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Destin natural gas pipeline declares force majeure due storm

Destin Pipeline Co LLC on Saturday declared force majeure on its offshore Gulf of Mexico gas pipeline system due to Tropical Storm Isaac, majority owner BP Plc said.

First man on moon Neil Armstrong dead at 82

Former U.S. astronaut, Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, has died at the age of 82, U.S. media reported on Saturday.

Jury didn't want to let Samsung off easy in Apple trial

Jurors did not want to let Samsung Electronics Co Ltd off easy in the landmark patent trial against Apple Inc, even though they felt Apple's damages demands were too high, according to the foreman.

ECB mulls setting target bands for bond yields: sources

The European Central Bank is considering setting yield band targets under a new bond-buying program to allow it to keep its strategy shielded and avoid speculators trying to cash in, central bank sources told Reuters on Friday.

Olazabal picks Jimenez as fourth Ryder Cup deputy

European Ryder Cup skipper Jose Maria Olazabal has named fellow Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez as his fourth vice captain for next month's match against the United States.

Exclusive: Santander to list unit in New York, Mexico Sept 25 - source

Banco Santander (SAN.MC) is looking to list its Mexican unit in Mexico and New York on September 25, a source close to the deal told Reuters late on Thursday.

Tropical Storm Isaac drenches Haiti, aims for Cuba

Tropical Storm Isaac emerged over warm Caribbean waters on Saturday slightly weaker but ready to regroup after dumping torrential rains on Haiti, where thousands of people remain homeless more than two years after a devastating earthquake.

Nicaragua nabs Mexican cop, others with $7 million posing as reporters

Nicaraguan police have detained 18 people, including a Mexican policeman, posing as journalists while trying to enter Honduras with millions of dollars in cash, the country's police chief said on Friday.

Explosion kills at least 19 at Venezuela's biggest refinery

A gas leak caused an explosion that killed at least 19 people at Venezuela's biggest oil refinery on Saturday and wounded more than 50 in the OPEC nation's worst industrial accident in recent memory.

Capriles tries to outdo Chavez in display of dynamism

Anyone doubting Henrique Capriles' commitment to a daunting election battle with Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez should take a look at his neck. Or his elbows.

Tropical Storm Isaac dumps heavy rains on flood-prone Haiti

Tropical Storm Isaac emerged over warm Caribbean waters on Saturday slightly weaker but ready to regroup after dumping torrential rains on Haiti, where thousands of people remain homeless more than two years after a devastating earthquake.

Mexican police shoot two U.S. Embassy staff in botched chase

Two U.S. Embassy employees were shot at and wounded by Mexican police on Friday after they were caught up in a police chase on the outskirts of the capital, Mexico's Navy said.

Oslo urges Brazil, Indonesia to keep forest protection

Norway's environment minister on Friday urged Brazil and Indonesia to avoid backtracking on policies to protect tropical forests, saying up to $2 billion in aid promised by Oslo hinged on proof of slower rates of forest clearance.

Apple triumphs over Samsung, awarded over $1 billion damages

Apple Inc. scored a sweeping legal victory over Samsung on Friday as a U.S. jury found the Korean company had copied critical features of the hugely popular iPhone and iPad and awarded the U.S. company $1.051 billion in damages.

Pig parasite may help treat autoimmune disorders

If you had a chronic and potentially debilitating condition such as rheumatoid arthritis or Crohn's disease, and swallowing the eggs of a pig parasite could help, would you do it?

Exercise may temporarily ease cigarette cravings

Smokers who are trying to quit might want to take a jog the next time a cigarette craving overtakes them, a new research review suggests.

Top 10 art and architecture destinations

From Picasso in St. Petersburg to sculptures in Sydney, Hotwire.com has compiled a list of the top 10 places to admire famous art around the world. Reuters has not endorsed this list.

Now hiring: Brazil wants more foreign professionals

Brazil's government is exploring ways to ease immigration rules in order to attract up to 10 times more foreign professionals and help spur economic growth, a senior official told Reuters.

Suri cruises to millions in "TomKat" divorce: report

Katie Holmes walked away without a payment or alimony in her divorce with Tom Cruise, but the couple's six-year-old daughter, Suri, stands to receive $400,000 annually in child support until she turns 18, celebrity website TMZ.com reported on Friday.

Armstrong storm creates few waves at Tour of Spain

RadioShack-Nissan, a fusion of Lance Armstrong's former team and Leopard-Trek, are focused on the Tour of Spain and had no comment on overnight developments that threaten the American's Tour de France wins.

German speedster Degenkolb grabs third Vuelta win

Germany's John Degenkolb underlined his status as the Vuelta a Espana's strongest sprinter on Friday with a third victory in six days.

Two dead, 8 wounded in gunfire near NY's Empire State Building

An out-of-work fashion designer fatally shot a former co-worker near the Empire State Building on Friday and then was killed in a blaze of gunshots by police, stunning tourists and commuters outside of one of New York's most popular landmarks.

Old Harrington dispute won't hurt wildcard hopes: Olazabal

European captain Jose Maria Olazabal has dismissed suggestions an old dispute with Padraig Harrington will affect the triple major winner's chances of earning a Ryder Cup wildcard selection.

Merkel offers Greek PM no extra time on bailout

Angela Merkel reassured Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras on Friday that she wanted his country to stay in the euro zone, but gave no sign of ceding to his pleas for more time to meet the tough terms of Athens' international bailout.

Wall Street gains on ECB news that could help Spain, Greece

Stocks rose on Friday on news that the European Central Bank is considering setting yield band targets in a new bond buying program that could help contain borrowing costs for Greece and Spain.
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