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| Is golf driving the U.S. economy? | | | U.S. debt may appear to be spiraling out of control, but one sporting industry is making a major contribution to the country's economic health. |
| Opinion Attack no shock | | | Al-Shabaab, al-Qaeda's brutal Somali affiliate, has claimed credit for the attack by multiple gunmen at an upscale shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya that has already killed at least 39 people. |
| Obamacare's average monthly cost across U.S. $328 | | | (Reuters) - Americans will pay an average premium of $328 monthly for a mid-tier health insurance plan when the Obamacare health exchanges open for enrollment next week, and most will qualify for government subsidies to lower that price, the federal government said on Wednesday. |
| Breakingviews Sacrilege at Microsoft? | | | Sept. 25 - Jeffrey Goldfarb and Breakingviews columnists suggest that it may be time for Bill Gates to part ways with the $270 billion software company he founded and still chairs. |
| RealNetworks aims for comeback with new video software | | | SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - RealNetworks Inc, an early warhorse of the internet era that has stumbled in recent years, aims to reverse its fortunes with video software and storage services that enable people to readily share videos among different devices. |
| Hollande meets Rouhani | | | Sept. 24 - French President Francois Hollande became the first Western leader to meet new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). |
| Sailing-Oracle Team USA wins America's Cup | | | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Oracle Team USA won the 34th America's Cup on Wednesday, coming from behind to defeat Emirates Team New Zealand in the tie-breaking 19th race of the finals. |
| Kenya mourns mall siege dead | | | Sept. 25 - Kenya begins three days of mourning for victims of the Nairobi mall siege after the president declares the drama is over. Paul Chapman reports. |
| RPT-U.S. panels agree on bill to regulate drug compounding | | | WASHINGTON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - U.S. House and Senate committees have agreed on legislation that would give the U.S. Food and Drug Administration greater authority to regulate companies that compound sterile drugs and ship them across state lines. |
| Who could spoil Merkel's party? | | | Chancellor Angela Merkel's popularity will not be enough to ensure a continuation of the government she would like to lead after Germans go to the polls - and a newcomer on the political scene could throw a wrench in the gears of her plans for the nation. |
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