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Investing billions in the USA
It may be far from home but a South African company is powering its way into the U.S. energy landscape, hoping that its grand plan to introduce a once-shunned technology in the United States will pay off.


Scene Stealers Richard Simmons, Internet Star?
The Sweatin to the Oldies star works out with social media.


Straight Sets Gulbis, With a Favorable Draw, Cannot Capitalize
The 30th seeded Ernests Gulbis in a quarter of the draw lacking many of the favorites to win the mens United States Open title, fell to the unseeded Andreas Haider-Maurer, 3-6, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4.


Can Esther Duflo eradicate poverty?
Poverty and hunger are two plagues of human society that are usually synonymous with each other. Economist, Esther Duflo, is trying to change that old way of thinking about hunger. Foreign Policy magazine has ranked Duflo as one of its "Top 100 Global Thinkers," for "Poor Economics," a book she co-authored, which says that the impoverished may be suffering from hunger because of where they choose to spend their money.


Biggest Sale of Year in Europe Appears to Be Near Finish
Tottenham would move Gareth Bale, its talented Welsh wing, to Real Madrid for a price that would almost certainly top the world-record fee that Madrid paid to acquire Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009.


Charleroi player seeks damages over "fat as a pig" insult
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A soccer player in Belgium has demanded a public apology and damages from a television commentator who described him as being "fat as a pig".


48 hours in Rochester, New York
ROCHESTER, New York (Reuters) - Synonymous with film photography, lilacs and classical music, Rochester offers an unusual array of attractions for a mid-sized U.S. city that brought industrial prowess to a scenic river gorge on Lake Ontario's southern shore.


Where are Egypt's missing protesters?
CNN's Karl Penhaul reports on those who have gone missing during Egypt's unrest.


German Officers Biases Seen as Enabling Neo-Nazis
A parliamentary study found that prejudices played a role in the polices failure to detect a neo-Nazi cell that carried out a string of attacks on immigrants for more than a decade.


Biggest Sale of Year in Europe Appears to Be Near Finish
Tottenham would move Gareth Bale, its talented Welsh wing, to Real Madrid for a price that would almost certainly top the world-record fee that Madrid paid to acquire Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009.


President Obama kicks soccer ball during school visit
Aug. 23 - On the second day of his bus tour, President Obama visits with students at a New York high school to talk about college affordability. He kicks a soccer ball around. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)


Critic's Notebook MTV Video Music Awards Honor Justin Timberlake
The 2013 MTV Video Music Awards were a tribute to the stubborn persistence of pop.


Lundqvist Disagrees With Russian Law, but Supports Games
Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist said he did not agree with a new law in Russia that has been criticized as antigay, but he said he thought sports and politics should be kept separate.


Recipes for Health In These Salads, Grains Sometimes Play a Supporting Role
Five vegetable and grain salads that make for perfect dishes on hot summer days.


Kings Sign Captain Brown to Eight-Year Extension
Los Angeles Kings captain Dustin Brown has signed an eight-year contract extension, joining a number of key players committed to the club long-term, the National Hockey League team said on Thursday.


Government mortgage fraud lawsuit against BofA headed to trial
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. government lawsuit accusing Bank of America Corp of fraud in the sale of billions of dollars of toxic mortgage loans to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is on track to go to trial next month after a judge rejected the bank's bid to dismiss the case.


U.S. asks for March trial in airline merger challenge
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department asked a federal court on Tuesday to set a March 3 trial date to hear arguments over whether it should stop a planned merger between US Airways and American Airlines .


Motorcyclists Beware the bear
Royal Canadian Mounted Police released this video as a warning to speeding drivers to slow down on the open road.


Design Your Earrings Remind Me of Grandmas Gran Torino
Colorful dried paint that built up, layer upon layer, in automobile factories as part of the spray-painting process is now being turned into jewelry.


Palestinian architects look to the past for eco-friendly homes
Aug. 19 - Palestinian architects have come up with an inexpensive and eco-friendly building solution in the West Bank, where rising real estate prices are locking many potential buyers out of the market. The architects are reaching back into history, encouraging Palestinians to build their own homes using sacks filled with clay. Matthew Stock reports.


T Magazine By Design | The Kitchen Apron Gets a Stylish Upgrade
The upstart company Hedley Bennett is outfitting L.A.s top chefs (and other leading creative professionals) with smart new smocks.


