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Honda plans to introduce the 2010 Insight on March 24, with a sticker price of $19,800 to $23,100.
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Honda plans to offer the 2010 Insight hybrid for as little as $19,800, thousands below the typical entry point for a hybrid vehicle.
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The Indian government and a new board scramble to save the outsourcing company, crippled by fraud.
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AOL's new chairman and chief executive will be Tim Armstrong, who joined Google in 2000 to start a sales operation for the then-tiny search engine.
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Riding a wave of successful films as the president of Fox Searchlight Pictures, Peter Rice will become the top entertainment executive.
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The tabloid media is expanding beyond celebrities, tapping into populist anger at corporate America.
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Meant as an impish protest, the craze over a mythical beast raises questions about China's Internet censorship.
By DAVID POGUE
The new iPod Shuffle from Apple is half the volume of its postage-stamp predecessor; with no controls or buttons, it looks like a sleek aluminum tie clip.
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Sergey Brin says he plans to contribute money and his DNA to a large genetic study of Parkinson's disease.
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Publications are changing their policies to sell prime space to advertisers, raising concerns with news media organizations.
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The company, perhaps to forestall objections on privacy grounds, said it planned to give users the ability to access their profiles.
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