Hollywood star couple Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are reportedly married. The stars tied the knot this weekend, reported People magazine. However, neither the pair nor their representatives have confirmed the news. The couple sparked wedding rumours back in January after Kutcher posted a cryptic snap on Facebook with the words Happy New Year Love The Kutchers written on the sand. Later in March, Kunis was asked about her relationship...
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Monday, July 6, 2015
Amazon Pushes Prime Service With Day of Deals
NEW YORK Amazon (AMZN) is trying to lure more subscribers to its $99 Prime loyalty program by pushing a day of discounts it calls "Prime Day" during the sleepier summer shopping season. The e-commerce retailer plans to offer thousands of deals on July 15 in the nine countries that have the Prime loyalty program, including the U.S., U.K., Spain, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, Canada and Austria. The Seattle company says the promotion...
Why GoPros Are the Only Camera Worth Buying Right Now
TIMETechWhy GoPros Are the Only Camera Worth Buying Right NowBloombergBloomberg via Getty ImagesA GoPro Inc. HERO3 camera is arranged for a photograph in Tiskilwa, Illinois, U.S., on Thursday, April 23, 2015.Your smartphone is fine for everything elseApples latest ad campaign, Shot on iPhone 6, uses iPhone photographers gorgeous still images and video to ask one question: Do you really need a standalone camera anymore? For many,...
NBA free agency: Lou Williams reportedly agrees to three-year, $21 million ...
The Lakers have made some quality base hits since whiffing on the top targets that defined their free-agent sweepstakes.Lou Williams agreed to a three-year, $21 million deal on Sunday to join the Lakers, a move that shores up their backcourt depth and provides more secondary scoring. The Lakers also plan to sign free-agent forward Brandon Bass, adding to a bloated frontcourt that soon could...
Greece After The No Vote: Four Options For Greek Banking
With Greek voters saying No to the reforms, the countrys most vital challenge is to keep its banks operating. That is manageableprobably, but just barely. The bank problem is not insolvency, but illiquidity. Insolvency would occur if banks were holding many bad loans. The banks assets, at true value, would not be as great as their liabilities, which are deposits and other obligations. The Greek banking problem, though, is different....
Sunday, July 5, 2015
Fight over American flag leaves Fort Collins man in hospital
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - Police say that a fight over proper American flag etiquette prompted a scuffle that left a man facing life-threatening injuries.The Coloradoan reports that Fort Collins police are blaming an alcohol-fueled pool party fight for the Saturday afternoon incident.Police told 7NEWS the scuffle followed...
IPSO upholds Nicola Sturgeon complaint
Following the publication of an article in The Daily Telegraph on 4 April 2015, headlined Sturgeons secret backing for Cameron, the Office of the First Minister of Scotland complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that The Daily Telegraph had breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) of the Editors Code of Practice. IPSO established a breach of the Editors Code and has required The Daily Telegraph to publish this decision...
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