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Small talk: A breakup museum, Apple's pinch-and-zoom, McFlurry misconduct
Rico Gagliano Dec 21, 2012
The Dinner Party serves up news that didn't quite make the headlines -- perfect for your dinner party conversations this weekend.
Key Apple smartphone patent rejected
Jeff Horwich Dec 20, 2012
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has dealt Apple some bitter news.
Japan's new prime minister faces challenges
Rob Schmitz Dec 17, 2012
Newly-elected Prime Minister Shinzo Abe faces the tasks of reviving Japan's economy and handling strained relations with China.
Google maps app invades the iPhone
Queena Kim Dec 13, 2012
Google's new maps app was a blockbuster download on its first day. Will Apple ever lure its users back to Apple Maps?
To some, Google Maps app is a win for Apple
Jeff Horwich Dec 13, 2012
The new Google Maps app, released late yesterday for iPhone, may not be so unwelcome.
Leader of China plans economic reforms
Rob Schmitz Dec 13, 2012
China’s new leader Xi Jinping has only been in office a month, but he’s already turning heads.
Apple brings manufacturing of Macs back to the U.S.
David Brancaccio Dec 10, 2012
Apple's Tim Cook says some Macs will be assembled in America again, and a former Russian banker tries to make currency trading in video games a regular thing.
Apple to move some computer production to U.S.
Bob Moon Dec 6, 2012
Apple's CEO reveals the company will shift some manufacturing jobs from China to U.S.
GM eyes Southeast Asia car buyers
Rob Schmitz Dec 6, 2012
Auto giant GM sees a lucrative market among Southeast Asia's growing middle class and plans to tackle Japanese automakers' regional domination.
SEC charges big accounting firms over audits in China
Andrew Wood Dec 4, 2012
SEC investigates potential accounting fraud against U.S. investors involving Chinese firms publicly traded in U.S.
