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The mysterious bag that led to allegations of evidence tampering in the Patrick Kane rape investigation was an "elaborate hoax" created by the accuser's mother, prosecutors said Friday.
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| New Zealand motorcycle auction could start a second Gold Rush | ||
 | A New Zealand motorcycle auction to be held this weekend could start the country's second Gold Rush, as the exchange rates suggest international buyers will descend on the highly desirable offerings. read more | |
| WEARABLE ELECTRONICS | ||
| One-on-one interview: Oculus VR's Head of Mobile on the new $99 Samsung Gear VR | ||
 | After Oculus VR and Samsung announced the new US$99 Gear VR headset today, we caught up with Mobile VP Max Cohen. read more | |
| HOLIDAY DESTINATIONS | ||
| Extreme Bike Tours: Traveling Western Mongolia on Royal Enfield motorcycles | ||
 | Western Mongolia: one of the most sparsely populated areas on the planet. Unrelenting in its beauty and its harshness, it warps your sense of distance and scale, and redefines your concept of isolation and remoteness. read more | |
| SPACE | ||
| Orbital telescopes detect increased activity from the supermassive black hole at the heart of the Milky Way | ||
 | Three space-based observatories appear to have picked up an unusual increase in activity from the supermassive black hole located at the center of our galaxy. The data shows it currently throwing out ten times the usual amount of bright X-ray flares. read more | |
| AUTOMOTIVE | ||
| New Mini Clubman concept stretches the definition of a shooting brake | ||
 | Minis have not been that mini for some time now. Similarly, the firm's description of its new Clubman as a "shooting brake" also feels like poetic license. Nonetheless, it's designed for everyday and long-distance usage and looks both practical and comfortable for those purposes. read more | |
| BICYCLES | ||
| The Chameleon is built for fun, wheelie good fun | ||
 | The LED-packing, smartphone-controlled, PV-boosted Chameleon electric bike is being pitched as the "most enjoyable e-bike you'll ever ride," and features a turbo mode that allows a rider to pop the kind of wheelies Gary Rothwell would be proud of. read more | |
| MARINE | ||
| J-Force's glove-controlled electric board takes wearable tech surfing | ||
 | Born in the electric surfboard-crazed nation of Germany, the J-Force eBoard is one of the fastest electric-propelled boards on the market, reaching 34 mph (55 km/h). In place of the usual handheld controller, the eBoard uses a wearable glove. read more | |
| MILITARY | ||
| Raytheon tests new self-defense missile protection for shallow-water combat ships | ||
 | The US Navy recently conducted tests off the coast of California of Raytheon's SeaRAM, which fires supersonic, self-guided missiles against in-coming close-range threats. During these exercises, the USS Coronado successfully detected, tracked, and engaged an inbound target. read more | |
| MEDICAL | ||
| Hydrogel boosts uptake of stem cells in repairing damaged hearts | ||
 | Researchers have found that encapsulating stem cells in a sticky hydrogel gives them the ability to not only survive when injected into the heart, but multiply and improve the injured organ's ability to pump blood. read more | |
| SCIENCE | ||
| Researcher's experimental ion drive outperforms NASA's HiPEP engine | ||
 | Dr Patrick Neumann of the University of Sydney has developed a new ion drive as part of his PhD thesis. The drive outperforms the best one devised by NASA and holds the promise of "Mars and back on a tank of fuel." read more | |
| MOTORCYCLES | ||
| Stoptix automatic brake light warns against rear-end collisions .... before you touch the brakes | ||
 | Brake lights inform following traffic that the vehicle is slowing down, but what happens if the deceleration is not the result of braking? The Stoptix automatic brake light alerts other road users that deceleration is taking place in front of them even when the brakes have not been applied. read more | |
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| In pictures: 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show roundup | ||
 | We've taken a look at the notable debuts, the concept cars and the large vehicles of this year's Frankfurt Motor Show, but there was plenty more to see at the biggest auto show in the world. Here we check in on the smaller debuts, features and oddities from around the show. read more | |
| MILITARY | ||
| Lockheed Martin unveils new amphibious assault vehicle | ||
 | Lockheed Martin has revealed a new Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) 1.1 that can carry up to 13 marines over land or water and incorporates intuitive automatic systems into the design. read more | |
| AUTOMOTIVE | ||
| Bloodhound Supersonic Car makes world debut in London | ||
 | Bloodhound SSC has gone on show in London ahead of its audacious bid to break the 1,000 mph (1,600 km/h) barrier. Gizmag was invited along to take an up-close look at the feat of engineering and raw power on display. read more | |
| ROBOTICS | ||
| Baby-faced robot used to analyze why infants smile | ||
 | Babies may like to be smiled at, but they don't put undue effort into smiling at people in order to make that happen. That's one of the findings of a study that enlisted the help of a robot you won't soon forget. read more | |
| ARCHITECTURE | ||
