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This temperature-activated pint glass is perfect for fans of the classic arcade game.

Facing flak for proposing a tax on employee provident fund withdrawals, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said he will spell out the final decision on the matter when he replies to the debate on Budget in Parliament.

Man City have entered 'hunting season' and know what is required to chase down the 10-point gap on EPL leaders Leicester City.

Auction houses are where records are set and broken. Here are the most expensive items ever auctioned.

Bist Du immer noch ein Einserschüler?

It’s gonna be a night to remember.

Members of the EFF student command from the University of Pretoria say their fight for language transformation is far from over.

ANA launched a year ago, as a replacement for Sapa which was closing, but with grander intentions.

The 8,000 square feet warehouse can house up to 50 startups allowing them to learn, work, and accelerate their companies.

The head of the San Francisco Federal Reserve says U.S. domestic demand is outweighing any concerns over global economies.

Voormalig burgemeester Onno Hoes (54) en entertainmentdeskundige Albert Verlinde (54) hebben vorige maand een tripje naar New York gemaakt. De twee gaan, nadat ze in oktober 2014 hun scheiding aankondigden, goed met elkaar om. Verlinde spreekt van een 'gezellig' weekend dat, toevallig of niet, samenviel met Valentijnsdag.

In order to share files, you need to tap the attachment icon on the top right of the screen in a chat window and select the ‘Document’ option. This opens a list of PDF files stored in the system, but the navigation does not let you open specific folders.

BERLIN (AP) — Facebook's privacy rules are under fresh scrutiny in Germany after the country's competition watchdog said Wednesday it suspects the social networking site of abusing its dominan…

BERLIN - Facebook's privacy rules are under fresh scrutiny in Germany after the country's competition watchdog said Wednesday it suspects the social networking site of abusing its dominant market position to make users hand over too much personal information.

BERLIN (AP) — Facebook's privacy rules are under fresh scrutiny in Germany after the country's competition watchdog said Wednesday it suspects the social networking site of abusing its dominan…

BERLIN (AP) — Facebook's privacy rules are under fresh scrutiny in Germany after the country's competition watchdog said Wednesday it suspects the social networking site of abusing its dominant market position to make users hand over too much personal information.

BERLIN (AP) — Facebook's privacy rules are under fresh scrutiny in Germany after the country's competition watchdog said Wednesday it suspects the social networking site of abusing its dominan…

BERLIN (AP) — Facebook's privacy rules are under fresh scrutiny in Germany after the country's competition watchdog said Wednesday it suspects the social networking site of abusing its dominant market position to make users hand over too much personal information. The California-based company has repeatedly faced challenges to its terms of service in Germany and last week was ordered to pay a fine for making excessive demands on the intellectual property of its users.

BERLIN (AP) — Facebook's privacy rules are under fresh scrutiny in Germany after the country's competition watchdog said Wednesday it suspects the social networking site of abusing its dominant market position to make users hand over too much personal information. The California-based company has repeatedly faced challenges to its terms of service in Germany and last week was ordered to pay a fine for making excessive demands on the intellectual property of its users.

A conman raked in £5,000 posing for six moths as a homeless military veteran who had found his wife in bed with another man. Stewart Fenton, 38, who has never served in the army, pretended to be an ex-paratrooper begging to survive on the streets of the seaside town of Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset. Wearing a maroon jumper commemorating the D-Day […]

Stocks around the world extended gains Wednesday as a recent rebound in commodities prices and signs of improvement in the U.S. economy helped calm fears of a global slowdown.

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The European Commission has approved a plan concerning measures to safeguard the security of gas supply. Serbia is not mentioned there even though it is a member of the European energy community.

Your car's diagnostic port spits out all sorts of data. Harness that info using Automatic's connected dongle and add your car to your IoT-controlled home. The post How to Easily Link Your Car's Brain to Your Smart Home appeared first on WIRED.

Your car's diagnostic port spits out all sorts of data. Harness that info using Automatic's connected dongle and add your car to your IoT-controlled home. The post How to Easily Link Your Car's Brain to Your Smart Home appeared first on WIRED.