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CNNMoney: Want lots of vacation? Move to Lithuania

Here's one reason to move to Lithuania: Eight weeks of time off.

Fortune: Europe's banks back from brink for now

In the financial crisis, Europe's banking sector has been the shoe that wouldn't drop.

CNNMoney: U.S. broadband lags Asian nations

South Korea leads the world in providing broadband services, according to a study released on Thursday. The United States did not make the top 10.

Time.com: Visa Waiver Announced for 7 Nations

President Bush is rescinding visa requirements for citizens of six European countries and South Korea

SI.com: Richard Deitsch: What to watch for today in Beijing

Usain Bolt makes the impossible seem commonplace. His running has been so spectacular here that he has forced hard-traveled track scribes to consider the question: Can Bolt break Michael Johnson's 12-year-old record in the 200? The time to beat is 19.32.

SI.com: Alexander Wolff: Redeem Team stays on message

A message awaited members of the U.S. team a few hours ago, as they boarded the bus for Tuesday afternoon's practice at Beijing Normal University. On every seat someone had left a piece of paper that read, TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED [0-0].

SI.com: Chris Mannix: Tempo a potential bugaboo for Team USA

At every major international tournament, the competition finds one chink in the Americans' armor and tries to exploit it.

CNNMoney: Bombardier orders inspections after crashes

Canadian plane manufacturer Bombardier has asked airlines to inspect its Q400 aircraft after two of the planes, operated by Scandinavian Air, crash-landed in Europe this week.

SI.com: Chris Mannix: Four keys to U.S. winning FIBA Americas

A long time ago in an era that feels far, far away, the United States was regarded as the most fearsome basketball force on the planet. Led by hoops deities like Bird, Magic and Jordan, the Americans steamrolled through the first NBA-sanctioned Olympics in 1992, trouncing opponents by an average of 43.8 points a game.

Germany backs EU charter

Germany has become the ninth country to ratify the EU constitution when the upper house of parliament voted in favor of the treaty.

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