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North Korean envoy gives letter to China's president offering to solve diplomatic issues through dialogue. http://t.co/OiV9b1saJD
A test maker is paying NYC high school students to take its exam. http://t.co/fxs4NmZXbw
Google plans to fund and develop wireless networks in emerging markets such as sub-Saharan Africa. http://t.co/Ydjgz3FN7W $GOOG
U.S. officials say Iranian-backed hackers have launched a campaign of cyberassaults against U.S. energy firms. http://t.co/zDifaCNFiD
Top Horace Mann officials acknowledged for the first time years of abuse at the exclusive private school. http://t.co/U3AEggfFOO
Japan is outlier on public debt, Ireland on private. Watch global debt levels change over time. http://t.co/UopmNYHkii
Tax-raising measures in some blue states contrast starkly with the national discussion on spending. http://t.co/Qz15x5yv6f
New-home prices at record high in U.S.: median $271,600 in April, average $330,800. http://t.co/99sVv7dYtb
The top 10 fastest-growing large cities in the U.S.: http://t.co/3tgBnYsMJ9
In past year alone, Google has started at least three services that take aim at Amazon operations. http://t.co/mQbMLxDsQO $AMZN $GOOG
Why the odds of closing Guantanamo Bay detention center may be better now: http://t.co/K9ViGa7P0O
@reginacm @jasonbellini We hope so, too. Or that their original owners are able to find them.
Interview with #ArrestedDevelopment creator @MitchHurwitz about the new season: http://t.co/waSj6WwyWc
Plus-size sales are poised to jump 5.2% annually in the next 5 years. What that means for Abercrombie & Fitch: http://t.co/epAs5hfiak
Study: Inexpensive, over-the-counter vitamins could curb dementia. http://t.co/zK1G6xPSjq via @marketwatch
McDonald's CEO on marketing to kids: "We are not the cause of obesity. Ronald is not a bad guy." http://t.co/g5J40W9JC7
"Those 2 companies are going to duke it out for a long time in just about everything." $GOOG vs. $AMZN http://t.co/KtTTqlC3is

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