Новости за 19.03.2012

When the late Steve Jobs had a will, he often got his way. That's why Apple hasn't paid a dividend since 2005. But that's all changing now. Jobs, Apple's co-founder and longtime CEO, is gone. Tim Cook is now the leader in charge of Apple, the Cupertino, Ca.-based tech giant. And Cook apparently understands that the company has more cash than it should hold at $98 billion and counting.

SD State Team Championship & Blitz Championship

Pierre, SD

July 21 & 22, 2018

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119th Annual U.S. Open

Middleton, WI

July 28 - Aug 5, 2018

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Denker High School Championship

July 28-31

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Barber K-8 Championship

July 28-31

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NATIONAL GIRLS TOURNAMENT Of CHAMPIONS

July 28-31

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Paul Salem Sioux Falls Open

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Ford Motor Co. wants potential buyers of its new Fusion to think hard about the car's feng shui. To that purposeful end, the auto maker on Friday released a simple but absurd chart demonstrating the Fusion's flow of chi, or life-energy. While this seems harmless at first glance, in reality the move smacks of being a poorly considered, random PR action to take advantage of consumers who are merely fad-following drones in Ford's eyes.

After weeks of speculation, Peyton Manning has finally made his choice. The quarterback will sign with the Broncos, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen. The deal is not official, but Manning has told John Elway that he would like to play in Denver. Manning replaces Tim Tebow as Denver's starter. The Broncos will look to move him in a trade. The future Hall of Famer goes to Denver, after initially having 12 teams reportedly interested in his services. Entering Monday, the Broncos, Titans and 49ers... Читать дальше...

Check out this photo video highlighting the various matches from day 12 at Indian Wells.

Tennis Now’s Ted LePak reviews the Indian Wells finals and addresses Nadia Petrova’s defection from Russia to America. Also a look at what’s to come in the week ahead with Tennis Now.

Do you enjoy horror movies?  So do I. Most begin with scenes of an average family (whatever that is) enjoying some simple pleasure. Suddenly, UFOs appear in the sky, or the earth rumbles, or a screaming neighbor interrupts with terrifying news. For the next 98 minutes or so, we watch the earth go to the brink of destruction until one heroic act by the star and some underlings solve the problem.

Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) has finally decided to reward investors beyond the total return on their shares, which was 77 percent over the past year before Monday's market open, and 554 percent since 2007. Here are five reasons CEO Tim Cook decided on this new course for the Cupertino, Calif., developer of the Mac, iPod, iPhone and iPad as well as iTunes and iCloud.

Best known as the general who won the Civil War for the Union, Ulysses S. Grant later became the 18th president of the United States. Now historian Jonathan Sarna weighs in on Grant’s hotly debated legacy from a little-known angle: In When General Grant Expelled the Jews, the latest title from Nextbook Press, Sarna examines […]

An industrial nature park -- That’s how to best describe the Stöffel Park in Enspel, Germany. That probably doesn’t do justice to the park, nestled amid the picturesque Westerwald region of Rhineland-Pfalz, but the site is so unusual, it’s hard to put a traditional description to it.