| Lucas Museum design gets the remastering treament | ||
 | New designs for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art (LMNA) have been released by MAD Architects. The building's size has been reduced by around 25 percent to 300,000 sq ft (27,870 sq m). It retains its distinctive undulating look and circular observation deck, however. read more | |
| DRONES | ||
| Review: Axis Drones Aerius puts quadcopter fun right in your pocket | ||
 | Axis Drones has a number of successful quadcopters in its product lineup, and its latest, the Aerius, is touted as their smallest one yet. We get some hands-on and air time with this wee little wonder. read more | |
| GOOD THINKING | ||
| Could triple-decker floating farms address future food issues? | ||
 | Forward Thinking Architecture's triple-decker Smart Floating Farms would feature 2.2 million square feet (2.04 sq km) of fish farm, hydroponic garden, and rooftop solar panels to power a floating barge, which could be anchored to the beds of oceans, lakes or rivers. read more | |
| WEARABLE ELECTRONICS | ||
| The first consumer-focused Samsung Gear VR will cost $99, launches this November | ||
 | At the Oculus Connect Developer Conference, Samsung SVP Peter Koo announced a new Samsung Gear VR headset designed to give millions more users their first taste of VR: It's compatible with any 2015 Samsung smartphone and it costs just US$99. read more | |
| MOBILE TECHNOLOGY | ||
| Vertu's new Signature Touch has top specs and a sky-high price tag | ||
 | The pricing of Vertu's newest smartphone might still be a little insane for most people, but the device does at least have top tier components to complement its luxury hand-crafted build. read more | |
| ARCHITECTURE | ||
| Rain Garden: the vertical garden that uses no power | ||
 | Vertical gardens may look great, but they typically require constant maintenance, automated or otherwise. Urban greening firm Treebox, however, has unveiled a new vertical garden than looks after itself. The Rain Garden uses no power and is sustained solely by rainwater. read more | |
| MOBILE TECHNOLOGY | ||
| Blackberry's Android-powered Priv smartphone will arrive before the end of the year | ||
 | We can officially stop wondering if and when Blackberry will release an Android smartphone, with the company confirming that the Priv will ship before the end of the year. read more | |
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M & A Japan Tobacco Said to Be in Talks for Reynolds AssetsINVESTMENT BANKING Deutsche Bank Picks Goldman Executive as Bank and Insurance AdviserPRIVATE EQUITY Cinven Names Stuart McAlpine as New Managing PartnerHEDGE FUNDS Yale Endowment Returns 11.5%, Eclipsing Harvard's 5.8%OFFERINGS Tech Sector Needs Pure Storage I.P.O. to SucceedVENTURE CAPITAL São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro Are Expected to Ban UberLEGAL/REGULATORY Bill Proposed to Give Regulatory Protection to Puerto Rico Mutual Fund Investors | ||||||||||||||||||||
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BY AMIE TSANG
DOLLAR RISES AFTER YELLEN'S TALK The dollar, Treasury yields and equities rose on Friday, after Janet L. Yellen said that the Federal Reserve still intended to raise its benchmark interest rate this year, The Financial Times reports.
The FTSE Eurofirst 300, a European stock barometer, was up 2.6 percent in early trading, while United States index futures suggested the S.&P. would open higher. The demand for havens such as gold and the Japanese yen also eased. Asian markets were mixed on Friday, with the Hang Seng up 0.4 percent, but the Shanghai Composite down 1.6 percent. The reiteration that a rate rise is coming continues to affect emerging market currencies. The Malaysian ringgit is at its weakest since the Asian financial crisis. Ms. Yellen emphasized that the central bank was not planning to wait much longer, because labor market conditions were improving and inflation is still expected to follow, Binyamin Appelbaum reports in The New York Times. Ms. Yellen played down the likelihood of delaying a rate increase because of slower growth in other countries. "The committee is monitoring developments abroad, but we do not currently anticipate that the effects of these recent developments on the U.S. economy will prove to be large enough to have a significant effect on the path for policy," she said. If growth fails to live up to Fed expectations, it might still delay an interest rate rise. Ms. Yellen's speech at the University of Massachusetts focused on explaining why the Fed expects inflation to return to a healthy annual rate of 2 percent. Inflation has remained below 2 percent since the recession and prices have barely increased over the last year. Ms. Yellen acknowledged thateconomists do not entirely understand inflation movements, but said that the Fed remained confident in the longstanding view that inflation in the long term was determined by public expectations. Inflation has been hampered by lower energy prices and a strong dollar. But Ms. Yellen said the economic slack was having less of an effecton keeping inflation low, so a rebound in inflation was expected. Ms. Yellen also played down the importance of the decline in another measurement of inflation expectations, which is derived from the market prices of financial assets. She said recent declines most likely reflected other factors, like increased demand for safer assets, rather than a long-term shift.
