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Confronting The Reality Of US Broadband Performance

Editor's note: Richard Bennett is a Senior Fellow with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and co-author of ITIF"s 2013 report, "The Whole Picture: Where America"s Broadband Networks Really Stand.

Backed Or Whacked: Reading And Writing Through Crowdfunding

Editor"s note: Ross Rubin is principal analyst at Reticle Research and blogs at Techspressive.

Manchester City Reportedly Agree to £54M Transfer Fee for Radamel Falcao

Manchester City have reportedly smashed the British transfer-fee record by agreeing on a £54 million deal for Atletico Madrid striker Radamel Falcao.

UK exporters look beyond sluggish EU

British companies looking to export are opting for fast-growing economies outside the European Union and "side-stepping" the debate on an "in/out" referendum.

West Notes: Chavez, Astros, Angels, Mattingly

The impending return of Franklin Gutierrez from the disabled list could lead the Mariners to designate Endy Chavez for assignment, Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times writes.

'Big Time Rush' Star Kendall Schmidt -- Airline Lost $7,000 Worth of Gifts for Fans

Kendall Schmidt from "Big Time Rush" tried to do a nice thing for his fans in Europe ... but says he got screwed when the airlines lost his bag, and thousands of dollars worth of jewelry.

Tottenham Hotspur: Spurs Enter Final Day in Familiar Position

When Tottenham's match against Sunderland kicks off Sunday, supporters of the club will have only half of their attention focused on their side's performance at White Hart Lane.

Sunday Interview: M&S chairman Robert Swannell

M&S's chairman tells Graham Ruddick how the retailer is undergoing "one of the most radical transformations" in European retail.

Fund managers fear for EU bonus cap

A group of fund managers has warned that pending European Union bankers bonus cap rules could damage a significant part of London's financial services sector.

Shell: oil market regulation will cost consumers

Royal Dutch Shell lobbied against proposed European rules designed to clamp down on commodity market abuse, arguing they would raise costs for consumers and increase market volatility.