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Judge OKs sale of NBA team over co-owner's objections Los Angeles - The wife of embattled Los Angeles Clippers co-owner Donald Sterling can sell the NBA team for $2 billion despite strenuous objections by her husband, who is almost certain to appeal. In the Media by Nathan Salant

Lawsuit over fate of NBA Clippers begins in LA Los Angeles - What ultimately happens to the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team — and possibly the crumbling marriage of its owners — could be resolved later this week in a courtroom as a lawsuit to determine who controls the NBA franchise gets underway. In the Media by Nathan Salant

HTC Nexus 9 Volantis rumored to pack some serious specifications While no word if another Nexus smartphone will make its way to the market, the Nexus 9 tablet seems to be a sure bet. The source image was leaked with a series of speculated specs. In the Media by Milton Este

Silver nanoparticles target tumors Scientists at have designed a nanoparticle that is spherical in shape and silver in composition. These nanoparticles help to locate and visualize tumor cells. In the Media by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Barred Clippers owner gets no support from colleagues so far New York - None of his fellow National Baskeball Association team owners were willing to support Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling if the league's commissioner tries to force him to give up his team. In the Media by Nathan Salant

NBA bans owner of LA Clippers for life New York - Controversial Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was barred from the National Basketball Association for life on Tuesday and fined $2.5 million after making racist comments that made headlines across the country. In the Media by Nathan Salant

Op-Ed: How bar codes revolutionized shopping If you ran a supermarket in, say, 1960 then you had a problem. The number of different consumer goods kept increasing but how could you accurately price every item at checkout? In the Media by Paul Sloane

Silver takes over as commissioner from Stern A new era began for the National Basketball Association (NBA) on Saturday when David Stern's 30-year run as commissioner ended with his deputy, Adam Silver, taking over the helm. In the Media by Reuters

Silver is the key to bio-batteries The addition of silver has been shown to be an important additive for helping microbes turn sewage into power and to create bio-batteries. In the Media by Tim Sandle - 3 comments

Silver helps antibiotics work better Silver has been shown to make bacteria more susceptible to antibiotics. Silver weakens bacterial cell membranes and induces a chain reaction which makes them vulnerable to other chemicals. In the Media by Tim Sandle - 2 comments

Gold dips below $1,400, silver drops to $23 in panic selling New York - Following a report by Goldman Sachs and the news Cyprus would be selling a significant portion of its gold reserves, gold and silver dipped at the end of the Friday trading session. On Monday, it fell even more. In the Media by Andrew Moran - 10 comments

Op-Ed: European Debt Crises and Currency Survival What has been perhaps the most significant factor in the European Debt Crisis for the currencies markets has not been the actual event itself, but the reaction of global central bankers.. In the Media by Anna Timone

Jim Rogers urges investors not to sell their gold, silver coins New York - Speaking with a financial news outlet, famed investor and money guru Jim Rogers urged investors not to sell their gold and silver coins, even though gold is trading 12 percent below its record high of $1,900. In the Media by Andrew Moran - 2 comments

Famed investor Jim Rogers: 'I’d rather buy silver than gold' New York - Jim Rogers, famed investor and founder of Rogers International Commodity Index (RICI), recently spoke with a business publication and explained that although he owns both gold and silver bullion, he would prefer to buy silver than gold. In the Media by Andrew Moran - 2 comments

Montana State Rep. Jerry O’Neil wants to be paid in gold, silver Helena - Due to the devaluation of the United States dollar, the soaring national debt and the astronomical budget deficit, one Montana Republican lawmaker is asking to be paid in gold and silver bullion coins. In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Gold heist in California $2 million in gold doesn't weigh as much as it used to. Two thieves were able to walk away with gold, silver and precious stones totaling as much as $2 million on Friday. In the Media by Gar Swaffar - 12 comments

Will bullion prices fall further then climb to new heights again? Toronto - Throughout 2012, bullion prices have been rather lackluster. Investors saw silver jump to $35 in February, but fall since. Gold has also seen a sharp drop. Does this spell the end for bullion or is this just a temporary adjustment for goldbugs? In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Review: Should you invest in uranium? An American financial analyst is recommending his subscribers to invest in uranium. His arguments are persuasive - if you think money is everything. In the Media by Alexander Baron - 6 comments

Shipwreck with £150 million of silver identified as SS Gairsoppa Odyssey Marine Exploration has announced they have positively identified a shipwreck as that of SS Gairsoppa, a British cargo ship that was sunk by a torpedo fired from a German U-boat in 1941. The ship was reportedly carrying over 200 tonnes of silver. In the Media by Kim I. Hartman

Op-Ed: Gold and Silver Are Profitable Safe Havens History has shown that people who are in power, or want to be in power, or who are afraid of losing power; will do irrational things at the wrong time and shock routine events to spin out of control. In the Media by Marvin Clark

Op-Ed: 10 Reasons to Buy Gold at $1,300.00 an Ounce The U.S. economic recovery, which is now forecasted to struggle until 2015, will compel currency debasement by the Feds and compel countries and investors to reexamine their dollar holdings. In the Media by Marvin Clark - 2 comments

Gold bullion continues to make record highs, hits $1,308.90 Special Toronto - Amid economic uncertainty, a declining United States dollar and astronomical amounts of debt all around the world, gold and silver bullion have become not just safe havens but also a "safe heaven of investment." Digital Journal Report by Andrew Moran

Gold hits record high at $1,275.20, silver continues year-highs New York - Gold bullion has hit a record high in the morning's trading session by soaring $28.00 to $1,275.20USD. Financial analysts are speculating that gold could hit $1,300 by the end of the year. In the Media by Andrew Moran

Investors turn to Gold As the global financial crisis got worse trading in gold rose 58% to a record $20.2 trillion (£13 billion) last year. Silver trading also increased 39% to a record $2.6 trillion. In the Media by Naved Akhtar - 1 comment

Are Beneficial Bacteria Being Killed By Too Much Technology? A University of Missouri researcher has found that silver nanoparticles may destroy benign bacteria that are used to remove ammonia from wastewater treatment systems. In the Media by Bob Ewing - 3 comments

Silver screen no more Greener film soundtracks win Academy Award. As the film world awaits the tearing of envelopes at Sunday's Oscar ceremony, some are already clutching their Academy Awards. Among them are the 12 technicians. In the Media by RobotGod

Silver embedded clothing gets rid of stink Noble Biomaterials makes clothing embedded with silver which kills odor-caushing bacteria. Its products are sold to the US military and elite athletes. In the Media by NewsJunkie - 3 comments

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