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CCIA opposes Comcast-TWC merger

The Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger has been opposed by the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) which has expressed concerns that the merger will potentially reduce competition and will reduce the chances of competitive entry.

Taking into Account the Income from Drugs, Sex and Alcohol could Increase Growth

Some of the governments in Europe are considering drugs, prostitution, and contraband as likely means to boost their economic growth report as they fight back their debt crises.

Microsoft to start selling $399 ‘Xbox One without Kinect’ from June 9

Microsoft has revealed in a recent announcement that with effect from June 9, it will start selling its latest Xbox One gaming console without the Kinect motion sensor. As such, the new option will bring down the cost of the Xbox One to $399 --- $100 less than the console's original cost of $499 with the Kinect sensor.

GitHub in further trouble as high ranking female developer quits

GitHub, an open source website, has been on the receiving end in recent months due to various cases of sexual harassment surfacing intermittently. The latest blow to the company came last week when one of the high ranking female developers quit citing sexual harassment by the senior officials.

Weather influenced US jobs data, experts

Experts have said that the bad weather in the US played a role in the US jobs market as employers added the lowest number of workers in the December month compared over a period of three years.

Unemployment Surged in Austria in December

It has been reported by her labor ministry that Austria's unemployment sought a rise by 38,000 to 361,279 in December. If compared to last year, the total unemployment rate increased by 11.9%. In December, the unemployment rate came down to at 9.5%, said the ministry.

High Energy Bills may top the Political Agenda in the UK

Since 2010, gas and electricity prices have strikingly increased. The main reason for the increase of prices is the increase in wholesale costs on the support of the tentative global economic recovery and expectations of higher requirement.

OPEC Agrees to keep Group’s Target for Crude Output Unchanged

This week, Energy ministers from Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) have decided to keep the target of the group for crude output unchanged at 30 million barrels per day.

OPEC's members are Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Venezuela.

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Automotive News

  • Tesla unveils its sleek and affordable new electric car --- Model 3
  • Lexus unveiled new LC 500 coupe at Detroit auto show
  • Porsche-Piech family clan “stands firmly behind” VW CEO Matthias Mueller, say insiders
  • Anthony Foxx approves BMW's request to activate self-parking technology in 2016 7 series models

UK News

  • Drinking additional cups of coffee linked with reduced risk of liver cirrhosis
  • UK Ministers and Health Bosses admit Mental Health Care is Poor and Underfunded
  • Conservative Health Secretary to impose inferior contract on England’s 55,000 junior doctors
  • Junior doctors in England begin second 24-hour strike
  • NHS to start charging extra for high-sugar drinks and snacks in hospitals