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EU threatens to suspend data-sharing with US over spying reports
BRUSSELS, July 5 (Reuters) - The European Union is threatening to suspend two agreements granting the United States access to European financial and travel data unless Washington shows it is respecting EU rules on data privacy, EU officials said on Friday.


F1 drivers threaten German boycott
Formula One drivers threatened to boycott the German GP this weekend if the tire problems which blighted the British round at Silverstone are repeated.


Find out what your doctor really thinks
Joshua Prager says patients who read their medical records feel empowered and are likely to fare better


Are these world's rudest cab drivers?
Could these really be the rudest taxi drivers on the planet?


Energy Secretary Optimistic on Obamas Plan to Reduce Emissions
Ernest J. Moniz said the plan that President Obama outlined this week is achievable with some new programs and better management of existing ones, at least for the short term.


UPDATE 1-Morningstar says clients' credit card data may have been leaked
July 5 (Reuters) - Investment research firm Morningstar Inc said personal information, including credit card details, of about 2,300 users of its Morningstar Document Research service may have been...


T Magazine By Design | Emerging Talent on Display in the South of France
A festival and exhibition in the city of Hyres showcases Europes up-and-coming designers, alongside one established star.


Unilever raises stake in Indian unit to 67 pct
July 4 (Reuters) - Anglo-Dutch consumer goods company Unilever said it had acquired a little over two-thirds of Indian unit Hindustan Unilever following the close of a voluntary tender offer, falling short of its plan to raise its stake to as much as 75 percent.


UPDATE 1-Belgium wants lion's share of Tihange 1 nuclear profits
BRUSSELS, July 5 (Reuters) - Belgium will guarantee the costs of extending the life of one of the country's oldest nuclear reactors but will take 70 percent of the profits to invest in other energy sources, Belgium's energy minister said on Friday.


As Competition Wanes, Amazon Cuts Back Discounts
After years of lowering book prices, Amazon is offering smaller discounts on some books. Authors and small publishers said this put some books beyond an audiences reach.


Well Getting Insurance to Pay for Midwives
Nearly all births in the United States take place in hospital labor and delivery wards. But in many European countries, midwives attend to a vast majority of pregnancies, often in clinics, resulting in maternity charges that are a fraction of those in the United States.


On Tape, Murdoch Criticizes Hacking Inquiry, Broadcaster Says
A British station broadcast what appeared to be a recording of Rupert Murdoch criticizing the police investigation of Britains phone hacking scandal as totally incompetent.


Well How Carbs Can Trigger Food Cravings
Sugary foods and drinks, white bread and other processed carbohydrates appear to stimulate parts of the brain involved in hunger, craving and reward, which may explain why they might drive some people to overeat.


F.C.C. Is Told Verizon Underpaid Data Refunds
A lawyer told the Federal Communications Commission that Verizon might have collected more than $240 million from false charges, more than four times the amount it agreed to refund.


Rose Victory Was Casey's Irish Open Inspiration
Paul Casey has suffered his share of trials and tribulations in recent years and it was close friend Justin Rose's first major victory at last month's U.S. Open that inspired him to land the Irish Open title on Sunday.


FDA approves Orexo drug to treat opioid addiction
(Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Swedish drugmaker Orexo AB's drug to treat opioid addiction, the company said on Thursday, sending its shares up as much as 14.3 percent in Stockholm.


36 Hours in Munich
While the citys beer gardens are as lively as ever, Munich is pushing to challenge Berlin as Germanys cultural capital.


Wall St Week Ahead For stocks, there's no need to fear good news
NEW YORK, July 5 (Reuters) - Wall Street doesn't hate good news after all.


Paris Journal Rite of Passage for French Students Receives Poor Grade
The weeklong test called the baccalaurat is the sole element considered in awarding high school diplomas, but critics say it has evolved into an exceptionally inefficient way to weed out the least proficient students.


Yankees Jeter to Start Playing Again
Derek Jeter, who has been out since October with a broken left ankle, will begin a rehabilitation assignment for Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.


A Coup? Or Something Else? $1.5 Billion in U.S. Aid Is on the Line
President Obama seems content to let a debate play out in hopes of using the possibility of an aid cutoff to influence the situation without actually pulling the trigger yet.


