MarketWatch's Angela Moore reports on how Starbucks is taking a hard look at what kinds of drinks and muffins it is offering for kids and whether it should be marketing to those same kids and their parents.
Sep 14, 2007
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A Starbucks Mini-Latte for Junior |
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Google to Finance Moon Challenge Contest |
Google is bankrolling a $30 million contest that could significantly boost the commercial space industry and spur the first non-governmental flight to the moon.
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Robot Maker Builds Artificial Boy |
David Hanson has two little Zenos to care for these days. There's his 18-month-old son Zeno and now there is the robotic Zeno with blinking eyes that can track people and a face that has a range of expressions.
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Mortensen, Cronenberg Team on 'Eastern Promises' |
AP Movie Critic Christy Lemire reviews 'Eastern Promises,' a new film by director David Cronenberg. It stars Viggo Mortensen as a ruthless Russian mobster who crosses paths with Naomi Watts.
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McLaren fined $100 million |
The punishment follows a spying controversy with Italian team and F1 rival Ferrari. McLaren is accused of having used leaked data and information from Ferrari.
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Teen Art Collector Explains |
The Journal's Kelly Crow reports from the home of 14-year-old Taylor Houghton, who collects modern art.
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Reuters QuickCut: Human Spiderman |
A small crowd gathered to cheer Alain Robert as he added the 33-floor Agbar tower to his list of dangerous achievements.


