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Workers at iPhone factory strike over strict standards, poor training
Seen those super-whiny, incredibly babyish complaints about near-microscopic nicks on new iPhone 5s...
Taste of Colorado headlines Labor Day weekend events
This Labor Day weekend, Colorado residents...
Is Today’s Beef Better For The Environment?
The American beef industry has taken a bit of a beating in recent years. Beef has been linked to heart disease and cancer and hamburgers have been recalled. We're also often told that cattle require a lot of precious food and water to make tender steaks...
October new-home sales rise 6.2 percent on strength in South
WASHINGTON — Sales of new homes rose 6.2 percent in October...
Nintendo Debuts 3DS XL With 90% Larger Displays: Available August 19...
Despite the fact that Nintendo’s 3DS is an excellent hand-held console, 3DS sales haven’t been on par with what the company was expecting...
Cutting down on wasteful eating
About 40 percent of the food that hits American plates doesn't go down American throats. Instead, it enters American landfills, or, at best, it's turned to compost...
Apple to Double Down on Secrecy as Alleged New iPhone Design...
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company would increase secrecy of the...
County: Culprit is soil damage, not spills
Rob Alexander, agricultural resource specialist for Boulder County Parks and Open Space, says the real problem with oil and gas companies on open space is not so much spills as it is other impacts from drilling operations...
Facebook User Satisfaction Plummets, Google Shines, Says Survey
Facebook users are less satisfied with the social network than ever...
Romney’s foreign policy plan: vacuous, ‘content-free’
Mitt Romney's nomination acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention was light on foreign policy discussion, to say the least. And what he did say wasn't the paragon of accuracy, either...
