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Heather Mills breaks down on TV
Nov 1 2007, Vinod

I think it can be safely said that Heather Mills wasn’t very happy on Tuesday. It was reported in the media that Heather Mills had arrived at Paul McCartney’s London home for the weekly handover of daughter Bea, only to find that the locks had been...

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IBM Rolls Out New Mainframe
AP, San Francisco
IBM Corp. rolls out a new mainframe computer Tuesday boasting a 50 percent performance boost and dramatically lower energy costs than its predecessor.
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made popular Feb 26 2008
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Group With Google Building Pacific Cable
AP, Tokyo
A group of six international companies, including Google Inc. of the U.S., is building a $300 million underwater fiber-optic cable linking the United States and Japan.
Japan, US, Broadband, Cable
made popular Feb 26 2008
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Sony Tying Up With Sharp in TV Displays
AP, Tokyo
Falling behind rivals in flat-panel development for TVs, Sony is teaming with rival Sharp in procuring liquid crystal displays, a company official said Tuesday.
Japan, Sony, South Korea, Asia
made popular Feb 26 2008
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Bill Proposed After R.I. Surgery Errors
AP, Providence
Lawmakers have proposed a system to investigate and track medical mistakes and so-called “near misses” after brain surgeons at Rhode Island Hospital...
Mistaken, Surgeries, United States, NorthAmerica
made popular Feb 26 2008
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Lawmakers Propose Tracking System
AP, Providence
Lawmakers have proposed a system to investigate and track medical mistakes and so-called “near misses” after brain surgeons at Rhode Island Hospital...
Mistaken, Surgeries, United States, NorthAmerica
made popular Feb 26 2008
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ABC to Offer Shows Via Video-On-Demand
AP, Los Angeles
ABC said Monday it will release hit shows like “Lost” and “Desperate Housewives” for free over video-on-demand cable services, with the hitch...
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made popular Feb 26 2008
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Researchers Map Corn Plant's Genome
AP, St. Louis
Scientists at universities and corporations are about to get a major leg up in their tireless _ and profitable _ effort to reinvent the corn plant. A group of...
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made popular Feb 25 2008
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Researchers Map Corn Genome
AP, St. Louis
Scientists at universities and corporations are about to get a major leg up in their tireless _ and profitable _ effort to reinvent the corn plant. A group of...
Corn, Genome, United States, NorthAmerica
made popular Feb 25 2008
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3rd Manmade Grand Canyon Flood Planned
AP, Phoenix
For the third time since 1996, officials plan to unleash a manmade flood in the Grand Canyon next month in an effort to restore an ecosystem that was altered by a dam...
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made popular Feb 25 2008
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Manmade Flood Planned in Grand Canyon
AP, Phoenix
For the third time since 1996, officials plan to unleash a manmade flood in the Grand Canyon next month in an effort to restore an ecosystem that was altered by a dam...
Canyon, Flood, United States, NorthAmerica
made popular Feb 25 2008
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Scientists Say Rules May Keep Timid Fish
AP, Washington
Rules that allow only the catching of larger fish may encourage their replacement with slower growing, more timid varieties. That, at least, is the concern of...
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made popular Feb 25 2008
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Bees Gain Advantage From Predecessors
AP, Washington
When marauding Vikings decided to settle down they usually “went native,” marrying local girls and blending in. Invading honey bees may be doing the same.
Killer, Bees, Brazil, Canada
made popular Feb 25 2008
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Blackboard Wins Round in E-Learning Case
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A federal jury in Texas has sided with e-learning company Blackboard Inc. in a patent case against rival Desire2Learn that pitted two leading education software...
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Study Suggests Antibiotics Are Overused
AP, Chicago
A woman dying of Alzheimer’s has a fever. Should she be given antibiotics?
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Pakistan Causes Worldwide YouTube Outage
AP, New York
Most of the world’s Internet users lost access to YouTube for several hours Sunday after an attempt by Pakistan’s government to block access domestically...
YouTube, Outage, Pakistan, China
made popular Feb 25 2008
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Tech Firms Paid Lobbyist $500,000
AP, Washington
A group of technology companies paid Patton Boggs LLP $500,000 in 2007 to push for patent-reform legislation.
