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The Obama administration has rejected the presidential panel recommendation that a civilian head the NSA Agency. The NSA Agency and Cyber Command will be headed by one individual from the military.
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U.S. president Obama does not plan to make some of the changes recommended by the presidential panel reviewing NSA surveillance and spying policies. Separation of the NSA and Cyber Command leadership was one, and the other was having phone records of Americans be held by a third party or phone companies and not the NSA.
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Raghavan reports from rural South African region around Venterdorp, headquarters of the white extremist Afrikaaner Reistance Movement or AWB in Afrikaans language. He describes the racial separation between whites and blacks in rural areas where 40% of whites live. Blacks and whites do not socialize or mix with each other and less than 40% of South Africans interact socially with people of another race, according to SA Reconciliation Barometer. Scars of Apartheid can still be seen in rural areas with whites fearing blacks, and blacks dependent on whites for farm labor and other basic jobs.
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James Stewart of the NYT describes the remarkable turnaround at Best Buy executed by Hubert Joly, a graduate of the French Etudes de Politiques in Paris and former CEO of Swedish hotel and travel company Carlson. He did this by carefully analyzing the areas where Best Buy was falling short and not delivering for customers a winning proposition. Statistics showed Best Buy had fallen behind on price. One survey showed only 23% of respondents found Best Buy prices were lowest, compared to 71% for Wal-Mart, 56% for Amazon, and 38% for Target. That Wal-Mart and Target are able to hold their own- in the case of Target with 38% along with some other advantages of customer targeting- against showrooming and internet retailers such as Amazon, and the 56% for Amazon which showed Amazon was itself not a price leader, gave Jolly insights into the strategy to pursue. Jolly took out costs elsewhere and made Best Buy the place where the shopper would get the lowest price and much more in terms of convenience, service and advice. The strategy has worked but Jolly is not complacent saying that in this business your success is only as good as your last call. Best Buy's stock is up 240% and is one of the best three stocks of 2013....
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Steve Mollenkompf, chief operating officer and president of Qualcomm, is made the new CEO succeeding Paul Jacobs. Jacobs is the son of the company's founder. He will be the executive chairman, a new position to guide Qualcomm strategy.
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The lack of ample natural gas supplies has hurt Mexico's manufacturing sector. Pemex has focussed on crude oil production and Mexico imports natural gas from Texas. BBVA Bancomer estimates a loss of 3.6% of manufacturing output in the last year from the lack of natural gas produced in Mexico from its large gas reserves.

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