So The World Is Still Moving Despite Everyone In The United States Being Pissed Off At Our Politicians.

KKR is full sail ahead for Maritime Financing. KKR seas the potential for a large amount of growth. KKR beginning with 580 million in equity. 

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After much debate about setting a final price, Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR)’s initial public offering is officially priced at $26 per share.

New Technology to Watch as phones and audio devices expand into the watch world. 

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear: A Review

The Galaxy Gear smartwatch, with a 1.67-inch OLED display, serves as a watch, a pedometer, a voice recorder, and a 2-megapixel camera/camcorder. When paired with the Note 3 via Bluetooth 4.0, this wrist-strapped device can make and take phone calls, send and receive text messages, and access Samsung’s Siri-like S-Voice assistant to make appointments, dictate messages, and more.

The Note 3 offers significant improvements over its successor: a larger, higher-definition display; a faster processor; a higher-capacity battery; and all of the advanced wireless sharing and gesture controls available on the Galaxy S 4. 

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This morning, leading digital telecommunications manufacturer Qualcomm Inc (NASDAQ:QCOM) is coming under some selling pressure. The stock is trading l…

This morning, leading digital telecommunications manufacturer Qualcomm Inc (NASDAQ:QCOM) is coming under some selling pressure. The stock is trading lower by 0.63 cents to $68.94 a share. Day traders can watch for intra-day support around the $68.51, and $68.00 levels. Both support levels can give the stock a small bounce during today’s trading session. Nicholas Santiago InTheMoneyStocks.com

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Researchers Re-Engineer E-Coli DNA to Make it Programmable

A team of synthetic biologists led by Farren Isaacs at Yale University [has taken] Escherichia coli cells and replaced all of the UAG stop codons with UAAs. They also deleted the instructions for making the release factor that usually binds to UAG, effectively rendering UAG meaningless…

The next step was to assign a new meaning to UAG during protein production. The team did this by designing molecules called transfer RNAs and accompanying enzymes that would attach an unnatural amino acid – fed to the cell – wherever they spotted the UAG codon…

By reintroducing UAGs at specific locations, as the Yale team have done, unnatural amino acids can be added into proteins at will.

"We now have an organism that has a new code, and we can reliably and efficiently open up the chemical diversity of proteins," says Isaacs.

For example, artificial amino acids could be added that give proteins unusual properties, such as the ability to bind to metals – resulting in novel adhesives. Or enzymes could be developed that are activated only in the presence of other molecules – which could be useful for drugs. “The genetic code is conserved for all of life, so this is a fundamental step forward,” says Philipp Holliger of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, UK. He says that because so much of the genetic code is redundant, there might be other codons that could be reassigned to expand the chemistry of living organisms.

(via Reprogrammed bacterium speaks new language of life - life - 23 October 2013 - New Scientist)

Renault on Tuesday launched the second phase of its giant low-cost car factory in Morocco, whose opening last year sparked anger in France, amid opposition to the so-called “delocalisation” of manufacturing.

The second stream at the plant outside Tangiers, which will produce the Dacia Sandero model, will allow the French carmaker to double output at what it says is the biggest factory of its kind in Africa. Production is due to reach 340,000 vehicles in 2014.

(via .:Middle East Online::Second phase of North Africa’s biggest car factory opens in Morocco :.)

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