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Turkey warns Israel over airspace violations

TORONTO, Dec. 2 (UPI) -- Rogers Cable Inc. said the company has its own alternate high speed Internet network in place and is ready to transition customers quickly if negotiations with bankrupt ExciteAtHome Corp. are unsuccessful. John Tory, Rogers' president and chief executive officer, said the Toronto-based company has spent several months preparing its own network to ensure a gradual transition to its new high-speed network.
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The dispute between Turkey and Israel over major gas fields under the eastern Mediterranean has escalated sharply.
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Raytheon reports it is to overhaul and upgrade Phalanx gun systems and manufacture SeaRAM anti-ship missile defense systems under a new U.S. Navy contract.
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Eleven of the nation's 20 largest metro areas based on population documented annual increases in foreclosure activity, led by the Florida cities of Tampa (59 percent) and Miami (38 percent). Other cities with increases included St. Louis (29...
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Greece's latest economic proposal makes perfect sense, at least to Athens; not so much for the international community.
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