Supercomputers: China is No. 1

The Chinese reclaimed the top spot on June's 'Top500' fastest supercomputers list with a system almost twice as fast as any other.

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Moody's & the Motor City

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Judge: Sex Tapes Violated Waffle House Chairman's Privacy

A former housekeeper violated the Waffle House chairman's privacy by recording sex tapes of the two in an attempt to prove that he allegedly demanded sex acts from her, a Georgia judge ruled.

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Why They Build Mega Yachts In Central China — An Economic Mystery Story

This article is the second in Foroohar’s series on Chinese business developments and their effect on the global economy; read the first installment here. Wuhan, China — It’s tough to feel sorry for billionaires. But even they have taken a hit over the last five years, or so says Brad Bean, the managing director of Dynasty Yachts in Wuhan, China, which is a division of the Miami based Megayacht Gro

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China May home prices rise at fastest pace this year

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's house prices rose at the fastest pace this year in May from a year earlier, though the pace of gains eased from the previous month, highlighting the dilemma facing the central bank as it balances the need to support the economy against holding down housing inflation.

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