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Adobe launches Creative Cloud 2015 with a host of new features

Adobe is calling Creative Cloud 2015 a ‘milestone’ release, with speed and technology improvements across its desktop and mobile applications. The larger changes, though, are deeper, and aimed more at professional designers and illustrators and publishing organisations. Creative Cloud is a subscription-based service – you pay a regular subscription to use the applications and online services, rather than buying a software licence outright (different subscription plans are available for different

Critics due to get EU's Google antitrust charge sheet this week: sources

By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Microsoft, German publisher Axel Springer and 17 other critics of Google are expected to get a copy of the EU’s antitrust charge sheet against the search engine giant this week in order to allow them to provide feedback, four people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday. The 19 companies, which include U.S. online travel site Expedia, U.S. consumer reviews website Yelp, online

U.S. housing starts pause after hefty gains, building permits soar

U.S. housing starts fell in May after a hefty increase the prior month, but a surge in permits for future construction to a near eight-year high suggested the pullback was temporary and pointed to underlying strength in housing. Groundbreaking dropped 11.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 1.04 mullion units, the Commerce Department said on Tuesday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast housing starts falling to a 1.10

U.S. 2040 deficit to nearly double as percent of economy -CBO

The U.S. budget deficit will more than double as a share of economic output by 2040 if current tax and spending laws remain unchanged, the Congressional Budget Office said on Tuesday. The CBO, releasing its annual long-term budget outlook, said however, that overall U.S. debt levels in 2040 will be slightly lower than estimates made a year ago for 2039 because of expectations of lower long-term interest rates. CBO said

Tsipras says lenders seeking to 'humiliate' Greek government

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras defied what he called an attempt to “humiliate” his government on Tuesday, saying that an insistence by international lenders on further cuts was politically motivated. “The mandate we have got from the Greek people is to end austerity policy,” he told lawmakers in his leftist Syriza party.

World faces longest oil glut in at least three decades

Oil supply has exceeded demand globally for the past five quarters, already the most enduring glut since the 1997 Asian economic crisis, International Energy Agency data show. If the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries were to keep pumping at current rates it would become the longest surplus since at least 1985 by the third quarter, the data show. Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s biggest member, will probably increase production to intensify pressure