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Energy Voices Verizon to invest $100 million in clean energy

Verizon Communications will spend $100 million to green up its facilities with solar panels and fuel cells, Alic writes, putting it in the big leagues with clean energy followers like Google and Yahoo.

All eyes on Kim Jong-un after North Korea gives 15 years' hard labor to US citizen

Change Agent Protecting land rights using Wikipedia-style maps

Global News Blog Good Reads: Mars mission, gene patents, cellphone tracking, 'absurd' start-ups, Netflix streamlines

Opinion Reminder from Boston Marathon bombings: A need to integrate immigrant children

Opinion Boston bombings: Come together, right now, on social media

AP tweet that rattled stock markets exposes media vulnerability

Ella Fitzgerald: A legacy kept alive in theater

Samsung Galaxy S4: When is it too much?

Ella Fitzgerald: From runaway pauper to Queen of Jazz

The Reformed Broker Apple $100 billion payback is a no-brainer

Want a pair of Google Glass spectacles? Better get comfortable.

AAPL: sweeter dividend, sour outlook

Can Apple stay on top? Investors, suppliers question its future.

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Facebook Home sees 500K Google Play downloads in five days

In Gear Driverless cars: What's the holdup? Public trust.

Stocks edge higher to end turbulent week

Provo, the city of 'Silicon Slopes,' named as third Google fiber site

Google's Eric Schmidt talks WikiLeaks with founder Julian Assange

Global News Blog Good Reads: China's 'cyber cage,' millennium goals update, toddlers and tech, space diving

FBI releases photos of marathon suspects. Vindication for surveillance video?

Google Glass tester? Don't dare try to sell your new toy.

Verizon continues to grow, despite complaints from some customers