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Top 10 new species of 2011 named by conservation group
Top 10 lists are standard fodder for media: the 10 best dressed, the 10 best-looking, the 10 most wanted, etc. But the International Institute for Species Exploration, headquartered at Arizona State University, has a new take on such lists. For the last...
Tags: Foods and Beverages, Sneezing, Ecosystems, Sausages, Environmental Issues
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If you go to Delhi
If you go THE BEST WAY TO DELHI From LAX, connecting service to Delhi is offered on KLM, Lufthansa, United, Cathay Pacific, Emirates Air, Turkish Airlines, Air China, British, Asiana, China Eastern, China Airlines, Virgin Atlantic and Malaysia Airlines....Tags: Dining and Drinking, Delhi (India), Restaurants, Los Angeles International Airport, Virgin Group, Ltd.
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Virgin Atlantic to let passengers on some flights use cellphones
What's the first thing passengers do when they land? Turn on their cellphones and make a call. Soon, passengers on some Virgin Atlantic flights won't have to wait for the plane to land. The British airline announced plans this week plans to allow...
Tags: Vodafone Group Plc, Virgin Group, Ltd.
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Some take a pass on the Players Championship
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Looking back now, Rory McIlroy is quick to admit that skipping the Players Championship was a mistake last year.
"It wasn't one of my brightest moments," the world's top-ranked golfer said. "Yeah, I'm glad to be back."...Tags: Lee Westwood, PGA Championship, Dustin Johnson, Paul Lawrie, Luke Donald
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Bad weather hampering search for missing Russian plane
World NowBad weather forced 200 Indonesian rescue workers to fan out on foot across a mountainous area east of Jakarta on Wednesday in search of a Russian passenger plane that went missing on a demonstration flight and was presumed to have crashed, Russian and... -
China cancels tours to Philippines over South China Sea dispute
World NowChina warned its nationals against traveling to the Philippines, canceled tours and raised trade barriers on imported pineapples and banana as the chest thumping over disputed fishing grounds in the South China Sea grew louder.... -
U.S. hammers Canada, other countries over copyright protections
Company TownCanada may be the United States' largest trading partner, but it remains on a "priority watch list" of countries with the worst records for protecting copyrighted material, according to U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk's office.... -
Front row at the World's 50 Best Restaurant Awards
Daily DishA few surprises on the 'World's 50 Best Restaurants' list... -
New iPad rolls out to 21 more countries
By the end of April, the new iPad will be in 21 more countries, according to Apple. And billboards across America have finally shifted from touting iPad 2 to the new iPad just in time for the roll out -- everywhere else. Starting Friday, consumers in...
Tags: Apple iPad, Dominican Republic
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First Solar to cut factories, trim 2,000 jobs
In what executives now call a "fundamentally changed" solar industry, thin-film panel maker First Solar Inc. is closing down factories and cutting 2,000 workers. The layoffs represent 30% of the Tempe, Ariz.-based company’s global workforce....
Tags: Europe, Renewable Energy, Environmental Issues, Job Layoffs
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Two former execs of O.C. firm plead guilty in foreign bribery case
Two former executives of an Orange County company pleaded guilty to foreign corruption charges for bribing overseas government officials in order to win sales contracts. Stuart Carson, former president of Control Components Inc., and Hong "Rose" Carson,...Tags: Politics, Companies and Corporations, Justice System, Judges, Corporate Crime
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First Solar to cut 2,000 jobs and close factory in Germany
Blaming a "fundamentally changed" solar industry and plunging business in Europe, panel maker First Solar Inc. is cutting 2,000 jobs and closing a factory.
The layoffs represent 30% of the workforce of the Tempe, Ariz., company, which is the leading U.S....Tags: Companies and Corporations, Layoffs and Downsizing, Egypt, Renewable Energy, Europe
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