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- 'Pink' app steers big spenders in right direction
- Fugitive accountant uses 'China argument'
- Artists explore their aural fixation
- Chainrai could own Portsmouth for a third time
- Professionals hooked on fantasy game
- From drug needles ... to a needle and thread
- HK may revise economic forecast if markets worsen
- 'Mother's boy' rock solid in tense times
- May the sun shine on rare eclipse
- Whole world is a gallery for artists
- Short Science
- Freak accident halts school extension
- Sex research academic claims HKU censorship
- 'No propaganda department' for HK
- Rugby boys hit by eye infection
^FTSE: 5267.62(-70.76)
- L'altro volto del Movimento 5 stelle, quell'ultimo posto a L'Aquila
- Grandi vini toscani in vetrina a Firenze, c'è anche il biodinamico vegano
- Brindisi, bomba davanti a una scuola. Morta una ragazza di 16 anni, gravissima una sua compagna. Trovati i resti di un timer
- Strage di Brindisi ancora senza rivendicazione. Si fa largo la pista mafiosa
- G-8: appello per Europa forte e unita con Grecia dentro. Monti: fiducioso, occorrono piste concrete come gli eurobond
- La scuola di Brindisi vinse il concorso «La legalità nel quotidiano»
- Spacex non ce l'ha fatta oggi, riproverà il 22 maggio
- Due professori di economia in corsa per risvegliare una città impaurita dalla crisi e dal terrorismo
- Caso Orlandi, sotto inchiesta l'ex rettore di S. Apollinare. Il prelato: nulla da nascondere
- Caso Marò, no a libertà su cauzione. Farnesina convoca l'ambasciatore indiano: inaccettabile
- Scandalo Lega, Bossi non esce di scena: «Lascerò solo quando la Padania trionferà»
- Non solo Milano, anche Bergamo tra le mete turistiche preferite dai cinesi
- Champions, stasera la finale Bayern-Chelsea. Rigore contro investimenti da favola. Favoriti i tedeschi
- Freshfields richiama gli "ex" in studio
- Fine della corsa per gli azzurri, ma Seppi e Pennetta non hanno colpe
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- Blind Activist Arrives in U.S.
- At Summit, a Struggle for Consensus
- J.P. Morgan Struggles to Unwind Huge Bets
- Facebook's IPO Sputters
- Queensland Pulls Support for Coal Port Expansion
- China Clears Google to Buy Motorola Mobility
- Launch Aborted Over Faulty Valve
- GM to Forgo Super Bowl Ads
- Dow Swoons for Sixth Day
- For Gupta Trial, Tension and Tips
- Dewey Closer to Bankruptcy Filing
- Graff Seeks $1 Billion in Hong Kong IPO
- Japan 10-Year Yield at 9-Year Low
- Japan Nonlife Insurers Hit by Thai Flood Payouts
- MF Global Trustee Collects $168 Million
News
- Obama: EU 'must focus on growth'
- China activist Chen lands in US
- Facebook boss in surprise wedding
- Sri Lanka general to be released
- Chelsea 1-1 Bayern Munich (aet, 4-3 pens)
- Sudan's Bashir 'ready for peace'
- Serbia votes for new president
- French rally car crash kills two
- Benghazi votes in local elections
- School bomb kills girl in Italy
- Thank you America: Chinese activist arrives in U.S.:
- Cheers greet activist Chen Guangcheng as he arrives in New York after finally boarding a flight out of China with his family after weeks of delicate diplomatic negotiations.
- G8 wants Greece in eurozone:
- Concerns about whether debt-laden Greece will be forced to pull out of the eurozone, and what that would mean for a weakened European economy is the first topic on Saturday's agenda at the Group of Eight summit hosted by U.S. President Barack Obama, a senior administration official said.
- Quake hits northern Italy, one dead:
- A strong earthquake struck early Sunday near the northern Italian city of Camposanto, killing at least one person and knocking down a historic church bell in the region, authorities said.
- Zuckerberg updates FB status: Married:
- Facebook co-founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg married longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan on Saturday.
- 'Faulty valve' stopped rocket launch:
- SpaceX's launch of the first private spacecraft bound for the International Space Station has been rescheduled for next week after the mission was aborted Saturday a half a second before liftoff, the company said.
- Officials: No deal on NATO supply routes:
- The United States and Pakistan will not reach a deal on opening NATO supply routes before coalition leaders meet on Sunday, two senior U.S. officials told CNN.
- $1.5M bail for alleged NATO terrorists:
- An Illinois judge set bail at $1.5 million for each of the three suspects accused of traveling to Chicago "to commit acts of domestic terrorism" during the NATO summit.
- Memorial service for Mary Kennedy:
- Mary Richardson Kennedy was remembered Saturday as a best friend who lived life to the fullest while battling depression.
