Albert Einstein News
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New York state regulators’ approval of MBIA Inc.’s restructuring in 2009 was based on inaccurate and incomplete information, said a lawyer for banks seeking to overturn the decision.
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Japan’s economic problems are serious and getting worse. Foremost among them is the crushing burden of government debt.
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Albert Einstein’s postcard to his sick mother joyfully reporting proof of the bending of light and a letter suggesting a solution to the Jewish-Arab conflict have been put online.
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Toyota Motor Corp. lost its bid to dismiss a Florida company’s patent-infringement claim that may result in a ban on imports of the carmaker’s newest hybrid models including the Prius and Camry.
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U.S. Supreme Court justices grappled with the reach of federal patent law, touching on both fire- building techniques and Albert Einstein’s discoveries during arguments over diagnostic medical tests.
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A neutrino beam was measured as traveling faster than the speed of light, appearing to break the limit set by Albert Einstein in 1905.
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It’s just after 8 a.m. on Nov. 11, and Peter Ackerman is staring at red numbers flashing on an electronic board. He sees 2,008,069.
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The University of Surrey’s Jim al- Khalili will eat his boxer shorts on television if scientists from CERN prove Albert Einstein wrong, the professor of physics wrote in the London-based Times.
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Avoid New York’s big stores jammed with fullback shoppers and endless queues.
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Israel’s formula for boosting trade to China is to hang at the Expo Museum in Shanghai. It’s E=mc2, the Albert Einstein discovery that the government uses to symbolize the virtues of its technology companies.
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