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Euro ministers alarmed as Bloc shuts down Greece plan B

Several others raised similar concerns during official talks

Amazon seeks to show drones can safely deliver cargo

FAA is trying to balance corporate interests with the need for preserving a safe aviation system

Amazon, Microsoft profit from cloud, Nasdaq at record

Silicon Valley help sought as Pentagon fights cyber-attacks

Apple bug lets hackers crash iPhones, iPads

The bug shows that attackers occasionally get the opportunity to damage Apple customers too

Facebook is hiring like crazy

With a total of 10,082 at the end of March, Facebook increased headcount by 48% compared with the same time last year

Sensex drops as banks, pharma majors decline

VIX climbs for eighth day as stocks drop amid earnings

Google rolls out new US cell phone service

The national service will be available in certain areas around the country

Japan's maglev train economics is as mind-boggling as its speed

Japan has plans to build its high-speed maglev line from Tokyo to Nagoya and Osaka

Temasek succession plans under scrutiny as Ho takes leave

Tsipras to seize public-sector funds to keep Greece afloat

Migrant boat with hundreds aboard capsizes in Mediterranean; 49 rescued

China moves to stimulus mode with reserve rate cut

The move puts the country more firmly in the easing camp with the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan

China home sales transactions rise

The government eased mortgage policies at the end of March to aid the property market

Comcast deal collapse to kill other mergers

A rejection would be a blow to Comcast, which would have to give up on valuable cable and broadband assets in major US cities including New York

Mayweather-Pacquiao fight tickets may never go on sale

Tickets for the Las Vegas bout, projected to bring in at least $300 million, are currently listed on TiqIQ for an average of $11,922

Sony lawyer warns media on use of documents posted by WikiLeaks

Five Australian teenagers arrested in terror plot

This was the only attack we were aware of at an advanced stage of planning: Prime Minister Tony Abbott

Apple's Tim Cook is a steal at $65 mn in pay

During the three fiscals he has run Apple, revenue climbed 69% to $183 billion and net income grew 53% to $39.5 billion