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• Dow, IBM sign five-year contract; End-to-end Web-hosting to support Dow e-business.
• Peter Radley joins the board of smart antenna developer Antenova; Chairman of Alcatel takes non-executive directorial position with Antenova.
• Daily press briefing.
• Companies set to increase mobile workers in response to client needs.
• USA -- No return to execution. New AI report on the US death penalty as a barrier to extradition.
• Budget Committee continues discussion on improving UN staff security; Speakers cite issue's urgency, endorse Secretary-General's proposals; Also concludes discussion on financing Lebanon, Sierra Leone Missions.
• The ACT heroin drought turning drug users to methamphetamine and cocaine.
• Inmarsat brings Christmas cheer to those at sea; Free Inmarsat C e-mail runs from December 20th - 25th, 2001; Christmas crew calling cartoon available.
• ADB, IMF, World Bank, and UNDP to sponsor regional conference in Hanoi on National Poverty Reduction Strategies.
• FIFA and Yahoo! welcome Budweiser and MasterCard as launch sponsors of FIFAworldcup.com; Official FIFA partners extend their global football commitment through marketing programmes on official site.
• Redzu launch small business tool, Web-Edit.
• Sophos voices concern about FBI's Magic Lantern e-bug.
• Comstock Images nabs Matthew M. Costello to lead strategic alliance efforts; Appointment demonstrates Comstock`s continued commitment to providing its customers with the industry`s premiere images and services.
• Air Canada reports strong response to 'Canada Loves New York' fares; Aircraft to display Canada/US flag decals.
• Treaty between the government of the United States of America and the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters.
• Need for disarmament progress as contribution to anti-terrorism report stressed in resolution adopted by General Assembly; One of 49 texts adopted on recommendation of First Committee; Proposal for study on use of depleted uranium in weapons rejected -- P
• [0] Need for disarmament progress as contribution to anti-terrorism report stressed in resolution adopted by General Assembly; One of 49 texts adopted on recommendation of First Committee; Proposal for study on use of depleted uranium in weapons rejected
• NTSB Safety Recommendation A-01-81 through -82.
• Intel appoints five new fellows.
• Delta Air Lines to expand codeshare service in Europe, Africa, Asia with SkyTeam partner Air France.
• CPSC, Darice Inc. announce recall of candle holders.
• At WTC search, graduate students deploy shoebox-sized robots; Robot "babies" go where rescue workers and dogs cannot.
• CPSC, Alco Industries Inc. announce recall of water fountains with candle holders.
• Zynap wins Computer Weekly e-business excellence award for e-recruitment and training.
• PamGene receives the 'Andersen Most Promising Biotech Company Award 2001'.
• Circuit Bench appointment.
• UK to move to competitive model for company announcements.
• IAH research project into sheep TSEs.
• Anite takes leading position to deliver US E911 handset test needs; Commitment for US GSM handset emergency location capability puts Anite in lead position to support future European location-based needs.
• United Airlines extends business fare discounts; "Back to Business" fares selling well.
• Thousands of care home customers to benefit from new funding arrangements.
• Yale professor wins Grawemeyer religion award for book on exclusion and identity.
• Webilations.net announces the launch of its new web center -- www.webilations.net.
• Symantec is only vendor to detect 100% of both standard and in-the-wild viruses in recent virus bulletin tests -- Symantec Norton AntiVirus earns 15th Virus Bulletin 100% Award.
• `This generation of Afghan children must become harbingers of peace', says Secretary-General.
• UN expert group meeting to discuss women's empowerment, poverty eradication.
• Delegates in Second Committee recommend upgrading Habitat Centre Commission.
• Delta connection adds two flights between Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
• Inmarsat enables world class yacht race by activating additional satellite capacity; Inmarsat activates an additional beam on it's Indian Ocean Region Satellite.
• DoD News Briefing Col. Gary Varney, Vermont Army National Guard -- Part 1of 2.
• Press Statement -- Richard Boucher, Spokesperson -- Part 2 of 2.
• Local water watchdog to discuss special services and environmental improvements at Newmarket meeting.
• Tech Data placed 3rd in Business Week's Info Tech 100 Company; Rises from 64th on list of best-performing IT industry leaders.
• Putting users first in tribunal reform.
• LIVEpresswire and BlueprintX announce marketing alliance to leverage business development activities.
• USD1 Million William F. and Inez L. McDonald Endowment provides scholarships for UND School Of Engineering and Mines.
• Rep. Kent Glasscock to speak at K-State.
• International Space Station -- Expedition; Three Science Operations Status Report for the week ending Nov. 21, 2001.
• Accruals to investor education and protection fund.
• Code of practice announced for flockmasters.
• Restructuring and production reductions in BASF's polystyrene foams.
• FDA approves first biologic treatment for sepsis.
• James Lemoyne appointed Acting Special Adviser on Colombia.
• A European knockout for SecondsOut.com and eurosport.com.
• "Directing Margaret Edna's 'Wit' -- Research and the Humanities" is next faculty lecture series talk Tuesday, Nov. 27.
• Smart Ass SMS and WAP quiz launched in UK on 23rdfloor.com; Anne Robinson Tops Nationwide Poll For UK's Biggest 'Smart Ass'.
• Improving corporate governance to boost investments in the Kyrgyz Republic.
• Datapoint sells Swedish business to Opin Kerfi.
• Alexander announces new projects to fight fraud and boost e-commerce confidence.
• Wine Business Survey 2002 goes global.
• Software Resources prescribes Talisma for excellent customer relationships at BUPA Ireland.
• Morocco -- Court acquits rights activists; action to guarantee right of assembly urged.
• Telehouse powers ahead with huge infrastructure improvements; Telehouse Europe invests GBP5.5 million in new support facility.
• TeleAdapt makes mobile computing even easier with three new USB products; The USB Optical Mini Mouse, PDA Sync Charger and SlimHub expander.
• Netstore provides across-the-board services to e-Kingfisher's 'serverless' office; e-Kingfisher selects Netstore to provide software as a service for UK operations.
• Research Council appointments 2001.
• StreamServe appoints new Chief Marketing Officer to drive market leadership in enterprise business communications solutions.
• Merger clearances.
• RollerCoaster Stocks Alert -- SilverLine Tech (NYSE: SLT) on the move!
• PBI Media announces worldwide winners of Billing Magazine Globe Awards 2001.
• Redbridge schools adjudication announced.
• SuSE Linux Firewall now also for "Virtual Private Networks".
• Helping cooperatives develop fishponds in rural Bangladesh.
• claypan El Nino predictions up to nine months ahead.
• Innovative solution to securing the Internet without encryption; Amino's new Network Diversity increases security and removes performance loss associated with encryption.
• More relaxations to animal movement controls.
• Timmins wins.
• Call One deploys altitude software solutions to enhance customer satisfaction; Fast growing outsourcing company in Europe deploys Altitude Software's multimedia contact centre solutions for state-of-the-art sales, marketing and customer service operations
• Nokia Game players complete Geneva's final assignment; Final played by 25,000 players in 28 countries on November 23.
• UK company develops plan to enhance IMF intranet; Major US project win for UK intranet consultancy.