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19th-century industrial spy stole No. 1 drink - 
"For All the Tea in China" (Viking, 252 pages, $25.95), by Sarah Rose: The plot for Sarah Rose's "For All the Tea in China" seems tailor-made for a Hollywood thriller: An industrial spy hired by the world's largest multinational corporation steals trade secrets that enable the world's biggest superpower to wrest control of a business that represents up to 10 percent of that nation's economy.
- Found: 22 hours ago

Google?s ?spy car? sparks concerns - 
A controversial "spy car" which has been used to visually map out the UK is causing concern among rural residents, including some in Shropshire, who are claiming it could aid crime and fear it is an invasion of privacy.
- Found: 4 hours ago

Afganistan- Furlong says commanders authorized spy operations - 
Afganistan- Furlong says commanders authorized spy operations
- Found: 10 hours ago

West German spy agency ?employed about 200 former Nazi criminals? - 
The German spy service has admitted that it employed about 200 former Nazi criminals for at least 15 years after the end of the Second World War.
- Found: 18 hours ago

Film review: The Spy Next Door - 
THE SPY NEXT DOOR (PG) ** DIRECTED BY: BRIAN LEVANT STARRING: JACKIE CHAN, AMBER VALETTA, BILLY RAY CYRUS
- Found: 16 hours ago

I spy something beginning with lunacy - 
With a couple of hours to kill in Wellington on Monday I tossed up between the spy dome trial and Te Papa. Since it was a sunny afternoon and Te Papa offered a longer walk along Wellington's new waterfront I went there.
- Found: 22 hours ago

Official defends alleged off-the-books spy program - 
A Defense Department official under investigation for allegedly running an off-the-books spy operation with private contractors in Afghanistan and Pakistan said the program was authorized by military commanders and saved lives.
- Found: 2010-03-18, 20:44 GMT

'Once A Spy' Excerpt: Keith Thomson's Satirical Thriller About A Spy With Alzheimer's (Part Five) - 
What's Your Reaction? Over the past five weeks, HuffPost Books has been rolling out a series of excerpts from Part One of Keith Thomson's debut novel, " Once a Spy ." Read Thomson's introductory blog, "What Happens to a Spy with Alzheimer's?"
- Found: 2010-03-19, 12:57 GMT

The Spy Next Door - 
Hong Kong legend Jackie Chan may be comfortably in his fifties, but he still manages to put many of the action genre's young pretenders to shame with his acrobatics in The Spy Next Door.
- Found: 2010-03-19, 10:12 GMT

Israel Denies IAF over Bulgaria were Spy Planes - 
The Israeli Embassy in Budapest has denied reports the two Israeli Air Force aircraft, which have been detected over Hungary?s international airport after passing through Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania, were spy planes.
- Found: 2010-03-19, 14:05 GMT