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Secretary of State Rice said the U.S. and Iraq were close to reaching a deal on U.S. troop levels in Iraq.

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A new phase of converged devices appears to be upon us, judging from the technologies on display at the 2008 Playbite show in London.

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Despite ties to the fastest man in the world, Usain 'Lightning' Bolt, Puma foresees slower sales as consumer spending is hit worldwide.

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Gamers check out the latest digital innovations at Europe's largest annual computer games fair.

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Investors eye weak global economy but say China may help prop up ailing Asian economies.

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Usain Bolt has rewritten Olympic history this week, but has also led supporters and sponsors to their own gold medal moments.

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ESPN recently urged affiliates to yank a racy commercial for a website that matches would-be adulterers looking for an affair.

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Forty years ago Soviet tanks moved into Prague; with Russian tanks in Georgia, now some fear a new Cold War.

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American Airlines' new inflight, broadband service has launched.

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Ericsson and STMicroelectronics create joint venture that will supply four of the world's top five cell phone makers.

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German autobmobile association ADAC drives cars with a good safety rating into walls at 80 km/h (50mph) - with shocking results.

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The UK Competition Commission rules that the Spanish owner of Britain's major airports sell three of them.

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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac face greater scrutiny even as the Treasury denied reports of a meeting with Freddie Mac executives.