- Rangers hope to end slump / Sport / 2005-08-30
Rookie pitcher Chris Young has become a much-needed streak buster for the slumping Texas Rangers.The Mariners (53-71) are 18 games below .500, matching a season worst. They have lost 13 of 21.
- Taking Over the Alamo / Sport / 2006-01-18
Their record may say otherwise, but the 2005-2006 versions of the San Antonio Spurs seem to have some major deficiencies. In their two losses against the Pistons, the Spurs were outworked and out hustled by the vigorous Pistons. The Spurs also looked old at times with Nick Van Exel and Robert Horry in the lineup.
- Citigroup Takes Picks from Lehman Brothers / Business / 2006-08-02
Citigroup announced it had fortified its Financial Institutions Group by hiring six investment bankers from Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Michaels is set to be co-head of Citigroup`s diversified FIG with Citigroup banker Craig Stine.
- Apple Opens New Front in War against Microsoft / Webmaster / 2007-02-17
Apple has called on its costumers not to upgrade to Microsoft`s new Vista operating system; for fear that the new system may not properly work with ITunes. ITunes is a program developed by apple and is used by IPod owners to organize and manage their music.
- Contemplating the Threat of a Coup D`Etat / World / 2006-09-28
There were those who, during the days of the American Revolution, contemplated sending troops to barricade the Continental Congress in order to get soldiers their pay. Could any sort of similar military coup happen in the America of today?
- Canadian Terrorism Charges Brought Against 6 Men / World / 2006-06-07
Six men have been charged with terrorism related activities in Canada and intention to commit acts of terrorism in southern Ontario.
- European Soccer Power House Lose to MLS` All-Stars / Sport / 2006-08-08
The top European team, Chelsea, with its high priced players proved to be less than adequate to match the Major League Soccer`s All-Stars team from the United States.
- Hamas Faces Money Crunch / World / 2006-02-01
After besting its rivals at the ballot box, Hamas now faces a far more challenging campaign: a fight to keep the international donor community, which has kept the Palestinian Authority (P.A.) functioning since 1994, from cutting off funding. Germany`s new chancellor, Angela Merkel, presented a stern message akin to that held by the U.S. president during a visit to the region on Monday.
- Optimistic outlook for Japanese economy / Business / 2005-11-15
Economic growth in Japan has slowed to 0.4% in the three months ending in September, as domestic demand declined. Still, both the Bank of Japan and the government recently declared the economy has moved out of a soft patch and there are signs that a return to inflation is near, after almost eight years of falls in consumer prices.
- The Next Drug to Look Out for in the Sports World / Sport / 2006-08-01
For years athletes have been caught with traces of steroids in their system, and this has been the cause of many problems with in the world of sports. The use of steroids is prevelant among every facet of sports, from the obvious, such as weight lifting, to the most recent events in bicycling.
- Customers Fed up With High Bank Fees / Business / 2006-11-05
Banks in the United States are increasingly charging their clients for services that they weren?t even aware carried a surcharge. While it is common knowledge that banks usually charge a penalty fine on late payments or for exceeding a credit limit, what is less understood is that banks are imposing higher and higher fees on their regular customers.
- Exxon-Mobil Pollution Fine Reduced / Business / 2006-12-28
US Court of Appeals reduced the fine imposed on Exxon-Mobil for an oil leak that polluted approximately 2,400 Km off the coast of Alaska in 1989, during the weekend
- What Your Business e-Solution Needs to Cover / Business / 2006-03-18
If you are a small or medium size business owner, chances your business either has a website already or is in the process of building one for internet marketing reasons. There are many places that you can turn to for a website, including your local yellow pages.
- Navy Pays Friendly Visits to Vietnam / World / 2006-07-03
In an example of how former enemies can reach rapprochement, ships of the United States Navy are docking in Vietnam with increasing frequency, and in a friendly manner. U.S. ships have made port calls to Vietnam four times now since 2003.
- Chelsea ex Player Speaks on the Need for Asian Role Models / Sport / 2006-05-07
Graeme Le Saux, the ex Chelsea football player, said that there is a need for more Asian football role models to attract young Asians to football. Le Saux addressed an entrepreneurial TiE Manchester event in Manchester.





