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Nintendo reports loss as Wii U sales languish |
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Bharti Airtel profit down 29% on rupee woes (Update) |
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Toshiba medical unit boss fired over accounting fraud |
| 4 |
'World's first' bitcoin ATM opens in Canada |
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Court nixes Deutsche Telekom's broadband cap |
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Japan's NEC falls into red, hit by smartphone exit |
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Imax teams with China's TCL to sell home theaters |
| 8 |
BlackBerry, Facebook 'met over potential bid' |
| 9 |
Analytics study reveals big data equals big payoff |
| 10 |
Swiss nuclear plant to close in 2019 |
| 11 |
Powering better online document viewing |
| 12 |
New Amazon shopping site supports charity |
| 13 |
Future Internet aims to sever links with servers |
| 14 |
A protein safeguards against cataracts |
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ChemWiki takes on costly textbooks |
| 16 |
Chemists use MRI to peek at temperatures of gases inside
catalytic reactors |
| 17 |
Novel technique to detect fingerprints |
| 18 |
Unique chemistry in hydrogen catalysts |
| 19 |
Gold nanoparticles give an edge in recycling CO2 |
| 20 |
Chemists show life on Earth was not a fluke |
| 21 |
New methods to trace fragrance allergens |
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Supramolecular polymers--a possible biomaterial for artificial
human parts |
| 23 |
[Solar] Inspired by nature |
| 24 |
Natural deep-sea batteries |
| 25 |
Measuring blood sugar with light |
| 26 |
Understanding DNA damage: Modeling how low energy electrons
damage DNA may improve radiation therapy |
| 27 |
Fraunhofer, Continental come together when the dandelion
rubber meets the road |
| 28 |
Targeting cancer's 'queen bees' with better tissue modeling |
| 29 |
Unusual structural and electronic properties make skin
pigments superior radical scavengers |
| 30 |
Neutrons, electrons and theory reveal secrets of natural gas
reserves |
| 31 |
Breakthrough in study of aluminum to yield new technological
advances |
| 32 |
Proteins in their natural habitat |
| 33 |
Light nanofilter system worth its weight in gold and silver |
| 34 |
New forensic technique for identifying cloth fibers |
| 35 |
Extracting energy from bacteria |
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Quick ID for water pathogens |
| 37 |
Recycling valuable materials used in TVs, car batteries, cell
phones |
| 38 |
Baking blueberries changes their polyphenol content--and
possibly their health benefits |
| 39 |
Dissection of oarfish reveals insights into its ecology |
| 40 |
Less toxic metabolites, more chemical product |
| 41 |
Scientists gain new insights into dolphin's evolutionary
history and conversation |
| 42 |
Scientists find that dolphin in Australian waters is a new
species |
| 43 |
Study shows bees use visual rate of expansion of ground for
perfect landings |
| 44 |
Are animals as smart, or as dumb, as we think they are? |
| 45 |
Elephants face extinction, football star Yaya Toure warns |
| 46 |
LA Zoo treats 21 condors for lead poisoning |
| 47 |
How mice survive infection by virulent Toxoplasma parasites |
| 48 |
LA Zoo attempts to close Komodo dragon gender gap |
| 49 |
New molecular target for malaria control identified |
| 50 |
Events coordination during embryogenesis |
| 51 |
Bright eyes: Study finds reindeers' eyes change color with
Arctic seasons |
| 52 |
New substance effectively combats multi-resistant bacteria |
| 53 |
Biological activity and biotransformation of enniatins from
Fusarium fungi |
| 54 |
Dry seeding examined for Wheatbelt crops |
| 55 |
New species of labrisomidae fish discovered in Brazil |
| 56 |
Radical new 'Trojan Female' pest control approach shows great
promise |
| 57 |
Transforming ARV treatment |
| 58 |
Porpoises on European coasts maintain their populations but
migrate southwards |
| 59 |
15 Hawaii animals, plants added to endangered list |
| 60 |
Study of salmon sperm success shows need for speed |
| 61 |