Guru of the Long Snap
Chris Rubio spends much of the year traveling the country to stage clinics where he preaches the gospel of long snapping to young players, whose abilities are highly valued by college coaches.


Boston mayor reaches deal for Caesars casino at horse racetrack
BOSTON, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Boston Mayor Thomas Menino reached a proposed deal with developers on Tuesday to build a $1 billion Caesars casino in the city's East Boston section that he said would...


Festival Style Thrift and High Fashion at Afropunk
Thrift-store treasures mixed with high-end designer labels dominated the style scene at the ninth annual Afropunk Fest at Commodore Barry Park in Brooklyn.


Avago sees strong quarter ahead of new iPhone launch
(Reuters) - Avago Technologies Ltd, whose chips are used in Apple Inc's products, forecast strong growth for the current quarter ahead of the launch of the new iPhone.


Woods Overcomes Back Spasm in Near Miss at The Barclays
He collapsed to his knees in pain and bent over to place both fists on the ground after a back spasm at the 13th, but Tiger Woods still managed to nearly force a playoff at The Barclays on Sunday.


A Kazakh Spaceport Slowly Declines
Baikonur, in remote southwestern Kazakhstan, was once the pride of the Soviet Union. Today, nomadic herders from the nearby steppe are moving into abandoned buildings.


5 foods you should never eat
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta reveals the five foods that Men's Health contributing editor David Jack says you should never eat.


Egypt Lashes Out at Foreign News Medias Coverage
A correspondent for Al Jazeera is arrested while other journalists are scolded for failing to portray the crackdown in the governments terms as a war against violent terrorists.


On Tennis At 35, Not Quite Ready to Give Up the Dream
After playing professional tennis for 15 years and with retirement a possibility, Michael Russell, ranked 92nd, lost again in the first round at the United States Open.


UPDATE 1-Microsoft The insiders who could be CEO
SEATTLE, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp has a stable of senior executives who could be contenders to succeed Chief Executive Steve Ballmer, even though outsiders have sparked the most discussion so far.


Beau Biden, son of Vice President Joe Biden is in the hospital
Aug. 20 - Beau Biden, son of Vice President Joe Biden, is in a Houston hospital undergoing medical tests after feeling weak and disoriented. He suffered a stroke in 2010. Linda So reports.


SEC reviews Nasdaq as rivals blame each other for outage
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Regulators are questioning how robust Nasdaq OMX Group's systems are after last week's massive trading outage, while shrugging off a spat with NYSE Euronext as a distraction, a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.


Son of Chinese general faces rape trial; raises anger over top families
BEIJING (Reuters) - The teenage son of a prominent Chinese general goes on trial on Wednesday suspected of involvement in a gang rape in a case that has inflamed public anger at the offspring of the political elite who are widely seen as spoilt and reckless.


EU says China guilty of giving illegal aid to solar industry
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union has warned Beijing it has evidence Chinese solar companies benefit from illegal subsidies, people close to the issue said on Tuesday, but Brussels says it will not take action for now following a deal to defuse the row.


Youth at the Head of the Classroom
Charter schools are developing what amounts to a youth cult in which teaching for two to five years is seen as acceptable, and even desirable.


Philip Green's Hong Kong venture
Arcadia Group owner Philip Green talks to CNN's Monita Rajpal about bringing British high street fashion to Hong Kong.


Texas Monthly When Hill Country Feels Too Much Like Shreveport
Aint Them Bodies Saints is a Texas film in many ways the setting, the story, the director and two producers yet most of it was shot in Louisiana.


UPDATE 3-OGX shares slide as it drops license bids, Petronas holds up deal
RIO DE JANEIRO/KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Shares of OGX Petrleo e Gas Participaes SA slid 14.8 percent on Tuesday as the troubled oil producer abandoned its plan to purchase several oil exploration licenses and its venture with the Malaysian state oil company appeared to be in serious trouble.


Acura's abuse-deterrent pain drug fails mid-stage study goal
(Reuters) - Acura Pharmaceuticals Inc said a painkiller made with its abuse-deterrent technology did not show statistically significant results in reducing likability among abusers, sending its shares down as much as 34 percent in extended trading.


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