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Facebook's New Campus In Menlo Park (Photos)

Facebook’s New Campus In Menlo Park (Photos)

Facebook is about to move its headquarters from Palo Alto to Menlo Park, a 57-acre campus about 30 miles south of San Francisco. The campus was formerly occupied by Sun Microsystems until it was bought over by Oracle Corp last year. With headcount growth of about 50% a year, it was hope the new site [...]
Nuclear Plants - Balancing Corruptions And Risks

Nuclear Plants – Balancing Corruptions And Risks

Sometimes it's super dangerous to have politicians who couldn't care less about human lives as long as they can make some millions (through corruption) at their backyards. It's one thing that your country couldn't generate enough power to need demands but it's another thing if you're toying with the [...]
BlackBerry Maker RIM is Toast, At Least For Now

BlackBerry Maker RIM is Toast, At Least For Now

RIM is toast, if the stock price's performance in after-hours trades is any indication after the company announced its earnings. Well, the earnings was great with the fourth-fiscal quarter surged 32% on strong sales of the company’s BlackBerry smartphones. What was disastrous was the forecast for [...]
Sex Tape Scandal - It's All About Sarawak Election

Sex Tape Scandal – It’s All About Sarawak Election

If there's one country in the world where you can enjoy sex scandals particularly involving politicians, that country is Malaysia. And if there's one politician who can do sex like a rabbit, that politician is definitely the opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, at least that was what revealed by a myste [...]
Japan’s Chernobyl – Greed For Profits Above Safety?

Japan’s Chernobyl – Greed For Profits Above Safety?

A cloud of white smoke rose above Japan's earthquake-damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant Wednesday. The cloud of smoke came from the No. 3 reactor and presumed to have been vapour from a spent-fuel storage pool at the reactor. Immediately officials asked workers at the plant to evacuate after th [...]
Nuclear Fears Rips Global Stocks, Ain’t Over Yet

Nuclear Fears Rips Global Stocks, Ain’t Over Yet

Stocks around the globe dropped like a stone at the start of trading on news that dangerous levels of radiation are leaking from a crippled nuclear plant in Japan after a magnitude-9 earthquake followed by tsunami. In a situation where you’re uncertain about the impact of the nuclear crisis especi [...]
Photo Galleries: The Day After Japan's Tsunami

Photo Galleries: The Day After Japan’s Tsunami

Japan’s stunning earthquake may be over but there’re reports that smaller scale of magnitude-7 aftershock may be coming. A magnitude 7 quake is capable of destroying buildings and triggering tsunamis. Japan Prime Minister was certainly right to say that the country is facing its worst crisis sin [...]
Japan Tsunami’s Greatest Problem – Nuclear Meltdown

Japan Tsunami’s Greatest Problem – Nuclear Meltdown

U.S. Geological Survey said the reading was 8.9 but the Japanese officials raised their estimate Sunday of the quake's magnitude to 9.0. Either way, it’s the strongest and the worst that hit Japan in 140 years. Just when you thought the uprising in the Middle East particularly Libya would have kep [...]
iPad 2 Launch: 13 Things That May Interest You

iPad 2 Launch: 13 Things That May Interest You

Appearing in his standard black turtleneck and jeans, Steve Jobs, the master-mind behind iPod, iPhone and iPad showed up on stage to a standing ovation in San Francisco Wednesday. Looked gaunt but energetic as before, his presence seems to send a message that he’s not dying as reported by paparazz [...]
Gaddafi Moved Personal US$4.8 Billion To London

Gaddafi Moved Personal US$4.8 Billion To London

UNHCR, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, says almost 100,000 people have fled Libya into neighbouring Egypt and Tunisia in the past week to escape a deadly anti-government uprising in Libya. Mediterranean ports are doing great business with thousands of other foreigners escaping Libya's unrest.  [...]


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