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Turning air into liquid using surplus energy from wind and solar could be a way to store power from intermittent sources and open up an industry worth 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) a year to the U.K., a report showed.
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Baz Luhrmann’s “The Great Gatsby” is a gaudy, Ritz-sized rhinestone of a movie, more flashy than dazzling, beguiling from some angles and phony to its core.
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Red Hat Inc., the largest seller of Linux operating-system software, fell after reporting fiscal fourth-quarter sales that missed estimates as some customers -- concerned about sluggish economic growth -- put off purchases.
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Governor Rick Perry named 13 people to the advisory committee of the Texas Emerging Technology Fund, including an executive of Energy Future Holdings Corp., a Dallas utility that lost $705 million in the second quarter.
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Ericsson AB is in talks to buy Microsoft Corp.’s IPTV business, which makes software used by phone companies such as AT&T Inc. to deliver television over the Internet, people with knowledge of the matter said.
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JDA Software Group Inc., the maker of business-management programs for retailers, jumped the most in Nasdaq trading since its initial public offering after second-quarter revenue beat analysts’ estimates.
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Symantec Corp., which ousted Chief Executive Officer Enrique Salem after the stock underperformed for years, could deliver a 40 percent gain to shareholders by splitting its security software and storage businesses.
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Francis Bacon works discovered on the backs of amateur paintings may sell for at least 100,000 pounds ($154,000) when they come up for auction next month.
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Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and two other mortgage lenders and loan servicers received approval from a New Jersey judge to resume uncontested foreclosures in the state.
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Microsoft Corp. won a $617 million contract with the U.S. Defense Department to provide its latest software, including the Windows 8 operating system.
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