Government said that it had no objection to moderate Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq travelling to China.  |  |


VOLKSWAGEN (VW) SA said yesterday it planned to export 55000 new-generation Polos next year to destinations such as the US, Ireland and Malaysia from its flagship plant in the Eastern Cape.  |
The reimbursement rate change for Avastin heralded drastic cost consequences for patients and taxpayers. The new payment policy cut the reimbursement rate of small doses of Avastin to the point that ophthalmologists could not recoup their costs for the drug.  |  |
As the first anniversary of the Mumbai attack nears, PM has said he receives intelligence inputs daily suggesting that Pakistan-based terrorists are plotting more 26/11-like strikes in India.  |  |


Judge Timothy Batten Sr. dealt an early setback to AT&T's lawsuit against Verizon over allegedly misleading ads by refusing to grant a requested injunction that would have forced Verizon to take the ads down immediately. The US District Court ruled  |  |
Reader Daily Edition may miss holiday seasonWhen Sony unveiled the Reader Daily Edition, its first e-reader with a wireless connection, it said it would be available in December in time for the holidays.  |  |
Ms Roxon said at the Pharmacy Guild dinner in Canberra this week that pharmacy was in a unique position that was not lost on the Government. She highlighted the role pharmacy can play in primary care and preventive care that  |  |
The award recognises pharmacists who have demonstrated a consistently high standard of professional practice in support of the principles of pharmacy service to the community. It also recognises an exceptional individual service to the profession.  |  |
Sanuk (they're not shoes, they're sandals) takes out a rubber chicken, smiles, and announces the grand opening of the Sanuk signature store at the world famous Downtown Disney.  |  |
Man and woman arrested in Manchester for using notorious Zeus TrojanBritish police said they've made the first arrests in Europe of two people for using Zeus, a sophisticated malicious software program that can scoop up any sensitive information on a  |
Lisa Goldsmith was presented the award by Branch President Dr Lisa Nissen during the annual President's Dinner and Awards.  |
Many Disney fans said they were disappointed to hear that Epcot was pulling the plug on its Lights of Winter display this year, but there is certainly no shortage of holiday cheer around Walt Disney World.  |
Last week was a big one for Disney Channel among kids, tweens and preschoolers.  |  |
Guests and future guests of the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort now can decide what dish at which of the resort's 17 restaurants and lounges they want to enjoy, from the convenience of their iPhone or iTouch.  |  |
Walt Disney have struggled to attract tourists this year to its parks and resorts, the company announcing last week a 4 percent slide to $2.8 billion in fourth quarter revenues.  |  |
Chatter could be 'Facebook for the enterprise'.Salesforce opened its annual Dreamforce conference by previewing Salesforce Chatter, a social-networking application the vendor dubbed a "Facebook for the Enterprise."  |  |
Amnesty International condemns the failure of Egypt's military appeals court to overturn sentences imposed on leading members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood organization after unfair trials and call  |  |
In one of his first major creative moves as Walt Disney Studios' new movie chief, Rich Ross has made the costly decision to pull the plug on the planned $150-million production of "Captain Nemo: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" --  |  |
Amnesty International welcomes the arrest by the German authorities of Ignace Murwanashyaka, President of the Democratic Liberation Forces of Rwanda (FDLR), and his deputy, Straton Musoni, on 17 November 2009 as an important step forward in addressing impunity and establishing  |  |
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