- 6 Georgia school buses in pile-up:
- Six school buses bound for a metro Atlanta amusement park were involved in a multi-vehicle crash Saturday, sending 65 people to the hospital, including a seriously injured driver, Georgia authorities said.
- Transgender beauty loses pageant:
- Jenna Talackova, the 23-year-old woman who forced Donald Trump and his Miss Universe Canada pageant to end its ban on transgender contestants, is set to take the stage Saturday night and she says she's in it to win.
- Obama’s Journey to Reshape Afghan War:
- When President Obama joins other NATO leaders Sunday and Monday, the full extent of how his Afghan strategy has changed — from “war of necessity” to withdrawal on his terms — will be apparent.
- Group of 8 Leaders Confront German Focus on Austerity:
- Meeting at Camp David, leaders of the world’s richest countries banded together to press Germany to back more pro-growth policies to halt the deepening debt crisis in Europe.
- Discord at JPMorgan Investment Office Blamed in Huge Loss:
- Trans-Atlantic tension in JPMorgan Chase’s chief investment office contributed to the unit’s giant losing trades, current and former bankers said.
- New Hints at Looser Travel Rules Stir Hope in Cuba:
- For five decades, tight restrictions have governed who can leave the island, who can return and how long they can be gone.
- Blind Chinese Dissident Leaves on Flight for U.S.:
- Chen Guangcheng, the blind lawyer whose escape from house arrest jolted relations between the United States and China, followed a hastily arranged flight with an open-air news conference in New York.
- Bayern Munich 1, Chelsea 1; Chelsea Wins Shootout, 4-3: Champions League — Chelsea Beats Bayern Munich on Penalty Kicks:
- Bayern Munich controlled play throughout the Champions League final, but Chelsea’s Didier Drogba scored the tying goal and converted the decisive penalty kick in the shootout.
- In Egypt’s Election, Dark-Horse Candidates Add to Suspense:
- Ahmed Shafik, a prime minister under former President Hosni Mubarak, and Hamdeed Sabahi, a socialist, appear to be gaining support before the election.
- Fatal School Bombing Stokes Fears of New Italy Violence:
- An explosion in front of a southern Italian school killed a 16-year-old student, bringing to mind the terrorists that kept the country under siege in the 1970s and 1980s.
- Chinese Security Chief Seems to Keep Grip on Power:
- Zhou Yongkang completed a tour of the volatile region of Xinjiang last week, a sign that he still had a firm hold on his post despite having opposed the purging of Bo Xilai.
- Frankfurt March Protests Unchecked Capitalism:
- The peaceful event, called Blockupy, in a nod to the Occupy movement, was the culmination of four days of demonstrations and drew about 20,000 protesters.
- I'll Have Another does it again, wins Preakness
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I'll Have Another did just that, winning another Triple Crown race with even more flash and dash than he did in the Kentucky Derby. - Durant's tiebreaking 3 gives Thunder 3-1 lead
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Kevin Durant scored 31 points and hit the tiebreaking 3-pointer with 13.7 seconds left and the Oklahoma City Thunder seized control of the second-round series with a 103-100 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 4 on Saturday night. - I'll Have Another does it again, wins Preakness
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I'll Have Another did just that, winning another Triple Crown race with even more flash and dash than he did in the Kentucky Derby.
- Pacers guard apologizes for choke gesture
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Pacers reserve guard Lance Stephenson has apologized to his coach for making a choking gesture toward LeBron James during Indiana's Game 3 win over Miami. - Staples Center bracing for NHL/NBA marathon
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Game 4 between the Clippers and Spurs, scheduled for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Staples Center, would be moved to Monday if the hockey game between the Kings and Coyotes delays the start of the NBA game too much. - Chelsea wins Champions League after penalties
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Updates with detail, lineups. With AP Photos. - Spurs rally, use 24-0 run to take 3-0 series lead
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Tim Duncan scored 19 points, helping engineer a 24-0 run in the third quarter after the Spurs trailed by 24 points earlier, and San Antonio defeated the Clippers 96-86 on Saturday to take a commanding 3-0 lead in their second-round playoff series. - Rangers go up 2-1 as Lundqvist stymies Devils
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Henrik Lundqvist stopped all 36 shots, and Dan Girardi, Chris Kreider and Ryan Callahan scored third-period goals to lead the New York Rangers to a 3-0 win over the New Jersey Devils in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Saturday. - Briscoe puts Team Penske on pole for Indy 500
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Roger Penske ran out the clock on Michael Andretti's team, giving the Indianapolis 500 pole to Ryan Briscoe. - Johnson cruises to third Sprint All-Star victory
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Jimmie Johnson won his third All-Star race on Saturday night by pulling away over the 10-lap sprint to the $1 million prize.
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