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High-resolution Russian spy satellite images of the super-secret U.S. test flight center at Groom Lake, Nev. -- known as Area 51 -- are available to the public for the first time.
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THE DOW JONES Industrial Average closed up 184.91 points, or 1.75%, to 10767.42, adding to Monday’s 276.74-point rise as support was seen from solid earnings reports as well as tech stocks.
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Net companies are resorting to guerrilla ad tactics in the very real war to pull in customers, turn profits and satisfy investors.
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With broadband Internet becoming more accessible, Net start-ups are aiming to fill those high-speed pipes with bandwidth-heavy content.
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The tiny, financially strapped Pacific Island nation of Tuvalu has cashed in on the alphabetic quirk that assigned it with the ubiquitous ".tv" Internet country code.
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Microsoft demonstrated its next consumer operating system, Windows Me, at an event this weekend, one week after a landmark antitrust ruling against the software giant.
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Prime Minister Andris Skele fired Economics Minister Vladimirs Makarovs on April 5 after bitter disputes over privatization.
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A jaw full of ancestral reality from Latvia and Estonia could fill a vital gap in the history of life on earth.
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Internet delivery service Kozmo.com was sued Thursday by the Equal Rights Center, a Washington D.C.-based civil rights group, and two African-American co-plaintiffs who claim the company refused to deliver merchandise to their homes because they
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Leading Polish telecoms operator Netia unveiled plans on Friday to team up with the owner of a leading radio network, Radio Zet, to launch a business-to-consumer Internet portal.
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Poland's State Railways (PKP) plans to find a strategic partner for its telecoms business, which is to be carved out of the firm later this year as part of an overhaul, a PKP official said on Wednesday.
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Latvian Prime Minister Andris Skele has sold his highly controversial, 100 percent stake in a food processing conglomerate for $29 million , hoping to put to rest charges that he had a blatant conflict of interest.
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Russian government calculations indicate that prices for a barrel of Russian oil will remain in the $20 - $25 range, First Deputy Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov.
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The negotiations between Foreign Ministers of Russia and Austria resulted in signing a convention between the governments of the two countries on prevention of double taxation of income and capital.
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As tech stocks continue a steep month-long decline, companies are increasingly facing a tough audience of investors when raising capital.
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Russia's Gazprom has signed an agreement on crediting for the Blue Stream gas pipeline project with banks in Italy, Germany and Japan.
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Azerbaijan on Tuesday appealed to Russia to stop military training with arch-foe Armenia until a long dispute over the Nagorno-Karabakh region was resolved.
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The International rating agency Moody's Investors Service has risen the forecast for Russian bonds nominated in currency and for banking deposits from stable to positive.
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