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Why Intel's $1.25 billion AMD deal may not get Andrew Cuomo off its back
Intel, the world's largest microchip maker, said Thursday it has agreed to pay $1.25 billion to Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), its much smaller archriv...
Mighty Movie Podcast: Pirate Radio Part 2: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy, Richard Curtis
Richard Curtis had a death in the family. I'd flown in to London to do the interviews for my Pirate Radio coverage, and the director was at the top of...
Obama In Flux
As he embarks on his first big trip to Asia, President Barack Obama's strategies are in flux in many areas.
"Qum" Buy Ya
While the technical revelations regarding the Qum nuclear enrichment facility filter out as the IAEA prepares its final report to the U.N., the U.S. is at a crossroads regarding Iran's nuclear program.
Wynton Marsalis Awarded French Legion of Honor in NYC
Wynton Marsalis received France’s highest distinction last week in New York – the insignia of chevalier of the Legion of Honor, an honor t...
The British Supreme Court and the "Jewish Question"
The "Who is a Jew?" question is a thorny one, which has been bedeviling Israel since it's inception.
Mighty Movie Podcast: Pirate Radio Part 1: Nick Frost, Talulah Riley, Tom Sturridge
So here's what I did on my class trip to London: shoot a video featuring people on the street discussing whether they preferred Pirate Radio or The Bo...
Investors: Beware the Quackery of Economic Goats, Whitewashers and Charlatans
Today -- as global trade lies dead, as unemployment rises, as wages and incomes plummet, as US consumption and investment falls -- share prices zoom upwards and commodity prices rock.
Tired of Waiting, Icelanders Gather to Create a Roadmap for the Future
1,500 Icelanders will gather in a sports arena in Reykjavík to brainstorm and plan a future vision for our country, and subsequently lay the foundation for the implementation of that vision.
Gorbachev's Sermon on the Mount
When Gorbachev came to power he, like Obama, inherited a war that was not in the interest of his nation. If the response of a Soviet dictator was to end it, might we not be justified in doing the same?
The British Dare to Determine Who Is a Jew
The chutzpa of British judges. They are trying to alter the identity requirements of a three-and-half thousand year old faith that is the precursor of Christianity.
Ken Guest Interview (Part 3) -- With Afghanistan, the Devil is in the Details
Ken Guest has been immersed in Afghanistan, since the inception of the Soviet - Afghan war. As an expert journalist and analyst, Guest has also cover...
Cold War's End -- The Wall Comes Down
The fall of The Wall signified the fall of the Soviet Union, and an end to the Cold War. And while this was of enormous historical import, I fear that future generations won't really pay much attention to it.
Parsis in Paris: Little Zizou in the Land of Zidane
The film gets its name from the movie's protagonist, a motherless little boy who escapes both his self-absorbed and overbearing father by playing a computer soccer game featuring Zidane.
Remembering Kristallnacht in Berlin: The Story of Hans Riess
The reason November 9 -- the day the Berlin Wall fell -- is not a national holiday in Germany, is that it also marks a much darker anniversary: Kristallnacht, the so-called "Night of Broken Glass."
EU Has its Finger on the Internet Privacy Button
The European Union is dangling the online advertising industry outside a window and threatening to drop it on its head over the issue of privacy.
People Power Brought Down the Berlin Wall
Some argue that the Cold War was just too costly for the Soviet empire to maintain. But the wall couldn't have come down without a nonviolent people power uprising.
Berlin '89: When the Impossible Became Real
I was in Berlin 20 years ago this week. I saw the impossible first-hand: the people of Germany taking down the Wall. Twenty years after, we are at another historic point. Domestically, we see it in issues like health care.
In Praise Of Slow Food
The bright news is that people all over the world are taking a slower approach to food -- and eating better as a result.
Sweden's Queen on "Fire Souls" -- Leaders in Child Protection
Ten years ago, Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden reached the point where she could no longer witness the appalling conditions of children around the ...
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