Tech, Companies, Lobbying, Scitech
made popular Feb 25 2008
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Siemens to Cut 7,000 Jobs at Telecom Biz
AP, Munich
Industrial conglomerate Siemens AG will cut 7,000 jobs from its corporate telecommunications unit Siemens Enterprise Networks, officials with knowledge of the plans...
Germany, Siemens, Jobs, Europe
made popular Feb 25 2008
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Poker Group's Lobbying Raises Online Law
AP, Washington
The Poker Players Alliance spent $900,000 in 2007 to lobby the federal government on online- gambling legislation.
Internet, Gambling, Lobbying, United States
made popular Feb 25 2008
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Men As Well As Women Need Bone Tests
AP, Washington
Bone tests aren’t just for women anymore. New guidelines are calling for older men to get a routine check for bone-thinning osteoporosis.
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made popular Feb 25 2008
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Internet Ad Revenue Exceeds $21B in 2007
AP, New York
Online advertising revenues exceeded $21 billion for the first time in 2007, although preliminary data compiled by an industry trade group also suggest growth is...
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made popular Feb 25 2008
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Oracle completes $8.5 billion takeover of BEA, layoffs loom
AP, Redwood Shores
Business software maker Oracle Corp. completed its $8.5 billion takeover of rival BEA Systems Inc. Tuesday after European regulators approved the deal.
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made popular Apr 29 2008
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BEA 3Q Earnings Beat Analysts' Estimates
AP, San Francisco
BEA Systems Inc. exceeded analyst expectations in its first quarterly earnings report in 15 months, bolstering management’s contention that the business software...
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made popular Nov 16 2007
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BEA to Give Confidential Info to Icahn
AP, San Francisco
BEA Systems Inc. is sharing confidential information with billionaire investor Carl Icahn in hopes of persuading its largest stockholder that the business software...
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made popular Nov 6 2007
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BEA Systems Digs in for Fight With Icahn
AP, San Francisco
After shooing away Oracle Corp.’s $6.7 billion takeover bid, business software maker BEA Systems Inc. dug in its heels for a potentially disruptive battle with...
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made popular Oct 29 2007
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BEA to Let Oracle Bid Expire Sunday
AP, San Francisco
Business software maker BEA Systems Inc. has said it will let Oracle Corp.’s $6.7 billion takeover bid expire Sunday, intensifying the pressure on management to...
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made popular Oct 26 2007
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BEA Sets Sales Price of $21 Per Share
AP, San Francisco
Business software maker BEA Systems Inc. put itself on the auction block Thursday, demanding at least $21 per share in an effort to prod rival Oracle Corp. into raising...
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made popular Oct 25 2007
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BEA Sets $21 Per Share Buyout Value
AP, San Jose
BEA Systems said Thursday it is prepared to discuss a sale of the company to Oracle Corp. and other potential suitors at a price of $21 per share.
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made popular Oct 25 2007
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Oracle Sets Sunday Deadline for BEA Bid
AP, San Francisco
With no other suitors stepping forward, business software maker Oracle Corp. is threatening to abandon its $6.7 billion bid for BEA Systems Inc. unless its smaller...
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Oracle Offers $6.7B for BEA Systems
AP, San Francisco
Pouncing on a vulnerable rival, Oracle Corp. has offered $6.7 billion to buy BEA Systems Inc. in its latest bid to trump SAP AG and IBM Corp. in an increasingly intense...
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Oracle Proposes to Buy BEA Systems
AP, New York
Business software maker Oracle Corp. said Friday it has proposed to buy software maker BEA Systems Inc. for more than $6.66 billion, in a bid to expand its product...
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Icahn Calls for Sale of BEA Systems
AP, San Jose
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn on Friday called for the sale of BEA Systems Inc., a business software maker whose stock price has sagged with the growth in...
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BroadSoft, BEA join forces to provide innovative VoIP services
Bhagaban, New Delhi
VoIP software giant Broadsoft has joined forces with BEA Systems, a recognized leader in enterprise and communication infrastructure software to develop and deliver...
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Bhagaban, New Delhi
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made popular Jul 24 2006
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