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Faulty ATM Gives Out Extra Cash, Draws Crowd

A Bank of Scotland ATM in Glasgow began dispensing extra cash on Saturday, attracting a crowd until police contacted the bank, which turned it off. More 

New York Times CEO Starts New Job Amid Scandal

Mark Thompson, the New York Times Co.'s new CEO, is facing questions in Britain over what he knew about a sex abuse scandal at the BBC. More 

Thursday Apple Rumors: Apple Spent 40% More on R&D Last Year

Apple increased R&D spending by $1 billion; Apple is ordered to post a new apology to Samsung by British judges; and iTunes takes Red Cross donations. More 

Biggest Bra on the Planet Goes Up for Auction

The world's largest bra has been put up for auction on eBay as part of a breast cancer awareness campaign. More 

Lessons From Europe for an American Abroad

A trip to Italy and England yields insights on Apple, Detroit, U.S. presidential politics and more -- including why the Italian economy is stuck in a rut. More 

Starbucks May Be in Hot Water in the U.K.

British lawmakers are requesting an inquiry into Starbucks tax payments in the U.K., saying the company has avoiding paying $1.9 billion. More 

Monday Apple Rumors: $299 iPad Mini by Christmas

$299 iPad Mini could sell six million units by Christmas; Samsung tablets not "cool" enough to be confused with iPads; and Apple pulls out of EPEAT listing. More