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The world of genetically modified foods - the subject of serious controversy in the West - evokes fears that technology is on a topsy-turvy track to ecological disaster.
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Taking its first step into e-commerce, Italian food retailer Parmalat said Monday it is buying a $30 million equity stake in Web grocery site NetGrocer.com.
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Amazon.com will offer customers a one-hour delivery option for books, CDs and toys through a partnership announced today with Kozmo.com.
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According to Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Russia_s next president will be called Vladimir.
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Serb opposition politician Zoran Djindjic said in a Russian television interview broadcast on Friday that opponents of President Slobodan Milosevic would proceed with mass protests later this month.
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Bolster your e-resume with some personal cyber promotion.
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Curador, the online credit-card thief who has penetrated the security mechanisms of a number of leading e-commerce sites, is master of his own domain again.
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HotJobs.com on Friday said it won a second round in court against America Online subsidiary DigitalCity (DCI), when a judge denied a motion that would have let DCI avoid running listings from the job site.
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After two years of relatively straightforward talks, the moment of truth has arrived in Poland_s bid to join the European Union.
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China_s 2.5 million-strong military was reported to be on high alert on Saturday as Taiwan voted in presidential elections that could dump the ruling Nationalists in favor of a pro-independence party.
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WorldNet Resource Group, Inc. Announces Launch of Website For The National Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame.
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The online dictionary market will soon face new competition, as Microsoft announced it will launch a free online version of its Encarta World English Dictionary.
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Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) Director Alexander Patrushev told reporters that a special operation to capture Chechen field commander Salman Raduyev had been succesfully carried out Sunday morning.
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IBM may be coming to the wireless party late, but analysts say its long-term strategy and broad experience could easily propel Big Blue past competitors.
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Microsoft chairman Bill Gates outlined his vision for the X-Box--a game console with built-in high speed Internet access and e-commerce capabilities that could well supplant the PC in many areas--to an overflowing crowd at the Game Developers Conference.
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On March 15, the pre-term elections for Russian president began.
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China Turns Up Heat on Taiwan.
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Motorola has notified customers of Iridium, the financially troubled satellite telephone system it bankrolled, that service would end March 17 unless a buyer for Iridium comes forward.
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Three Japanese banks plan to combine, creating a $1 trillion institution that will be the second largest bank in Japan and third largest in the world in terms of assets.
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