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03/01/12 Stocks rose after firm readings from the labor market and retail sales, but gave up gains late in the session after a report of a pipeline explosion in Saudi Arabia.

02/08/12 According to the federal Centers for Disease Control. bbout nine of every ten Americans eat more salt than is recommended, and the biggest culprit is bread, not junk food.

02/07/12 Global stocks extended their losses this morning amid growing uncertainty over Greek debt talks.

From the movie In & Out - Howard’s (Kevin Kline) students try to help him figure out why people think he’s gay.

Whilst previewing her new album, pop diva Alexandra Burke speaks out on her split with striker Jermain Defoe after allegations he cheated on her. Report by Helen Percival. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/theshowbiz411 and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/theshowbiz411

02/14/12 EU finance ministers abandoned a plan for a Wednesday meeting and will hold a teleconference instead. US data releases and EU Q4 GDP will be closely watched in midweek trade.

01/23/12 NYFP's Closing Bell Report: US stocks struggled to hold onto gains this afternoon as Greek debt restructuring hopes, a rally in the euro, and a surge in oil prices kept investors cautious.

01/04/11 NYFP's Closing Bell Report: Stocks were barely holding onto gains after kicking off 2012 with a rally as eurozone debt crisis concerns continued to mount.

01/09/12 With all focus on Europe and a new earnings season, US stocks managed to hold onto gains to start the new trading week.

Every musician dreams of holding one, but after a while they must get heavy. We find out where the stars keep their Brits

John Burbank on Investing: 'Price Is a Liar'The Economist - Santa Clara Convention CenterFlash Interview: Financial Data and YouJOHN BURBANK Founder, Passport CapitalThe era of big data presents incredible opportunities -- smarter cities, stronger companies, faster medicine -- but just as many challenges. Storage is scarce, systems overloaded, governments and businesses know too much. The world now contains unimaginably vast amounts of digital information, which is growing exponentially. Managed well, this data can be used to engineer new engines of economic value, unlock scientific breakthroughs, and hold politicians accountable. Managed poorly, it can cause great harm.The financial crisis showed that complex models that analyze large quantities of data do not always reflect financial risk in the real world. The financial crisis was sparked by big data -- and there will be others. But the data deluge will also generate millions of new ideas for how to solve big problems, build new markets, and expand existing ones. Ideas Economy: Information is a fresh look at knowledge management for the information age.The Economist will bring together theorists, strategists, and innovators who understand how to harness data to create value and advance individual, corporate, and social good. We will sift through the vast quantities of current thinking on data to uncover the best ways forward. And we will apply the lessons of the Ideas Economy, about innovation, human capital, and intelligent infrastructure, to uncover new sources of growth and accelerate human progress across the globe.

Ed Lucero is the one-time owner of the world record for the highest plunge in a kayak when he dropped over Canada's 105.6-foot Alexandra Falls. He was held under the thundering flow a full four seconds before emerging safe and sound, and dethroning then record holder Tim Gross, who cleared a 101-footer in 2002.

Made in Alek's Land !

The members of an expedition in search for the last faithful of Kito, the cannibal god, land on a small island in the Moluccas (East Indies) and are soon hunted by cannibals and zombies, these being created by a sinister Doctor O'Brien who is experimenting with corpses. Suzan, a sexy lady in the expedition team, eventually takes a hold on things, as she is accepted as queen of the cannibals, and direct them against the mad scientist and his army of zombies.

19/03/2012 Eurazeo repasse dans le rouge en 2011. La société d’investissement accuse une perte nette de 97,5 millions d’euros sur l’année passée.