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More companies in India's lucrative IT industry are hiring detectives to root out job applicants who pad their résumés.


The central bank plans to buy debt directly from companies for the first time in decades.

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World


Jerome Corsi, author of "Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality," tried to launch his new book, but violated immigration rules, Kenyan officials say.


Efforts to oust the prime minister included barricading legislators in Parliament for five hours on Tuesday.



The Mo Ibrahim Index announced this week that 31 of 48 countries are run better.

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USA


CNN's citizen reporters sent Apple stocks plunging Friday with a false report on Steve Jobs.

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Commentary


The global financial crisis needs the hope that US mortgages are trustworthy.


Why we lose $700 billion – and how to get it back.


Today's Cartoon

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Living


A taste of the fish transports me to the scenic Maine coast where the last US cannery operates.


This humble peasant dish is so rich and flavorful, it could almost pass for dessert.

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The Home Forum


Being a fan isn't as simple as rooting for the home team.


A Christian Science perspective on daily life.

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News In Brief


 


 



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