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Lay, Skilling face ‘deliberate ignorance’ chargeSubscriber Only

May 12, 2006

The judge in the Enron trial dealt a serious blow to the two former chief executives accused of defrauding investors by agreeing to allow jurors...

May 12, 2006

Flexibility makes temp jobs Europe’s new employment codeSubscriber Only

May 12, 2006

Buoyant growth of the European job market, in the last 5 years, is a result of an explosion of part-time and temporary work

May 12, 2006

Warner Bros to sell movies and TV shows on InternetSubscriber Only

May 10, 2006

Warner Brothers have plans to make hundreds of movies and television shows available for purchase over the Internet using BitTorrent software, which is widely used to download movies and other copyrighted material illegally.

May 10, 2006

Wachovia to buy Golden West Bank for $26 bnSubscriber Only

May 9, 2006

The Wachovia Corporation reached a deal on Sunday to acquire the Golden West Financial Corporation, one of the last major independent banks on the West Coast, for about $26 billion in cash and stock.

May 9, 2006

Yahoo speeds up web ad-search battleSubscriber Only

May 9, 2006

When Yahoo finally switches on the new search-advertising software code-named Project Panama this summer, users of its search engine will hardly notice a difference.

May 9, 2006

As profits surge, oil giants find hurdles abroadSubscriber Only

May 8, 2006

To many Americans, oil companies like Exxon Mobil or Chevron appear all powerful, pocketing record profits as energy costs soar.

May 8, 2006

Pain over DreadSubscriber Only

May 6, 2006

The brain seems to feel distressed not at the moment of an unpleasant event but in anticipating that moment

May 6, 2006

In US, fizzy drinks not to bubble in school campusesSubscriber Only

May 5, 2006

The top three soft-drink companies in the US have announced that they would start removing sweetened drinks like Coke, Pepsi and iced teas from school cafeterias and vending machines in response to the growing threat of lawsuits and state legislation.

May 5, 2006

Mystery bidder spends $95m on a PicassoSubscriber Only

May 5, 2006

A Picasso portrait, Dora Maar With Cat, sold for $95.2 million at Sotheby’s last night, the second-highest price ever paid for a painting at auction.

May 5, 2006

More problem now as banks reject transfers

Hints of disharmony in Qaeda tapes?Subscriber Only

May 2, 2006

The broadcasts last week by three of the world’s best-known terrorist leaders shared one common goal of embarrass the West, American intelligence officials say.

May 2, 2006

With Sam’s Club, Wal-Mart now an ally for small businessesSubscriber Only

May 2, 2006

Right or wrong, it has somehow become conventional wisdom: Wal-Mart is bad for small businesses, outspending, outmaneuvering and outgrowing lesser rivals until they change their strategy or close their doors.

May 2, 2006

Piracy evolves to fake entire cosSubscriber Only

May 2, 2006

At first it seemed to be nothing more than a routine case of counterfeiting in a country where faking it has become an industry.

May 2, 2006

John Kenneth Galbraith, who held a mirror to society, dies at 97Subscriber Only

May 1, 2006

John Kenneth Galbraith, the iconoclastic economist, teacher and diplomat and an unapologetically liberal member of the political and academic establishment that he needled in prolific writings for more than half a century

May 1, 2006

The Key to Cell FateSubscriber Only

April 29, 2006

How the cell’s development programme is locked or loosened to give it its own role

April 29, 2006

No static in new cordless phoneSubscriber Only

April 29, 2006

When it comes to standard telephone service, nothing exceeds the quality of corded handsets.

April 29, 2006

Breathe till you burstSubscriber Only

April 29, 2006

To shed its shell for a new one, a crab needs a swollen head. And a swollon torso, legs and claws, for that matter.

April 29, 2006

Saudis get their first feature filmSubscriber Only

April 29, 2006

It is time for Sahar to marry but she dreams of a career, not a husband. Her fundamentalist brother wants to pick her mate and is already planning her life as a homemaker.

April 29, 2006

Is Microsoft preparing for a big attack?Subscriber Only

April 29, 2006

Microsoft has reported strong third-quarter revenue growth, but analysts said the company also telegraphed a significant increase in spending, an indication that it was preparing to take on its big online rivals, Google and Yahoo.

April 29, 2006

Soon, turn newspages with the click of a buttonSubscriber Only

April 25, 2006

E-paper devices are competing to become iPod of the newspaper business

April 25, 2006

Exploring Cloud SecretsSubscriber Only

April 22, 2006

The practice of staring at clouds will take on new dimensions with the launching of two satellites designed to make the first global survey of cloud properties that affect weather and climate.

April 22, 2006

Matters of the HeartSubscriber Only

April 22, 2006

Kim Kachmann-Geltz did everything right. She ran five miles a day, dutifully ate oatmeal, stayed slim...

April 22, 2006

Chinese leader focuses on business as four-day US visit beginsSubscriber Only

April 20, 2006

Beijing has treated close ties to American business leaders vital because the two countries are integrated more economically than politically

April 20, 2006

I can’t give you anything but love, she said. And did.Subscriber Only

April 19, 2006

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, who turns 80 tomorrow, is a link between the turbulent first half of the century and the tumultuous second, binding the land and its people in a time warp

April 19, 2006