By: Chris Ciaccia | TheStreet.com Technology Reporter
Friday, 1 Feb 2013 | 12:35 PM ET
There are concerns that Apple's losing its smartphone luster, which could be a reason for its share slump in recent months. Though these concerns have certainly weighed on its share price, the iPhone maker can, for now, have its day in the sun. TheStreet.com reports.
Japan's Nissan Motor said on Thursday it will recall 713,986 Altima and Sentra cars in North America, mostly in the United States, because their engines may suddenly stop running.
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The major European indexes ended firmly in the red Monday, despite a positive start to the trading session, as financial, basic resources and auto-maker stocks fell sharply.
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It is estimated that 100 children are killed and hundreds more injured each year by cars backing up. It's a problem with seemingly no solution for the millions of people who back out of their driveways and onto busy streets each day. But a new innovation —a Lazy Susan of sorts —could change that. It's called the "CarTurner."
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