Friday, November 11, 2011

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"Hit The Lights" premieres on VEVO in the US on 11/16
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Turkey - struggles to find Wenesday´s quake survivors / Türkiye - depremzedelere bulmak için mücadele

Published on Nov 11, 2011 by
http://www.euronews.net/ Turkish rescue workers say hopes are fading of finding any more survivors from Wednesday's earthquake in the eastern city of Van.

At least 30 people have been pulled alive from the rubble of a five-storey hotel, one of two apparently weakened by last month's massive tremor.

It is unclear how many people were originally inside at the time of the quake but officials say there is little if any sign of life.
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Türk kurtarma ekipleri, umutlarını Çarşamba günü doğu kenti Van'da deprem daha kurtulanların bulma solmaya söylüyorlar.

En az 30 kişi, beş katlı bir otel moloz hayatta çektiği, iki görünüşe göre, geçen ayki büyük tremor zayıflamış.

Deprem ancak yetkililer anda aslında içinde çok az olduğunu söylüyor kaç kişi belli değildir, hayatın herhangi bir işaret.

USA - Google Acquires Internet Startup Apture

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Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) latest acquisition involves a startup known as Apture, a company focused on producing instant access to information with in-page search technology. Google is adding the company to its Chrome team to most likely enhance its position in the internet browser market.

Apture calls itself "A Glossary for the Web" and features a way for users to highlight or double click a word and find loads on information on it. The features transform the flat web page into a 3D multimedia experience with the information jumping right off the page. Some of the company's customers include The New York Times and The Financial Times.

Financial details and the expected date of the close of the deal have not been disclosed.

Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has potential upside of 22.2% based on a current price of $596.23 and an average consensus analyst price target of $728.57.

USA - professional negligence Standard & Poor's Mistakenly Announces Downgrade of France

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France's credit rating has not been changed. That's what ratings agency Standard & Poors said after they mistakenly announced to some clients that the country was downgraded from their AAA rating.

S&P said in a statement, "As a result of a technical error, a message was automatically disseminated today to some subscribers of S&P's Global Credit Portal suggesting that France's credit rating has been changed. This is not the case: the ratings on Republic of France remain 'AAA/A-1+' with a stable outlook and this incident is not related to any ratings surveillance activity. We are investigating the cause of error."

The bond spread between France's ten-year bond rates and Germany's hit new record highs during the eurozone debt crisis. Moody's has warned France that it is in danger of becoming downgraded.

President Nicolas Sarkozy's government has launched an austerity program and insist its finances are under control, vowing to balance its budget by 2016.

McGraw-Hill (NYSE:MHP) the parent company of Standard & Poors, has potential upside of 12.5% based on a current price of $42.22 and an average consensus analyst price target of $47.5.