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For some people, food really is an addiction - and here's the test to prove it.

Android phones have many good qualities, but privacy protection and personal data security aren't high on the list .

Turkey in the middle of an online auction boom; now eBay has a big part of the action thanks to a local giant they've had a long relationship with. Auction giant eBay has committed themselves to the Turkish market by purchasing a 93% stake in local site GittiGidiyor , which has more than 6.4 million registered users. Ebay was previously a minority shareholder in GittiGidiyor.Terms of the deal were not disclosed

How do developing countries provide a new market for companies? Is it really possible to do very well by doing good?

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Ethonomic Indicator of the Day: 50% - The percent of Americans who disapprove of building more nuclear plants. Yesterday, the Japanese government upped the severity level of the Fukushima disaster

A German activist who helped found Germany's first community-owned utility thinks citizens shouldn't leave big decisions to power companies and elected officials.

Powerplay Golf is giving a very old sport a couple of new twists.

About half of all adults in the U.S. now take one or more supplements, CDC says

Erica Hill talks to "Early Show" contributor and psychologist Dr. Jennifer Hartstein and Covenant House president, Kevin Ryan about the Massachusetts mother who was convicted of attempted murder for withholding cancer medication from her 9-year-old son

Off the Bench: Phil Mickelson was upset when an Augusta Krispy Kreme used his image in its store. But all's well now.

Michelle Miller reports on a Massachusetts woman who was convicted for attempted murder for withholding cancer medication from her 9-year-old son.

Most restaurants try to accommodate special requests : Omitting chopped peanuts on a sundae for the allergic, or swapping out blue cheese for cheddar if a diner would prefer a less pungent burger topping is not only good customer service, but expected. Which is why it was so appalling when a former Tavern on the Green chef boasted on his Facebook page that he purposely served high-gluten pasta to diners who requested a gluten-free entr

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