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Schools in Canada province closed by threat, but no device found
CHARLOTTETOWN, Prince Edward Island (Reuters) - Canadian police evacuated all schools in the eastern province of Prince Edward Island on Wednesday after a bomb threat, but authorities said the situation was under control after no explosive device was found.
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Iceland says dropped from FIFA 17 game after rights dispute
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The Iceland team that grabbed headlines at Euro 2016 has been left out of Electronic Arts's highly-anticipated FIFA 17 video game due to a dispute over image rights, the country's soccer chiefs said.
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Poetry, pugs raise awareness for new FAFSA timeline
NEW YORK (Reuters) - What does a pug looking at a computer have to do with the Oct. 1 start date for parents and students to fill out the federal financial aid form known as the FAFSA?
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Europe's Web Summit doubles in size as it reaches 'cool' Lisbon
LISBON (Reuters) - Europe's largest tech event, the Web Summit, will double in size when it is held for the first time in Lisbon in November to tackle everything from hot new startups to the race to make driverless cars, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
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Supercar maker McLaren says not in discussion with Apple
LONDON (Reuters) - McLaren damped down a report on Wednesday that Apple Inc had made an approach for the British Formula One team owner and supercar maker.
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Central Banks tell regulators banks must tighten SWIFT security
LONDON (Reuters) - The world's biggest central banks have told regulators that banks must tighten security around their SWIFT messaging systems following the theft of $81 million from Bangladesh's central bank in February.
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BRIEF-Canadian PM: all schools, children safe after bomb threats
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Viacom to look internally and externally for new CEO: source
(Reuters) - Viacom Inc
's board plans to look both internally and externally for a new chief executive to replace interim CEO Tom Dooley, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters on Wednesday. -
Satellite tracking could prevent airliner disappearances, developers say
BERLIN (Reuters) - Two U.S. companies have developed an airline tracking system that they say would prevent planes disappearing in the manner of the Malaysia Airlines MH370.
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