- Starting a New Business / Business / 2007-08-23
If you have decided to start up your own business, it is worth investigating the kind of business entity that is best suited to your specific operations.
- Wal-Mart Plans Joint-Venture Launch into India / Business / 2007-05-19
The largest retailer in the world, the U.S.-based Wal-Mart, has announced plans to expand into India by the middle of next year. Wal-Mart announced that its venture included a partnership with India?s Bharti group and that the two entities would strive to expand to over 75 Indian cities and regions with five to seven years of launching their first store.
- Heineken, Grolsch and Bavaria Fined for Cartel Practices / Business / 2007-04-19
The European Union fined the beer manufacturer Heineken NV $297 million, Grolsch NV $42.88 million and the privately held Bavaria $30.96 million, for cartel practices they were engaged from at least 1996 to 1999, by coordinating price increases of beer.
- Stolen Piece Of Art Found On Spielberg`s Collection / Entertainment / 2007-03-06
Steven Spielberg has always been known as one of the finest film directors in Hollywood. In fact, movies such as E.T, Jaws and Jurassic Park have certainly put him up in the hall of fame of movie directors.
- Japan presenting Highest Quarterly Growth Rate in 3 Years / Business / 2007-02-26
The expectations that Japan`s Central Bank will raise interest rates has grown, after it has been reported that during the last quarter of 2006 the Japanese economy grew in the fastest rate in the past 3 years. These expectations have caused the Yen the biggest gain against the Dollar, since May.
- Cartoon Network Executive Resigns over Bomb Scare / Entertainment / 2007-02-19
Jim Samples, head of the Cartoon Network resigned Friday after a marketing stunt resulted in a terrorism scare in Boston, which led police to shut down bridges and dispatch the bomb squad. His resignation was announced in an internal memo to Cartoon Network staff members.
- McCartney Paintings Theft Turns out to be a Domestic Issue / Entertainment / 2007-01-15
This week saw yet another twist in McCartney-Mills divorce saga after police were called to the couple?s home in England
- Martina Hingis Announces her Engagement to Fellow Player, Stepanek / Sport / 2007-01-08
Martina Hingis, who was once ranked as the world?s number one tennis star, has confirmed that she is engaged to a fellow tennis player ? the Czech, Radek Stepanek
- Bharti to Invest $7 Billion in Deal with Walmart / Business / 2007-01-06
Bharti Enterprises, an Indian corporation specializing in communications, signed a contract with Walmart in the end of November. This contract stipulated the creation of cross-India chain of retail stores
- Discovered Mozart Piece Premiers in Salzburg / Entertainment / 2007-01-03
No other composer in the history of music is better known than Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Earthquake Damages Most of Asia`s Internet Connection / Webmaster / 2007-01-02
If you are located in Asia, you might not be able to be reading these lines, at least not when they were written
- The resurrection of the department store / Business / 2007-01-01
After discount retailers and quick-fix fashion labels like Target, Wal-Mart or H&M have been continuously nibbling away at mid-priced department store?s market shares, networks like J.C. Penney Co. and Kohl?s Corp. are determined to fight back this holiday season.
- Famous Makeup Artist Kills Spouse Before Committing Suicide / Entertainment / 2006-12-28
Hailie D?Amore, the makeup artist who was nominated for an Oscar for her work on the movie, ?Forrest Gump? was found dead in her home, alongside her husband.
- Nestle Buys Novartis`s Hospital Food Unit / Business / 2006-12-24
The World`s largest Food and Beverage group, Nestle SA, purchased a unit of the Swiss drug manufacturer Novartis for $2.52 billion. The two companies announced Thursday.
- EADS Headquarters Raided by French Police / Business / 2006-12-19
The French police searched the headquarters of the European Aeronautic Defense & Space (EADS), parent company of Airbus, in relation to suspicion of insider trading. The search hampered yesterday`s celebration of Airbus`s A380, super-jumbo-jet, approval for sale.
- Did the Knicks coach have part in the brawl? / Sport / 2006-12-19
In post-game and post-brawl comments, Knicks coach Isiah Thomas has said he told Anthony that he and Camby shouldn`t have been in the game after it was decided
- Microsoft Starts Testing New Web-Based Phone Service / Webmaster / 2006-12-18
Redmond`s software giant Microsoft announced last week that testing of a new computer server application that allows corporate customers to make internet-based phone calls has commenced
- Google Starts Testing Radio Advertising Service / Webmaster / 2006-12-14
After taking the text-based advertising world by storm, Google is targeting a new market ? the radio one
- Lakers continue big start / Sport / 2006-12-12
The Los Angeles Lakers are proving to be contenders. The Kobe Bryant led group is 14-6 so far, half a game ahead of the Phoenix Suns in the Pacific
- McCartney Seeks Professional Help / Entertainment / 2006-12-11
Sir Paul McCartney, ex-Beatles singer and one of the world?s most popular entertainers, has admitted that he occasionally seeks professional help.
- Iverson and 76ers part ways / Sport / 2006-12-11
Perhaps long overdue, Allen Iverson is leaving the city of Philadelphia
- Wal Mart says thanks to workers, kind of / World / 2006-12-10
Wal Mart is the largest retailer in the world and the second largest corporation behind Exxon Mobile
- Indian Economy Grew by 9.2% in Last Quarter / Business / 2006-12-07
The Indian economy grew by 9.2% in the second quarter of the current fiscal year
- Chilean Dictator Suffers Heart Attack / World / 2006-12-07
The man who led Chile in a coup d?etat in 1973 and went on to become one of South America?s worst dictators, Augusto Pinochet, is in critical condition after suffering a heart attack
- Wal-Mart Enters Indian Market with Local Partner / Business / 2006-11-30
After the British retailing giant Tesco failed to reach agreement with Indian Bharti Enterprises, Wal-Mart ceased the opportunity to enter the promising Indian market.
- Smarting up your charitable giving / Business / 2006-11-27
The bad news is: the world needs changing. Poverty, Hunger, Inequality, Disease, it?s a long list, and battling it is pricey. The good news, Millions of Americans are willing to help.
- Favre to start Monday night at Seattle / Sport / 2006-11-27
Last Sunday, in a shut-out loss to the New England Patriots at home, Brett Favre left the game with a nerve injury to his right elbow
- LPGA to Start Testing for Drugs / Sport / 2006-11-25
The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) has recently announced that it is to start testing for drugs in 2008
- Leonard Green & Partners to buy David`s Bridal Inc. / Business / 2006-11-24
Leonard Green & Partners will buy David`s Bridal Inc. from Federated Department Stores Inc., based in Cincinnati, for $750 million, both companies said Friday
- Re-gifting is an Art / Entertainment / 2006-11-23
We have seen it dealt with on dozens of comedy sketches, and it has always been regarded as something distasteful, but the art of re-gifting has become a business by Money Management International





