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    Yahoo looks to News Corp for help

    PARTNERSHIP: Yahoo is hoping an alliance with the media conglomerate could fend off Microsoft or force the software giant to raise its offer to at least US$40 per share
    Yahoo Inc hopes media conglomerate News Corp can rescue it from a Microsoft Corp takeover -- or at least prove the slumping Internet pioneer is worth more money than its unsolicited suitor wants to pay.

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    US officials plan to alter rules on packaging loans

    US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said US regulators plan to alter rules for packaging loans into bonds in the aftermath of the subprime-credit collapse.

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    Bush inks economic package to boost ailing US economy

    US President George W. Bush signed a two-year, US$168 billion economic stimulus package on Wednesday, hoping it would deliver "a booster shot" to an ailing US economy.

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    US researchers create nanofiber textile that harvests electricity from movement

    US researchers have created a nanofiber textile that harvests energy from movement, paving the way for clothing that could one day power an iPod or other wearable electronic devices, a study published on Wednesday said.

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    Virus attacks on mobile phones on the rise: experts

    DANGER SIGNS: With more people using their handsets to download materials online, the risks of getting hit by bugs are increasing, a survey said
    Viruses and hacking on mobile phones are still rare but attacks are a looming danger as increasing numbers of people access the Internet and download files with their handsets, experts say.

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    UBS posts record loss after US$13.7bn writedowns

    UBS AG posted the biggest ever loss by a bank in the fourth quarter after US$13.7 billion in writedowns on securities infected by US subprime mortgages.

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