Killed, 13 Injured in Turkish Minibus Blast (Update2) (Internet advertising) Bloomberg - 1

Killed, 13 Injured in Turkish Minibus Blast (Update2) (Internet advertising) Bloomberg - 1

Five Killed, 13 Injured in Turkish Minibus Blast (Update2)
Bloomberg - 1 hour ago July 16 (Bloomberg) -- Five people were killed and 13 injured, including overseas tourists, when a minibus exploded today in the Turkish coastal resort of Kusadasi, according to a local government official and the UK Foreign Office.

Hurricane Emily barrels toward Jamaica
Japan Today - 11 hours ago MONTEGO BAY � Jamaica hunkered down Friday as Hurricane Emily barreled toward the Caribbean island on a track that could send it over the Mexican resort of Cancun and the US-Mexican border. Authorities urged

Plea Agreement in Balco Case Draws Criticism
New York Times - 17 hours ago Victor Conte Jr., the central figure in the steroids scandal that linked the use of performance-enhancing drugs to some of the country's top professional baseball, football and track and field athletes, pleaded guilty yesterday in a deal with federal

Enron settles gouging claims
Seattle Times - 11 hours ago West Coast states gouged during the 2000-01 energy crisis could share as much as $1.52 billion under yesterday's announced settlement agreement with Enron, the now-defunct utility giant that manipulated energy markets.

Marvel, Microsoft hatch video games alliance
Indiantelevision.com - 7 hours ago MUMBAI: Software major Microsoft has struck a deal with Marvel Comics which owns the rights to characters like Spiderman. The deal will put Spidey, the Incredible Hulk and some 5,000 other superheroes, villains

Arnold bows to uproar
Los Angeles Daily News - 11 hours ago By Tom Chorneau, Associated Press. SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will end his financial relationship with two fitness magazines that rely heavily on advertising from nutritional supplement companies

Bush's wartime tribunals upheld
Miami Herald - 11 hours ago A federal appeals court has said Osama bin Laden's driver can face a war crimes tribunal at Guant�namo after all, reversing a lower court ruling and setting the stage for a Supreme Court challenge. By CAROL ROSENBERG.