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Palm Oil - CPO - Sime Darby Plantations In Johor.
Australia   Malaysia   Nature   Oil   Photos  
Time to fire a second salvo to defend palm oil
| I WAS baffled to read The Star report on Sept 1 about an anti-palm oil activist group tainting Malaysia's name at the Australian zoos. | It is sad that the freedom of speech and expression in Austra... (photo: WN / patricia) The Star
 Tata Power India Delhi Mumbai (rks2)
Energy   India   Indonesia   Industry   Photos  
Tata Power-led consortium to set up 240-mw project in Indonesia
MUMBAI: A consortium led by Tata Power, India’s largest private power utility, will develop a 240 mw-geothermal power project in Indonesia. Since the programme would involve building units of variou... (photo: WN / Rajkumar Senapati) The Times Of India
Former F1 driver Michael Schumacher stands next to the new Ferrari 458 Italia  on the first press day of the Frankfurt Auto Show in Frankfurt, Germany, Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009. The car fair runs through Sept. 27. Ferrari recalls supercar after fires
| FERRARI has been forced into an embarrassing recall after a series of fires engulfed its new half-million-dollar supercar, the 458 Italia. | Five cars in Europe, the US and China have been written o... (photo: AP / Michael Probst) The Australian
Automaker   Industry   Photos   Safety   Wikipedia: Ferrari 458 Italia  
A kid's meal of macaroni and chocolate milk is served by a worker at Burger King with a toy in San Jose, Calif., Tuesday, April 27, 2010. In an effort to curb childhood obesity, county officials in Silicon Valley voted Tuesday to ban restaurants from giving away toys and other freebies that often come with high-calorie meals aimed at kids. Burger King to be sold for $US4b to 3G Capital
| FAST-food restaurant Burger King is to be sold to private equity firm 3G Capital for about $US4 billion ($4.3 billion). | Under the terms of the agreement, the deal offers a 46 per cent price premiu... (photo: AP / Paul Sakuma) The Australian
Business   Company   Photos   US   Wikipedia: Burger King  
Top Stories
Drinks - Soda - Juices - Beverages Southeast Asia drinks sector sparkles
* Kirin says now is time to focus on SEAsia, not China * Coke, Pepsi, Danone could step up in SEAsia after quiet yr * Analysts say more mergers, regional tie-ups likely *... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba) The Guardian
Assets   Coca-Cola   Market   Photos   Wikipedia: Drinks  
US Vice President Joe Biden, left, US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, centre, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Admiral Mike Mullen, right, stand while the US National Anthem is played during the United States Forces-Iraq change of command ceremony in Baghdad on Wednesday Sept. 1, 2010, as a new US military mission in Iraq was launched ending seven years of combat. US launches new Iraq mission
| US Vice-President Joe Biden launched a new American military mission in Iraq overnight, opening up a fresh phase in a seven-year deployment that has cost the lives of m... (photo: AP / Jim Watson Pool)) The Australian
Iraq   Military   Photos   US   Wikipedia: Iraq War  
A view of the company Bogoso Gold Limited, open cast gold mine near the town of Prestea, Ghana, Sept. 27, 2005. Gold prices, much of it mined in Africa, are hitting new 25-year highs, letting mining companies post surging revenues as they search for new ways to extract every nugget from the ground. Yet one thing they say they can't do is substantially increase production, a limitation that could keep prices high for years.hg3 Miners' $20bn rush for African resources
| THE number of listed Australian mining companies with operations in Africa has tripled to 160 in the past seven years. | Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade secreta... (photo: AP / Olivier Asselin) The Australian
Africa   Mining   Photos   Resources   Wikipedia: Natural resources of Africa  
Copies of Britain's former Prime Minister Tony Blair's book are seen in a box before being placed on sale at a bookshop in London, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010. Blair's book reveals background to war
