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• T-Mobile: Business as usual for now
• Will AT&T kill T-Mobile's lovely anti-AT&T ads?
• 787 Dreamliner touch-and-go's thrill 747-8 crowd
• 787 Dreamliner takeoff and landing tests (photos)
• AT&T to acquire T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• Will Japan's nuclear crisis affect U.S. energy debate?

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T-Mobile: Business as usual for now	Top
In the wake of the AT&T acquisition news, T-Mobile assures its customers that nothing will change. At least, for the next 12 months.
Will AT&T kill T-Mobile's lovely anti-AT&T ads?	Top
The news that T-Mobile USA is being bought by AT&T might mean the end of the T-Mobile campaign that attacks, um, AT&T.
787 Dreamliner touch-and-go's thrill 747-8 crowd	Top
While waiting for Boeing's 747-8 Intercontinental to make its first flight, a large crowd at Paine Field in Everett, Washington, got the chance to watch a 787 Dreamliner do touch-and-go tests.
787 Dreamliner takeoff and landing tests (photos)	Top
While the press waited for the first flight of Boeing's 747-8 Intercontinental, its 787 Dreamliner did takeoffs and landings.
AT&T to acquire T-Mobile USA for $39 billion	Top
T-Mobile's 33 million subscribers will give AT&T the dominant position in the mobile market and leave the U.S. with only one GSM carrier.
Will Japan's nuclear crisis affect U.S. energy debate?	Top
A poll shows a spike in concern over nuclear power, but whether Americans reconsider nuclear against flaws in other energy sources over the long term still remains to be seen.

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