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If anyone deserves credit for what promises to be a massive shakeup of British banking, it's outgoing European Union Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes, who is determined that Europe's state-funded banks have no advantage over their private sector rivals.

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Telepresence: An Innovation Hotbed?

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Germany's Coming Energy Revolution

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Testing Right: Key to Better Cell Phones

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Outlaw Parental Smoking

In light of the dangers of third-hand smoke—plus what's already known about secondhand smoke—governments should make it illegal for people with children to smoke. Pro or con?

 

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