UPDATE 2-U.S. appeals court rules California healthcare limits invalid
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5 (Reuters) - California's state law ending government coverage of adult dental, podiatry, optometry, chiropractic care and other healthcare services for the poor cannot stand, a federal appeals court on Friday.


Bucks Blog Same-Sex Marriage and Personal Finances Further Reading
A roundup of past coverage from the Bucks blog and elsewhere in The Times about the particular financial issues facing same-sex couples.


Transatlantic monetary divide to accelerate dollar surge
LONDON, July 5 (Reuters) - U.S. monetary policy is zigging while the rest of the world is zagging, and the world should brace for a protracted dollar surge, more strains for developing economies and...


Who builds a ship in a yard?
An Illinois man wanted to get married on a pirate ship, so he decided to build one in his front yard.


Japan says building nuclear safety culture will take a long time
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's nuclear regulator said on Thursday that elevating safety culture to international standards will "take a long time", days before new rules come into effect to avoid a repeat of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in March 2011.


Rivals see UBS holding on to clients after trading loss
GENEVA (Reuters) - Rich clients of Swiss bank UBS have not yet moved their millions to other banks after its $2.3 billion trading scandal last month, rival private bankers said.


TIMELINE-JPMorgan requests rehearing in California power sale fight
July 5 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase and Co Inc has requested a rehearing of a ruling by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that it and other power traders benefited from a flaw in the California electricity market. The FERC ruled in June in favor of the California grid operator and said the traders would need to reimburse $52 million in excess profits made from 2009 through 2011. The California Independent System Operator (ISO), which operates the state's power system, chang


F1 season off to a racing start
Ed Foster of Motor Sport Magazine previews the Formula One season with Amanda Davies.


Broadway Success Has a Price $2,500
The price of a Tony Award rises to $2,500 for producers (and thats not counting a producers original investment).


25 of man's greatest engineering feats
From ancient temples to transit projects, read our list of the best all-time projects.


Now air-con grounds Dreamliner
An All Nippon Airways 787 Dreamliner was held in Tokyo after a mechanical problem, the fourth such incident for Dreamliners in 10 days.


ArtsBeat Book Review Podcast Lost Girls
Robert Kolkers new book looks at the lives of five women presumed murdered by the same killer on Long Island.


Egypt's economic challenges remain
July 5 - The ousting of Egypt's president Mohamed Mursi leaves behind many familiar economic problems - which don't look likely to be solved anytime soon. Kirsty Basset reports.


SE Asia Stocks-Mostly higher; Indonesia poised for loss on week
BANGKOK, July 5 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock markets edged higher on Friday as signs of easier policies ahead by central banks in the UK and Europe prompted investors to again build up holdings in riskier assets in the emerging region. Thai stocks were among the outperformers, with the benchmark SET index up 0.8 percent at 1,441.95 by the midday trading break, recouping some of the 2.3 percent loss sustained in the last two trading sessions. However, market participants still kept t


Monaco's F1 transformation
The most famous race in Formula One -- the Monaco Grand Prix -- brings a change of pace to Monaco's Mediterranean idyll.


World Briefing | Asia Sri Lanka Time Magazine Is Banned
A customs official said that Sri Lanka had banned this weeks issue of Time magazine over its cover story on Myanmars sectarian violence between Buddhists and Muslims.


Gordon Ramsay stirs up enthusiasm in Singapore
July 5 - Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay picks up chicken rice skills in Singapore ahead of competition. Elly Park reports.


EMERGING MARKETS-Mexico, Chile pesos sink after US data
MEXICO CITY, July 5 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies suffered sharp losses on Friday after stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data increased bets the Federal Reserve could begin cutting its...


UPDATE 1-"Monsters University" scares zombies to lead box office
June 23 (Reuters) - "Monsters University," the prequel to Pixar's 2001 animated blockbuster "Monsters, Inc.," scared up $82 million in weekend ticket sales to easily outdistance the week's other new movie, the big-budget apocalyptic thriller "World War Z," which came in with an impressive haul of $66 million.


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