Environment, science & technology: Phil Hogan asks leading academics and medics what the truth is behind memory loss and, crucially, can you avoid it?

1 Russia Izvestia, the Russian newspaper, raised American hackles last week by reporting that long-range bombers could now be flown to Cuba. This new development was interpreted as Russia’s response to US plans for missile defence systems in Poland and the Czech Republic.

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A recent brief released by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers recommends proper management and coordination of state geographic information system (GIS) technology.

China's booming Internet population has surpassed the United States to become the world's biggest, with 253 million people online despite government controls on Web use, according to government data reported Friday. The latest figure on Web use at the end of...

China's booming Internet population has surpassed the United States to become the world's biggest, with 253 million people online despite government controls on Web use, according to government data reported Friday.

2008-07-25 15:13:23 US late July Reuters/Michigan consumer sentiment rises to 61.2

Here are the top five online stories for the week beginning Sunday, July 20, as ranked by EE Times Europe readers, up to and including Friday, July 25. The ranking is based on the number of reader "views" or "hits" on a particular article

RAVENA — It’s been seven years since a federal court ordered the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to regulate toxic mercury levels from cement kilns — yet no action has been taken to curb the emissions.

Leaning on a surprising coach, Howard Stringer is partway through the Sony turnaround.