversial election at a crucial moment for Afghanistan. By Laura King Reporting from Kabul, Afghanistan - The ... Evidence of fraud could force Afghan runoff electionMcClatchy Washington Bureau Watchdog alters Afghan recount rules, member quitsReuters How the Afghan Election Was RiggedTIME BBC News -CNN -The Associated Press all 1,007 news articles »

Clinton Says North Korea's Missiles Won't Deter Talks - Bloomberg Posted: 12 Oct 2009 08:52 AM PDT RTE.ie Clinton Says North Korea's Missiles Won't Deter Talks Bloomberg Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said North Korea's test-firing of five short-range missiles today won't deter the US from working to resolve the dispute over the communist nation's nuclear ... North Korea Test-Fires 5 Short-Range MissilesVoice of America US policy 'unaffected' by nkorean missile tests: ClintonAFP US to push ahead with talks, despite latest missile testsWBIR-TV 9&10 News -Reuters -WashingtonTV all 739 news articles »

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