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- Biz Break: Apple avoids Google integration, challenges Pandora; E3
opens with bang
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Today: Apple introduces new offerings at WWDC, with Google
and Pandora feeling heat. Also: Microsoft and EA make big noise at E3,
but stock doesn't follow suit.
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2 - Shuttered travel agency leaves
clients wondering if they'll ever see their money or families back in
Vietnam
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San Jose police who were called to the shuttered business
on Wednesday took down the names and information of dozens of potential
victims who continued to show up outside Sunlight Travel on Monday, even
though the floor of the office is littered with unopened mail and the
glass doors are locked.
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3 - At WWDC, Apple unveils iOS 7, Mac OS
Mavericks, iTunes Radio and a new Mac Pro
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More than 5,000 developers feasted on a slideshow
smorgasbord of brightly colored displays and gee-whiz features from the
new iOS 7 software that will soon power millions of iPhones and iPads
around the world. And while this software-centric confab elicited few of
the fireworks that accompany Apple product launches, CEO Tim Cook and his
blue-jeaned lieutenants wowed the crowd at the 24th annual Worldwide
Developers Conference with a steady string of cool new upgrades.
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4 - Cassidy: NSA Prism surveillance
program sullies digital relationships
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Whether the National Security Agency’s Prism surveillance
program marks a change in the way Americans view their online privacy is
yet to be seen. But it can’t help but change the relationship all of us
have with the companies that help us live our digital lives.
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5 - Get ready for Apple's OS X Mavericks
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Apple says it has run out of felines to name its OS after,
so it's turned to California landmarks. First up is Mavericks, after the
surfing spot. And after that: OS X Big Sur?
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6 - Booz Allen Hamilton shares fall
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of Booz Allen Hamilton fell on
Monday, after the company's employee, Edward Snowden, stepped forward as
the person who last week leaked information about secret government
surveillance programs to several news media outlets.
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7 - E3: 'Breaking Bad' star, Drake show
off Electronic Arts games
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Drake and Aaron Paul are bringing some star power to the
Electronic Entertainment Expo, appearing on stage Monday at Electronic
Arts' E3 presentation to promote games from the Redwood City video game
publisher.
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8 - S&P boosts outlook for U.S. debt
to 'stable'
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Standard & Poor's Ratings Services upgraded its
outlook Monday for the U.S. government's long-term debt. S&P cited
the government's strengthened finances, a recovering U.S. economy and
some easing of Washington's political gridlock.
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9 - Annie's reports sharply rising
profits and sales
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Berkeley-based Annie's shrugged off the effects of a
voluntary recall of a frozen pizza product and posted sharply higher
profits and sales for both its fourth quarter and full fiscal year on
Monday.
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10 - Leak highlights key role of private
contractors
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The U.S. government monitors threats to national security
with the help of nearly 500,000 people like Edward Snowden -- employees
of private firms who have access to the government's most sensitive
secrets
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11 - Xbox One will cost $499, release in
November
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Microsoft said on Monday its new Xbox One console would be
launched in November at a price of $499 in the United States.
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12 - Video: New 'Halo' and 'Titanfall'
previews for Xbox One
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The upcoming Xbox One gaming console's cloud computing
capabilities were demonstrated at E3 in Los Angeles on Monday, by
fleshing out dense environments in third-person open-world games, such as
"Titanfall" and the latest installment of "Halo."
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13 - E3: Xbox One games will be immersed
in the cloud, Microsoft says
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Microsoft focused on how cloud computing will make games
for its next-generation Xbox One console more immersive during its Monday
presentation at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, the gaming industry's
annual trade show.
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14 - Apple WWDC 2013: Radical new iOS 7,
iTunes Radio music-streaming service unveiled
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Apple introduced revamped mobile and desktop operating
systems Monday during the keynote address of its Worldwide Developers
Conference, and launched a new streaming-music offering called iTunes
Radio that will be included in the redesigned iOS 7 for iPhones and
iPads.
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15 - Netflix does not infringe Rovi
patents, ITC judge says
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Internet video streaming service Netflix does not infringe
on Rovi patents for interactive television program guides, an
International Trade Commission judge said in a preliminary decision.
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