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Brakes not utilized in train crash, NTSB says Boston Globe -8 hours ago NEWTON - The MBTA operator who died in Wednesday's Green Line crash did not apply the brakes before her trolley slammed into the train ahead at a speed of nearly 40 miles per hour, according to preliminary findings by federal investigators. Video: Raw Video: Trolleys DerailWCVBtv Investigators Rule Out Track, Brake Problems In Train CrashHartford Courant Boston Channel.com - The Associated Press - WBZ - BBC News all 1,045 news articles

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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - OTE , Greece’s largest telecom group and partly owned by Deutsche Telekom , may sue Siemens for damages over alleged overcharging, German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported.

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Kyle Busch plays role of NASCAR's new villain Los Angeles Times -8 hours ago Driver Kyle Busch said of his heated exchange last weekend with four-time champion Jeff Gordon after the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway: "All is cool now. The Hot Pass: Biffle focused on task at handFOXSports.com Biffle Wins Dover Pole; Busch, Gordon TalkHartford Courant San Francisco Chronicle - Philadelphia Inquirer - USA Today - United Press International all 325 news articles

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New technology has made it possible, using tiny cameras, to gather details about people looking at billboard ads, such as their age or gender.

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Mexico hails Ford's 'global' car decision United Press International -3 hours ago MEXICO CITY, May 31 (UPI) — Mexico celebrated Saturday after landing the biggest foreign manufacturing investment in its history, a $3 billion deal from Ford to build a new world car. Ford to open new plant in MexicoBBC News Ford Focus triumph lauded ahead of cutsDetroit Free Press Chicago Tribune - Wall Street Journal - Oakland Press - DetNews.com all 306 news articles

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Errors Lead Serena Williams to Exit in Paris New York Times -4 hours ago By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY PARIS - On a gorgeous spring day in the French capital, one where it was easy to forget all the storm clouds of the past week, Serena Williams ended up in a dark and disappointed mood after one of the most surprising defeats of … Williams sisters are done in ParisSan Jose Mercury News Serena, Venus left reeling after Paris exitsFOXSports.com Los Angeles Times - The Associated Press - Kansas City Star - ESPN all 1,116 news articles

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A former City accountant is chosen by Conservatives to fight Boris Johnson’s seat of Henley.

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GREAT FALLS, Montana (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama squabbled with Republican John McCain on Friday over the number of U.S. troops in Iraq in the latest disagreement between the two likely presidential nominees over the unpopular war.

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An investor group led by NBC Universal and two private equity firms appeared to be leading the bidding for the Weather Channel.

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IDC Report: The Future Is About Online Advertising eFluxMedia -8 hours ago By Dee Chisamera We may well call this the “Internet advertising” era, if we look at IDC’s latest report on the US market: online advertising is expected to double from $25.5 billion last year to $51.1 billion in 2012, the market research firm … IDC: US Internet Ad Spending to BoomPC World Online Ad Market Expected To Beat TV By 2012InformationWeek Boston Globe - BtoB Magazine - AHN - Bizjournals.com all 35 news articles

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