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Rockstar Games and Microsoft Present the Grand Theft Auto IV Xbox LIVE Weekend (GameInfoWire)
This special weekend will be open to Xbox LIVE Gold members of the Xbox LIVE community.

eHarmony Brings Scientific Matchmaking and Dating Advice to AOL Personals (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
PASADENA, Calif.----eHarmony, the Internet?s most-trusted relationship service provider, has partnered with AOL to bring scientific matchmaking to AOL Personals, a complete online dating service for singles.

eHarmony Brings Scientific Matchmaking and Dating Advice to AOL Personals (Centre Daily Times)
eHarmony, the Internet's most-trusted relationship service provider, has partnered with AOL to bring scientific matchmaking to AOL Personals, a complete online dating service for singles. As part of the U.S. partnership, AOL Personals will feature eHarmony's singles matching service, which uses a patented Compatibility Matching System(R) to present members with highly compatible matches based on ...

Frankfurt beckons (Express India)
India's participation has, however, not been below potential in the past. There is a lot of potential here.

Stocks soar, Treasuries fall on U.S. crisis plan talk (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
The U.S. government began shopping around a plan to create a fund to mop up the toxic housing-related bad debt that has blown big holes in bank balance sheets in a move that triggered a recovery in U.S. stocks and the dollar on Thursday.

Morgan Stanley in talks as financials' slide resume (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Morgan Stanley topped the list of major financial companies scrambling to find a buyer as its shares tumbled another 35 percent, while central banks rushed in $180 billion in extra liquidity to calm panicked stock and money markets.

Morgan Stanley scrambles to find buyer (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Morgan Stanley topped the list of major financial firms scrambling to find a buyer, while central banks rushed in $180 billion of extra liquidity to bring some calm to panicked stock and money markets.