VOLKSWAGEN EXPECTED TO NAME NEW CHIEF Volkswagen is expected to name a new chief executive on Friday, Jack Ewing and Melissa Eddy report in The New York Times. Matthias Müller, who leads the division of Volkswagen that makes Porsches, is the most likely contender, according to people close to the company's supervisory board.
The Porsche division has been untouched by the emissions scandal and accounts for most of the parent company's profit, along with Audi. The board is also expected to announce further management changes. Pressure has continued to mount on the carmaker. Alexander Dobrindt, Germany's transportation minister, said on Thursday that the software used to fool emissions tests might have been installed in millions of cars in Europe, not just the United States. This means the deceptive software was more widely used than the company had disclosed and 10 million cars in Europe could be affected. The European Commission urged its member nations to test vehicles. Investors are also nervous. Shares in BMW fell on Thursday after a magazine reported that one of its models produced suspicious test results.BMW denied the accusations. It is only a matter of time before the company has to deal with multiple civil and criminal penalties, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column. The Environmental Protection Agency can impose penalties of up to $37,500 for every vehicle for violations of the Clean Air Act. Based on its sales of nearly 500,000 vehicles with the software installed, Volkswagencould face a penalty of $18 billion. The Justice Department can also seek criminal punishment based on the same conduct. Volkswagen could also face fines based on its profits because of the violations or any losses suffered by victims as they failed to get the expected performance or mileage out of their vehicles. The recent G.M. settlement is comparable because it involved criminal charges for making false statements to the government and wire fraud. Those charges will be dismissed if G.M. fulfills the terms of a deferred prosecution agreement - the outcome of its cooperation with the investigation. To get a nice deal like G.M.'s, Volkswagen would have to demonstrate its cooperation by providing information on violations, including by executives, Mr. Henning says. When Martin Winterkorn referred to the "terrible mistakes made by only a few" and maintained that he was unaware of any wrongdoing, it appeared that senior management was trying to put the focus on lower level employees. The challenge for prosecutors will be getting information that implicates people higher up. While many have been surprised that this happened at the largest carmaker in the world, Volkswagen's history, culture and corporate structure make it a mystery that a scandal like this didn't happen sooner, James B. Stewart writes in the Common Sense column. Volkswagen's recent history - a decades-long feud within the controlling Porsche family, a convoluted takeover battle and a boardroom coup - has dominated the German media. Ferdinand Piëch, who reigned over the supervisory board, stepped down as chairman in April after failing to oust Martin Winterkorn. In 2012, shareholders elected Mr. Piëch's fourth wife to the board in spite of protests over her lack of qualifications and independence. Shareholders have little influence. Porsche and Piëch family members own over half the voting shares and vote as a bloc. Labor representatives hold three of the five seats on the executive committee. Half the board seats are held by union officials and labor. The remaining seats are split between the government of Lower Saxoy, representatives of Qatar's sovereign wealth fund, a few more members of the Piëch and Porsche families. A management representative holds another seat. Outside views rarely penetrate. The recent scandal seems sure to intensify pressure for change, but the German public is used to companies having this sort of corporate governance. But given the serious financial and reputational damage, the long-term survival of Volkswagen is a real question, Mr. Stewart writes.
ON THE AGENDA Revised second-quarter gross domestic product figures will be released at 8:30 a.m. James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, will discuss new directions in monetary policy at 9:15 a.m. in St. Louis.
CURRENCY DROP ADDS TO BRAZIL'S WOES The Brazilian currency has been synonymous with the country's financial stability since it was created and a plunge in its value has hit Brazilian businesses already struggling with recession, Vinod Sreeharsha reports in DealBook. The real dropped to a record low against the dollar this week.