| AN unrepentant Tony Blair has refused to back away from his decision to invade Iraq. | Although the former British leader concedes in his new autobiography that it was ... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth) The Australian
Iraq   Photos   Tony Blair   War   Wikipedia: A Journey  
The Wall St. street sign is photographed against the American flag outside the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, Oct. 24, 2008 in New Yo Wall Street Surges After Upbeat Economic Reports
| Shares on Wall Street surged Wednesday, following the direction of indexes in Asia and Europe, after a crucial manufacturing gauge in the United States unexpectedly ros... (photo: AP / Mary Altaffer) The New York Times
Economy   Markets   Photos   US   Wikipedia: Wall Street  
A businessman looks at an electronic stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo, Japan, showing the benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average surged 413.14 points, or 5.22 percent, to 8,323.93 Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2008. LEAD: Tokyo stocks rise as U.S. manufacturing data eases economic worries+
worries+ (AP) - TOKYO, Sept. 2 (Kyodo)—(EDS: ADDING DETAILS AND PRICES) | Tokyo stocks rose Thursday morning, bolstered by an overnight jump on Wall Street, as stron... (photo: AP / Shizuo Kambayashi) Breitbart
Manufacturing   Nikkei   Photos   Tokyo   Wikipedia: Nikkei 225  
A man walks past an electronic stock board in downtown Tokyo Friday, Nov. 21, 2008. The benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average gained 207.75 points, or 2.7 percent, to close at 7,910.79 points on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, after losing nearly 7 percent the day before. Tokyo stocks rise as U.S. manufacturing data eases economic worries+
TOKYO, Sept. 2 (AP) - (Kyodo)—Tokyo stocks rose Thursday morning, bolstered by an overnight jump on Wall Street, as stronger-than-expected U.S. manufacturing data ea... (photo: AP / Itsuo Inouye) Breitbart
Manufacturing   Nikkei   Photos   Tokyo   Wikipedia: Nikkei 225  
Business Science
Talley target Open Country Dairy disappoints Olam
Yellow® warns customers of second scam
New subdivision underway at Queenstown's Millbrook
Fibre leader voted innovator of the year
Palm Oil - CPO - Sime Darby Plantations In Johor.
Time to fire a second salvo to defend palm oil
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phil&teds – Would you like skincare with that?
A Kiwi Cuppa at the British High Commission
Fines upheld against 'dirty dairy' farmer
Just Water earnings come up dry
Victoria Azarenka, of Belarus, returns the ball to Kim Clijsters, of Belgium, during the Sony Ericsson Open tennis tournament in Key Biscayne, Fla., Monday, March 29, 2010.
Victoria Azarenka Collapses During Match
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Travel Society
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Gluckman: It is Hard to be a Teenager
Catherine Deveny takes new swipe at 'jealous' Age
McNamee ready for 'The Vow'
Book Of A Lifetime: Voss, By Patrick White
Jon Bon Jovi performs at the Commander-in-Chief's Ball at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., Jan. 20, 2009. The ball honored America's service members, families of the fallen, and wounded warriors. (DoD photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley/Released)
Major Las Vegas hotel said to offer Bon Jovi residency
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Sport Health
"The Beautiful Girls" eclectic style & tight harmo
History of the World Cup 1987-2007
Preparations to plan as New Zealand gears up for World Cup
Grand Final in 3D
Pakistan's one-day captain Shahid Afridi, top center right, huddles with the rest of his team before the one-day cricket match  between Somerset County Cricket Club and Pakistan at the County Ground in Taunton, England, Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010.
Cricket: Pakistan three to sit out the rest of tour
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Gluckman: It is Hard to be a Teenager
'No Andrew Wilkies' in Bob Katter's wishlist
Cash aid for the less fortunate
Bee Gees star recovering from emergency stomach surgery - re
Teenage Boy - Online - Internet - Computer
Sleep-deprived teenagers 'triple chances of mental illness' by spending nights online
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