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EBay to cut 10 percent of jobs

NEW YORK (Reuters) - EBay Inc plans to cut its work force 10 percent and sees third-quarter revenue hitting the low end of its forecast, though profit will exceed expectations, the online auction Web site said on Monday.

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Some Antarctic scientists train in British mud

YELD FARM (Reuters) - There hasn’t been a glacier in England since the Ice Age so Antarctic scientists flock to a muddy field here to learn how to survive on the world’s coldest continent.

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Ask.com hopes to make search faster, more relevant (AP)

AP - Assuming your company’s name isn’t a verb synonymous with looking things up online, how do you get Web surfers to not just try your search engine, but also frequent it?

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TS Norbert could strengthen, Marie is stationary (AP)

Cheryl Bohl, a chaplain with Victim Relief Ministries, helps with relief efforts in Galveston, Texas, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008. Victim Relief Ministries has deployed more than 150 chaplains and counselors to aid in a 'ministry of compassion' before, during and after Hurricane Ike. The ministry's workers, known as the 'yellow shirts,' have been busy aiding in three hurricanes and one tropical storm this year. (AP Photo/Houston Chronicle, Nick de la Torre)AP - Tropical Storm Norbert continues to move westward in the Pacific while farther out in the ocean, Tropical Storm Marie has become stationary.


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New Generations Of Space Explorers Draw Inspiration From NASA - eFluxMedia


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New Generations Of Space Explorers Draw Inspiration From NASA
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By Dee Chisamera Fifty years of space exploration “for the benefit of all” is the motor behind the National Aeronautics and Space Administration agency’s accomplishments, and is the motor that will contribute to unraveling the mysteries of the Universe
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AIDS pioneers and cancer scientist win Nobel prize

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Two French scientists who discovered the AIDS virus and a German who bucked conventional wisdom to find a cause of cervical cancer were awarded the 2008 Nobel prize for medicine on Monday.

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US cancer specialist at centre of 6.5-bln-dlr takeover battle (AFP)

US pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly said Monday it had agreed a takeover worth 6.5 billion dollars with biotech firm ImClone, which is also a target for rival Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS).(ImClone)AFP - US pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly said Monday it had agreed a takeover worth 6.5 billion dollars with biotech firm ImClone, which is also a target for rival Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS).


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Search engine Ask gets a facelift

In a bid to claw back some users from Google, search site Ask is re-launching its front page.

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iPhone 3G prompts a third of users to jump ship to AT&T - CNET News


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iPhone 3G prompts a third of users to jump ship to AT&T
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Apple's iPhone 3G created a summertime switch itch, with 30 percent of all new iPhone 3G buyers switching to the smartphone's exclusive US carrier AT&T, according to an NPD Group report released Monday.
RIM: AT&T still testing BlackBerry BoldUSA Today
AT&T BlackBerry Bold Launch Highlights Radio IssuesTMCnet
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Europeans sought over hack attack

The FBI is seeking a British man and his German accomplice over attacks on web shops selling satellite TV equipment.

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