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    Forbes

    • Too Many MammogramsToo Many Mammograms

      For years women have trekked to doctors' offices for annual mammograms starting at age 40. But a new study says this may not be necessary: Women can wait until age 50 for their first mammogram with little downside, and they only need to get the exams every two years.

    • How Can A CEO Bow Out Gracefully?

      Chief executives always have a lot to worry about. They can't even quit without making sure they handle the process with a very delicate touch.

    • Halle Berry Turns EntrepreneurHalle Berry Turns Entrepreneur

      When the world's largest fragrance company showed Halle Berry a prototype bottle for her debut perfume, Berry said no. The simple rectangular design failed to convey her personality.

    • World's Most Expensive HomesWorld's Most Expensive Homes

      Last year, a 40-acre Greenwich, Conn., property with a 21,897-square-foot, 14-bedroom Jacobean manor was listed for $125 million. It was the world's second most expensive home for sale.

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      Sports

      • Henry 'considered quitting' after handball rowHenry 'considered quitting' after handball row

        Thierry Henry considered ending his international career following the furore that surrounded his handball against Ireland in the World Cup playoff in Paris last Wednesday.

      • Real Salt Lake down Galaxy for MLS Cup crownReal Salt Lake down Galaxy for MLS Cup crown

        Real Salt Lake stunned David Beckham and the Los Angeles Galaxy, winning the Major League Soccer title 5-4 on penalties after the MLS CUP championship match ended 1-1 after extra time.

      • Lochte ends Phelps's reign as swimmer of yearLochte ends Phelps's reign as swimmer of year

        Ryan Lochte beat out superstar Michael Phelps and veteran Aaron Peirsol for male swimmer of the year Sunday at USA Swimming's Golden Goggles awards.

      • Five-star Defoe 'on his way to South Africa'Five-star Defoe 'on his way to South Africa'

        Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp believes Jermain Defoe has made an unanswerable case for inclusion in England's World Cup squad by becoming only the third player to score five times in a Premier League match.

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