BASF, the German chemical group, has abandoned efforts to sell genetically modified products in Europe, including its Amflora potato, because…
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Since its introduction in the United States in 2002, Axe, the body spray and grooming brand by Unilever, has been…
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As difficult as last two years have been for Europe, 2012 could be even tougher. Each week, countries will need…
After a humbling bankruptcy and $50-billion government bailout in 2009, GM has rebounded with steady profits and a fresh lineup…
More than four decades old, it?s an annual ritual for tens of thousands of people and companies. Every January, the…
When John McClure, a pathologist in Edina, Minn, was pondering his wish list several years ago, he added something a…
Perhaps the most successful US chief executive of the past decade is stepping down this month. Samuel Palmisano of IBM…
Google, one of the biggest advertising companies in the world, has finally embraced advertising for itself.
In a move to trim the number of documentaries submitted annually for Oscar consideration, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts…
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It?s one of the most famous sequences in Indian movies. And, not surprisingly, it?s a song. A Chaplinesque tramp with…
