Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Google

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Google: Technology Company to Partner With Ford Motors to Build Self-Driving Cars, Report Says
The project would be an independent joint venture between the two companies and is set to be announced during the Consumer Electronics Show in January, Yahoo Autos reported Monday.

Mars

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Mars: Study Says Gullies on Planet Caused by Dry Ice and Not by Water
French scientists wrote in the journal Nature Geoscience that frozen carbon dioxide defrosting likely caused the channels that cross the surface of Mars.

Monday, December 21, 2015

Toshiba

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Toshiba: Company Expected to Post Net Loss of $4.1 Billion for Current Fiscal Year, Reports Say
Toshiba's shortfall is in large part due to reorganization costs following an April accounting scandal in which it was discovered the company overstated profits, media outlets report.

Toshiba

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Toshiba: Company Expected to Post Net Loss of $4.1 Billion for Current Fiscal Year, Reports Say
Toshiba's shortfall is in large part due to reorganization costs following an April accounting scandal in which it was discovered the company overstated profits, media outlets report.

Telenor

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Telenor: Telecommunications Company Says It Has Crossed 200 Million Mobile Subscribers Mark
Telenor announced in a statement Thursday that it had topped 200 million mobile subscribers across 13 international markets, with 24 percent of that number hailing from India.

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Miss Universe: Miss Philippines Wins Beauty Pageant After Miss Colombia Mistakenly Named Winner
Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach was crowned Miss Universe Sunday in Las Vegas after host Steve Harvey mistakenly named Miss Colombia Ariadna Guiterrez the winner.

Sunday, December 13, 2015

PLUTO

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Pluto: NASA Releases Color Images of Planet's Surface and Heart
NASA's New Horizons probe took images in July of the dwarf planet's heart-shaped region known as Tombaugh Regio. The images were taken 9,550 miles from Pluto's surface.