Researchers use microscope equipped camera to learn how ticks
pierce and adhere to skin (w/ Video) |
| 62 |
Research confirms bottom-feeding behavior of humpback whales |
| 63 |
Methane-decomposing bacteria from hot springs need the
valuable metals to produce energy |
| 64 |
Social science graduates more likely to be in work than
science or arts graduates, report says |
| 65 |
Study on gender: Who counts as a man and who counts as a woman |
| 66 |
Crying wolf: Who benefits and when? |
| 67 |
Your pain, my gain: Feeling pleasure over the misfortune of
those you envy is biological |
| 68 |
Tell-tale toes point to oldest-known fossil bird tracks from
Australia |
| 69 |
Tell-tale toes point to oldest-known fossil bird tracks from
Australia |
| 70 |
Confidence falls, consumers view government as impediment to
growth |
| 71 |
Early stone tool making more sophisticated than originally
thought |
| 72 |
Who is a journalist? |
| 73 |
Ancient past challenges modern teaching in 'cradle of mankind' |
| 74 |
High school graduation requirements show promise for African
American, Latino students |
| 75 |
Study reveals local council mergers depend on efficiency |
| 76 |
Is YouTube a driver for social movements like Occupy Wall
Street? |
| 77 |
Bones uprooted last Halloween Eve give flesh to bygone era |
| 78 |
Ancient mini-sharks lived longer than thought |
| 79 |
Report sheds light on conflicts over religion, women's rights
in global affairs |
| 80 |
Could inflation bite back? |
| 81 |
Work commutes getting longer and gender differences persist |
| 82 |
Birth control good for education, women's work and growth in
Africa |
| 83 |
COAG education reports show early childhood and Year 12 are
key |
| 84 |
Keep it professional at the office cube |
| 85 |
Richer countries have safer roads |
| 86 |
Models to predict scientists' future impact often fail |
| 87 |
Scientists digitally reconstruct giant steps taken by
dinosaurs for the first time |
| 88 |
Divorced people more likely to die from preventable accidents |
| 89 |
A sauropod walks into a bar. 'Why the long neck?' |
| 90 |
New technology shows promise in taking the guesswork out of
vaccine development |
| 91 |
'VIP' treatment for jet lag |
| 92 |
Human immune system shapes skin microbiome |
| 93 |
Model virus structure shows why there's no cure for common
cold |
| 94 |
Unravelling the true identity of the brain of Carl Friedrich
Gauss |
| 95 |
Women are significantly better at multitasking than men |
| 96 |
Scientists report transplant advance for type 1 diabetes |
| 97 |
11 new genetic susceptibility factors for Alzheimer's disease
discovered |
| 98 |
A potential new class of fast-acting antidepressant |
| 99 |
Eyetrack study demonstrates that men--and women--check out
female bodies |
| 100 |
Arsenic in India's water could cause resistance to visceral
leishmaniasis treatment |
| 101 |
Neuroscientists discover new 'mini-neural computer' in the
brain |
| 102 |
How poverty molds the brain: Poor neural processing of sound
linked to lower maternal education |
| 103 |
Autism and language impairment genetically linked |
| 104 |
Moral in the morning, but dishonest in the afternoon |
| 105 |
Microscopic new insights into liver disease |
| 106 |
Researchers discover novel mechanism of tumor cell invasion in
melanoma |
| 107 |
Have iPod, will test for drug toxicity |
| 108 |
Mind over gray matter: Placebo improves both pleasure and pain |
| 109 |
How video gaming can be beneficial for the brain |
| 110 |
Researchers identify way to increase gene therapy success |
| 111 |
Research points to potential window for treating CMV and
preventing mother-to-child transmission |
| 112 |
Scientists shed light on brain computations |
| 113 |
What makes creativity tick? |
| 114 |
Pore formation in cell membranes linked to triggers of
rheumatoid arthritis |
| 115 |
Two peptides better than one in targeting diabetes, obesity |
| 116 |
New SARS-like coronavirus discovered in Chinese horseshoe bats |
| 117 |
Monoclonal antibodies show promise as effective HIV therapy |
| 118 |
Staph infections and eczema: What's the connection? |
| 119 |
Glioblastoma multiforme: Incurable brain cancer gene is
silenced |
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