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digits: Walt Mossberg Review Toshiba’s New Tablet July 14, 2011 WSJ Personal Technology Senior Editor Walt Mossberg reviews the Toshiba Thrive, the latest entry in the tablet market.

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digits: Facebook Is Worth $100 Billion? Really? July 14, 2011 WSJ’s Rolfe Winkler looks at claims by many that Facebook's valuation could reach $100 billion.

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'Glee' Gets Nominated for Emmy July 14, 2011 Melissa McCarthy and Joshua Jackson announce the 2011 Emmy Nominations from Los Angeles, CA.

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Doctors Suggest Parents Lose Custody of Obese Kids July 14, 2011 America is on the edge of an obesity epidemic. Two highly respected doctors have come up with a radical idea to solve the nation’s childhood obesity problem - put the kids in foster care. Video ...

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Opinion Journal: Terror in Mumbai July 14, 2011 Mary Kissel and Matthew Kaminski of the editorial board discuss the bombings in India.

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Sarah Palin’s Documentary ... July 14, 2011 The Sarah Palin documentary "The Undefeated" opens in 10 cities this weekend. Video courtesy of AFP.

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Ron Paul’s First Presidential Campaign Ad July 14, 2011 Presidential Candidate Ron Paul’s first television ad of the 2012 campaign.

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Ron Paul’s First Presidential Campaign Ad July 14, 2011 Presidential Candidate Ron Paul’s first television ad of the 2012 campaign.

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Violence Grips Karachi July 14, 2011 At least 11 are dead after fighting breaks out in Pakistan’s' commercial hub after a political leader criticized the city's dominant political group. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Violence Grips Karachi July 14, 2011 At least 11 are dead after fighting breaks out in Pakistan’s' commercial hub after a political leader criticized the city's dominant political group. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Markets Hub: Stocks Advance on Earns, Econ Data July 14, 2011 Stocks staged a modest advance in early trading after beat earnings estimates and a rush of economic data helped shift markets' focus away from the stalled U.S. debt-ceiling debate. Paul ...

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Markets Hub: J.P. Morgan Beats Expectations July 14, 2011 J.P. Morgan Chase’s second-quarter profit rose 13% as investment banking operations again posted surging revenue and profit, more than making up for more mortgage-related charges and weakness in ...

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Markets Hub: Markets Shrug Off Debt Tension July 14, 2011 Despite a warning from Moody’s on the U.S.'s credit rating, markets acted if a U.S. downgrade wasn't likely to happen, and kept up brisk trading. Plus, Borders is on shaky ...

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Markets Hub: Wall St. Not Worried Over U.S. Credit July 14, 2011 Credit rating agencies moved closer to an unprecedented downgrade of the U.S.'s debt amid deteriorating talks in Washington, but the financial markets don’t seem to be too worried, Katy ...

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Markets Hub: Municipalities Look to Banks July 14, 2011 Michael Corkery discusses how a growing number of municipalities are shifting away from issuing bonds and instead turning to banks to raise much-needed capital. (Photo: AP Photo.)

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AM Report: Parliament To Hear From News Corp Chief July 14, 2011 The News Hub covers News Corp. UK newspapers chief Rebekah Brooks upcoming testimony before Parliament (News Corp. owns The Wall Street Journal.) Also, a look at China’s record steel production. ...

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Suicide Bombers Strike Afghan Funeral July 14, 2011 A suicide bomber attacks a funeral service in Kandahar for the assassinated brother of the Afghan president. Video courtesy Reuters.

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News Hub: Rating Agency To U.S.: You’re On Notice! July 14, 2011 WSJ’s Arron Zitner reports credit rating agencies have indicated they are moving toward a downgrade of the U.S. government's debt in the midst of the debt-ceiling talks in Washington. ...

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News Hub: China’s Record Steel Production July 14, 2011 WSJ’s Liam Denning reports on China's record steel production and its impact on competitors. Photo: REUTERS/Stringer

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News Hub: News Corp. Chief Goes Before Parliament July 14, 2011 WSJ’s Cassell Bryan-Low reports Rebekah Brooks, head of News Corp's UK newpsapers unit, will appear before a UK parliamentary committee to answer questions about the phone-hacking ...