The weakness has delayed plans and deals, as well as freezing the market for initial public offerings. Brazilian companies that have dollar-denominated debt and are hit especially hard. Petrobras, the oil giant, could see its debt increase to 455.8 billion reais this quarter from 344.6 billion reais, solely because of currency fluctuations. It is not the only emerging market economy watching its currency tumble as commodity prices slide and the dollar remains strong. But it is alsoplagued by political turmoil and is seen as the most vulnerable country in emerging markets. On Tuesday, it broke the psychologically important level of 4 reais to the dollar for the first time. Some analysts think it has further to fall. So far this year, the number of deals, 501, is only slightly fewer than the 505 announced over the same period last year, according to Dealogic. In terms of dollar volume, however, Brazil has had $27.71 billion in mergers and acquisitions this year, down from $41.97 billion over the same period last year. It is the country's lowest volume at this point since 2005. For foreign investors, Brazil still has factors in its favor, including strong institutions and an independent judiciary, but the country's fiscal woes are expected to linger for some time yet.
Contact amie.tsang@nytimes.com
MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS »
Japan Tobacco Said to Be in Talks for Reynolds Assets Japan Tobacco is in talks to buy cigarette assets worth about $5 billion from Reynolds American as the company seeks to expand outside of its shrinking home market, Bloomberg News reports, citing people familiar with the talks.
Court Denies Request to Stop Steris-Synergy Merger A court in Ohio refused on Thursday to stop a $1.9 billion purchase by the medical technology provider Steris of the British sterilization services provider Synergy Health, despite the objections of antitrust enforcers.
Lockheed Gets Approval for Takeover of Sikorsky Lockheed Martin said on Thursday that United States officials have approved its $9 billion takeover of the Black Hawk helicopter maker Sikorsky Aircraft.
Coca-Cola to Sell Nine Bottling Plants and Set Up New Supply System Coca-Cola said on Thursday that it plans to sell nine production facilities to three of its largest independent bottlers as it seeks to unload low-margin assets and reduce manufacturing costs in the United States.
INVESTMENT BANKING »
Deutsche Bank Picks Goldman Executive as Bank and Insurance Adviser Celeste Guth will a co-head of the global financial institutions group beside Tadhg Flood.
Prosper Marketplace Adds to Lending Services With BillGuard Acquisition Prosper, an online lending company, said BillGuard's identity protection and money management services would enhance its offerings.
Goldman Sachs Investors Can Proceed as Group in C.D.O. Lawsuit Goldman Sachs Group investors who claim they were harmed by conflicts of interest related to collateralized debt obligation transactions won permission to pursue their lawsuit as a group.
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PRIVATE EQUITY »
Cinven Names Stuart McAlpine as New Managing Partner Mr. McAlpine will succeed Hugh Langmuir as the European private equity firm's managing partner, with Mr. Langmuir becoming executive chairman.
HEDGE FUNDS »
Yale Endowment Returns 11.5%, Eclipsing Harvard's 5.8% The university's return raised its endowment value to $25.6 billion. Yale's return lagged those of M.I.T. and Bowdoin College, but beat Harvard's 5.8 percent return.
I.P.O./OFFERINGS »
Tech Sector Needs Pure Storage I.P.O. to Succeed The first half of 2015 saw only 14 offerings in the United States raising a total of $2.5 billion, according to the initial public offering research firm Renaissance Capital.
VENTURE CAPITAL »
São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro Are Expected to Ban Uber The mayors of the cities will decide whether to sign or veto bills banning the service. Uber's prospects are not looking good.
Crowdsource Data Gatherer Premise Given $50 Million Premise, an ambitious attempt to crowdsource data that sheds light on some of the world's more opaque economies, raised $50 million in its latest round of funding.
FanDuel Acquires eSports Company AlphaDraft Just one day after the fantasy sports site DraftKings announced it would soon offer fantasy competitions around competitive video gaming, its rival FanDuel announced the acquisition of AlphaDraft, a site that offers fantasy contests pegged to competitive video gaming.
LEGAL/REGULATORY »
Bill Proposed to Give Regulatory Protection to Puerto Rico Mutual Fund Investors Nydia M. Velázquez, Democrat of New York, is expected to introduce an amendment to the Investment Company Act of 1940 that would give mutual fund investors on the island the same protection as investors on the mainland.
Terror and Corruption Prosecutor Leaves for Private SectorJason P.W. Halperin, who won all of his 13 cases as an assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York, is joining a law firm.
Kraft Heinz and Phillips 66 Targeted by Fake Securities FilingsTwo separate filings that said they were submitted by Loreto M. Zamora on behalf of LMZ & Berkshire Hathaway claimed to hold at least 10 percent stakes in both Kraft Heinz and Phillips 66.
C.F.T.C. Acts Against Bitcoin Platform A bitcoin trading platform has been found by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to have failed to prevent prohibited transactions, marking the third enforcement action against a bitcoin venue this year.
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