Baghdad clash tests Iraq pullback after end of combat
In Baghdad American troops joined Iraqi forces to repel a heavily armed assault on the Iraqi Army headquarters. Twelve killed dozens wounded as six attackers blasted and fought inside the compound. U.S. personnel aided Iraqi units while drones helicopters and explosives experts were summoned. No U.S. casualties reported.
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HTC Builds Global Brand Challenge to Apple iPhone
Taiwan's HTC pursues a standalone brand as it competes with Apple's iPhone. HTC gains by marketing with U.S. carriers and ads, while balancing carrier ties and device variety. Compare with Acer and other Taiwanese tech names as HTC expands beyond contract branding. HTC's EVO 4G and Nexus One elevated its profile, but Apple still leads with 8.4 million versus HTC's 5.4 million in the latest quarter.
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Wolves face broad new killing authority in Northern Rockies
Billings reports agencies seek expanded power to remove wolves despite court rulings restoring endangered status in most states. Proposals include gas pup dens, sterilizing adults, and calls for conservation or research hunts as packs grow. Officials cite depredations while advocates warn of dangerous, historic methods.
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Obama backs research tax credits proposal to boost economy
President Obama will ask Congress to permanently extend and expand research and development tax credits, proposing a $100 billion package and raising the credit option from 14 to 17 percent. The move aims to spur long term job growth while offsetting costs with corporate tax break reversals for multinationals and oil firms. Political hurdles loom as Senate debates funding, with support from business groups and labor leaders.
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