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Dell buyout isn't seen as a model for BlackBerry
BlackBerry's deteriorating business prospects and a lack of financing make its tentative $4.7-bn buyout agreement a harder sell to investors
 "Dell buyout isn't seen as a model for BlackBerry")
Microsoft forms $79-million China gaming venture
BesTV will invest $40.29 mn for a 51% stake, while Microsoft will invest $38.71 mn for the rest
 "Microsoft forms $79-million China gaming venture")
BlackBerry reaches tentative $4.7-bn deal to go private
CEO Thorsten Heins had bet the Z10 would become BlackBerry's new flagship, restoring cachet and prosperity to the one-time smartphone leader
 "BlackBerry reaches tentative $4.7-bn deal to go private")
Kenyan forces kill two militants after mall siege leaves 69 dead
Smoke continued to billow out of the building about three hours after a fire broke out amid sporadic bursts of gunfire
European services drive economic recovery
An index of activity rose to 52.1 from 50.7 in August
 "European services drive economic recovery")
Kingfisher default raises airline costs: Corporate India
Karnataka High Court slated to hear winding up petition by 6 creditors on Wednesday
 "Kingfisher default raises airline costs: Corporate India")
Dollar falls to lowest level since February
The dollar weakened 1.7 per cent to $1.3524 per euro
 "Dollar falls to lowest level since February")
Obamacare's fast-food menu: Cutting workers' hours for some, slower growth for others
This week restaurant executives have been meeting Congress member in a lobbying effort to nix the 30-hour rule
 "Obamacare's fast-food menu: Cutting workers' hours for some, slower growth for others")
Republican clash with Obama adds risk of shutdown
Republicans in the House on Friday voted to choke off funding for President Barack Obama's health care law in the stopgap spending Bill
 "Republican clash with Obama adds risk of shutdown")
Assad submits chemical arms' list ahead of talks on UN action
The move comes as the US, France and the UK push for a UNSC resolution on Syria
LinkedIn customers say firm hacked their email address books
The customers asked a federal judge in California to bar LinkedIn from repeating the alleged violations
 "LinkedIn customers say firm hacked their email address books")
Most Asian stocks fall after RBI raises rate
Japanese exporters gained as the yen weakened, while the regional benchmark index held at a four-month high
Long queues at Apple stores as new iPhones' sales begin
In Munich about 2,000 people lined up and at the Louvre in Paris about 300 people waited ahead of the 8 am opening
 "Long queues at Apple stores as new iPhones' sales begin")
Yellen chances grow as Obama aides test Senate support
Senator Charles Schumer calls Yellen an excellent choice to succeed Ben Bernanke
JPMorgan agrees to pay $920 million for London Whale loss
The settlement resolves claims by the US SEC, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Federal Reserve and the UK Financial Conduct Authority
 "JPMorgan agrees to pay $920 million for London Whale loss")
Bernanke saves borrowing firms' $700 bn
Businesses took advantage of the Fed's largesse to lock in record low rates, extend maturities and raise cash by selling $5.16 trillion of bonds
 "Bernanke saves borrowing firms' $700 bn")
 "Microsoft plans $40-bn buyback, boosts dividend")
 "Microsoft launches new Bing logo")