Queen 'should remain Defender

of the Faith'

Almost 80% of people in England

support a religious role for the

Queen, a BBC poll suggests. In a poll

by Comres to coincide with the

Queen's Diamond Jubilee, 79% of

respondents said she still had an

important faith role.

Meanwhile, 73% said she should con-

tinue as supreme governor of the

Church of England and keep the

Defender of the Faith title first given

to Henry VIII. Comres polled 2,591

people about links between the

Church and monarchy.

Obama ad blasts Mitt Romney

Bain Capital job record

US President Barack Obama's re-

election campaign has released an ad

seeking to undercut Republican rival

Mitt Romney's record on jobs.

The video features former workers of

a steel plant that was bought and later

shut down by Bain Capital, the private

equity firm co-founded by Mr Romney.

"It was like a vampire. They came in

and sucked the life out of us," one

former GST Steel employee says.

Mr Romney has repeatedly attacked

the president for failing to create jobs.

The former Massachusetts...

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Money laundering fears leap

after Arab Spring

money transactions in Switzerland

received by the Money Laundering

Reporting Office Switzerland

(MROS) increased by some 40 per

cent last year, following the Arab

Spring uprisings. Part of the reason

for the increase was a new require-

ment for Swiss banks and other

financial institutions to report

shady deals surrounding foreign

political events. Last year wit-

nessed social unrest across North

Africa and the Middle East, result-

ing in the downfall of several...

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SC refuses to quash Sachin's nomi-

nation to Rajya Sabha

Refusing to quash batting maestro

Sachin Tendulkar's nomination to the

Rajya Sabha, the Supreme Court asked

petitioner Ram Gopal Singh Sisodia, a

former Delhi MLA to rather approach

the high court with his plea. The peti-

tioner had challenged the nomination

on the ground that Sachin was not

entitled to nomination as Article 80

prescribes that only persons of emi-

nence in the fields of art, literature

and science are to be nominated to

the Rajya Sabha. A vacation bench of

justices Deepak Verma and...

LightSquared Files Bankruptcy

After Network Blocked

LightSquared Inc. filed for bank-

ruptcy, saying it will seek to resolve

the concerns of U.S. regulators who

thwarted the company’s plan to de-

liver high-speed wireless to as many

as 260 million people. LightSquared,

based in Reston, Virginia, listed as-

sets of $4.48 billion and debt of $2.29

billion as of Feb. 29 in a Chapter 11

filing today in U.S. Bankruptcy Court

in Manhattan.

SAP Seen Boosting Cloud to Vin-

dicate SuccessFactors Deal

SAP AG (SAP) plans to show this

week it has learnt from a flawed ven-

ture into Internet-based software

five years ago with its new strategy

for cloud-computing, months after the

$3.4 billion purchase of SuccessFac-

tors Inc.

Sony, Panasonic eye next genera-

tion TV tie up

Japan's cash-bleeding electronics gi-

ants Sony and Panasonic are looking

to join forces to produce next genera-

tion televisions in a bid to claw back

market from South Korean rivals, ac-

cording to a report. The firms want to

speed up the development of large-

screen organic electroluminescence

(OEL) televisions…

Facebook will raise stock price,

could be first U.S. company worth

$100 billion at IPO

Facebook will raise the price of shares

for its initial public offering, possibly

Pixar’s Magic

Adobe appoints three new board members Yahoo investors applaud change, fear limbo Amazon aims to launch front-lit Kindle in July Kaspersky exec calls Mac OS 'really vulnerable' Infosys Seen Needing French Deal to Lift Value First Intel-Powered Windows 8 Tablets: Coming in November Apple drops '4G' from iPad ads U.S. court revives Apple claim on Samsung tablets

vaulting the world's most popular

social network to the first $100 billion

valuation of a U.S. company at the

time of its public debut.

Dell Apologizes for Hiring ‘Shut

Up Bitch’ Moderator

In an era when women are running

two of the world’s largest computer

companies — IBM and HP — Dell

only succeeded in making itself look

small when it hired an expert in mi-

sogynistic humor to MC a partner

event attended by Michael Dell him-

self.

Intel Feeds China’s Supercomput-

ers With New Xeon Chip

China took the world by surprise last

year when it unveiled a previously

unknown supercomputer called...

AgitarOne Wins 2012 Jolt Award for Best Software Testing

uTest to Bring In-the-Wild Testing Services to the Communications Industry

Cigniti Technologies Expands Executive Management Team

Coverity Appoints Chief Revenue Officer

Coverity Wins SIIA CODiE Award for Best Software Development Solution

Worksoft Announces Certify 9 Suite for End-to-End Test Automation in Support of SAP(R) Solutions

Panaya now automates the upgrade of SAP's entire range of ERP functional and technical updates

Fuzz-o-Matic finds critical flaw in OpenSSL

Qualys adds security experts to CTO/CSO advisory board

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with the greatest violence.”

~ Hebrew Proverb

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