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Trinity Mirror closes final pension schemes

NEWSPAPER publisher Trinity Mirror is joining the list of companies closing their final-salary pension schemes to existing members. The owner of the Daily Mirror and numerous regional titles is entering a two-month consultation...

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US arms sales hit record

Sunday, November 08, 2009 WASHINGTON: US government-to-government arms sales rose 4.7 per cent to a record $38.1 billion last year and are projected to total almost as much in 2010, a Pentagon agency said late on Friday. The...

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USS New York comes to life; ship born of 7.5 tons of World Trade Center steel - New York Daily News

The Associated Press USS New York comes to life; ship born of 7.5 tons of World Trade Center steel New York Daily News The USS New York is seen during its commissioning on November 7, 2009 at Piers 86 and 88 in New York City....

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NEW SONY PLAYSTATION 3 160 GB UNCHARTED DRAKE'S FORTUNE

FREE SHIPPING ~ ABSOLUTE 100% BRAND NEW ~ PS3 CONSOLE Enter Zip Code to get shipping price *The estimated delivery time is based on the seller's handling time, the shipping service selected, and the payment method selected. To...

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Is Your Doctor’s Continuing Ed Funded by Pharma?

By Martha Rosenberg Nov 7, 2009 Raise your hand if you’ve breathed a sigh of relief seeing your doctor had a CME certificate next to the medical school diploma on the wall. Did your doctor pass “Bipolar Disorder:...

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Spot LNG players expect to grow despite rising gas production

Despite the spot LNG (liquefied natural gas) business being hit by the sharp rise in domestic natural gas production, most stakeholders in the business expect to post a growth due to their diversified business model and product

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Chip design firm Stream Processors shuts down after plowing through $26M

Stream Processors, a chip design firm focused on video processing, is shutting its doors after burning through at least $26 million in venture capital, and is engaged in an asset sale, VentureBeat has learned. The closure is a...

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Hawkeyes are Finally Grounded

The following is a live journal composed during the Northwestern/Iowa game. 9:15 – Like Boise State last night, Iowa’s lack of a run game is costing them in the red zone; if things keep up, that won’t hurt them today, but the...

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Flu boosts vaccine business

President George Bush's administration three years ago awarded about $1 billion to manufacturers to increase and speed production of vaccines, particularly after the spread of the H5N1 bird flu virus.

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The Week in Review: Major Investments

Novartis made a five-year, $1 billion China commitment, building up its Shanghai R&D center and marketing efforts; Novartis will also spend $250 million to expand its global technical center in Changshu, and pay $125 million to...

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