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• Much of UN mission direct response to horrors of Nazism, Holocaust, says Secretary-General, in remarks at Jerusalem dinner.
• DEQ announces meeting on water quality study.
• ACCC institutes against garnet firms over alleged market sharing agreement.
• Retail sales February 2005.
• Publication of the revised regional spatial strategy for the East Midlands.
• Webroot releases Internet Essentials for complete computer protection; Award-winning anti-spyware product, Spy Sweeper, joined by Window Washer, Spam Shredder and Pop-Up Washer in retail-only security suite.
• El Paso Corporation announces long-range plan update.
• New transposition guide launched today.
• Stocks to Watch Thursday: EXNT, GBND, SIGM.
• (NYSE: HD ) The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE: MSO) Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. (Nasdaq: ORCL ) Oracle Corporation Added to W.W. OTCBB Rolling Stocks.
• NICE Perform selected by National Bank of Canada to replace existing competitive system; Solution suite chosen for its advanced capabilities and unique agent coaching tool, to go beyond traditional recordings of customer interactions.
• Extra support to help claimants get into work announced as number on incapacity benefits falls by 22,000.
• Toby Hechts Aji Network Takes Entrepreneurs to the Next Level; From Philosophy to Biology, One-of-a-Kind Program Goes Beyond MBA to Teach the Secrets of Building Business through Uncommon Practices.
• Research and Markets : View This New Detailed Company Profile of Lear Corporation.
• ChevronTexaco unit to sell 15 service stations: ESSE, NEM, CVX.
• Hewitt welcomes Women and Work Commission Interim Report.
• Benefit Fraud Inspectorate (BFI) focused inspection report: Copeland Borough Council.
• Stocks for Aggressive Traders! March 8, 2005.
• T-Systems and KPN enter agreement for IT and communications services; Carriers combine strengths to face consolidating market.
• AMD supports Fair Trade Commission of Japan`s (JFTC) decision to stop illegal business practices by Intel; Intel`s unlawful business practices in Japan limit consumers` freedom to choose worldwide.
• Virus writers turn from making havoc to making money; ScanSafe reports Spyware becoming more prevalent as threats from the Web continue to rise.
• CORRECTION - GBP1.5 million funding boost for young black and minority ethnic people with mental health needs.
• SUWN has received purchase orders of Stevia in excess of $2 million.
• Globalising supply chain presents logistics providers with new hurdles to overcome.
• Softnet subsidiary signs consulting contract: STTC, TIDC, EBAY, EMXC.
• Two new appointments for Signify.
• Britannia Hotels selects Payrite for group payroll; Leading hotel group requires flexible report writer and variable pay options for multi-skilled seasonal workforce.
• New corporate teleworking technology separates business and family access.
• First female engineer MP opens Resource Centre HQ.
• Low-power, low noise half-bridge gate ICs; Fairchild Semiconductor`s half-bridge gate drivers offer excellent system reliability for consumer appliance, display and ballast applications; FAN7380 and the FAN7382 provide outstanding noise immunity and the i
• Bell Labs physicist Rod Alferness receives 2005 IEEE Photonics Award at Optical Fiber Conference (OFC).
• Wine investment company wound up after DTI investigation.
• Yangtze Communications Bureau selects Lucent Technologies for water network project.
• Parliamentary report finds animal testing cruel, unreliable and reveals the UK is breaking EU law; New report calls for additional resources to develop more non-animal tests.
• Aladdin Security Alert: Serflog and Kelvir viruses; Aladdin eSafe proactively protects against these fast-spreading threats.
• Intel names new co-general manager of Technology And Manufacturing Group; Sunlin Chou to retire after 34-year career; William Holt to assume post.
• IMF Executive Board completes first review under Mali's PRGF arrangement and approves US$2 million disbursement.
• IMF Executive Board completes third and fourth reviews under Dominica's PRGF arrangement and reviews noncomplying disbursement.
• Research and Markets : The Chinese Market for Oral Care Products Exposed.
• Wisdom use freedom of information to land and expand; IT company wins GBP145,000 of new business in first quarter.
• Schools at the forefront of bureaucracy busting reforms.
• Match.com still Europe`s number one in online dating.
• Univision receives MRC Accreditation and Hong Kong Disneyland says 10,000 in three weeks.
• Telecom Italia selects Lucent Technologies for "IP Centrex" virtual switchboard solution for enterprise customers; Hosted IP solution enables new converged voice and data applications and services.
• Repton wins Northern European Reseller of the Year Award 2004 for VMware.
• Research and Markets : View this comprehensive study of the distributed generation market now.
• Index of Production - January 2005.
• National Memorial Service for the UK victims of the Asian Tsunami.
• Further contract successes for new HyperSpeed and HyperLength FFT cores from RF Engines; "Seeing all of the radio spectrum all of the time is becoming a reality ".
• Walnuts' secret defense explored.
• Brand new Compliance and Risk Management software, Qudos System 3, launches in the UK.
• Aladdin announces general availability of AladdinCARD USB; New PCI card allows USB keys to be connected inside a computer - Ideal for large organisations, educational and industrial environments.
• World Bank statement on Nepal; Continued assistance will depend on demonstrated commitment and capacity to implement reforms.
• RSPCA to take a stand on dogs' home alone distress.
• National Guard and Reserve mobilized as of March 9, 2005.
• UNCTAD, JBIC to foster Japanese investment in East Africa.
• Security Council press statement on Haiti.
• Uzbekistan receives US$2.8 million grant for flour fortification project; Project targets iron-deficiency anemia among women and children.
• Informatica to present at Third Annual Wedbush Morgan Securities Software Conference.
• Stocks to Watch: On The Go, Progenics.
• AMD ushers in a new era in 64-bit mobile computing with AMD Turion 64 Mobile Technology; Acer, Fujitsu Siemens and Packard Bell among leading manufacturers expected to launch Notebook PCs worldwide in coming months.
• TeleWare accepted on Microsoft Istanbul Beta Development Programme; Delivering instant messaging, collaboration and telephony services from the unified desktop.
• Cycling England and a new National Standard for Cycle Training.
• Supermarket super scam.
• New product showcase at Technology Retailer Show; 12 - 13 April 2005, Hall 1, NEC, Birmingham, www.technologyretailer.co.uk.
• New centre will speed up justice - Lord Falconer.
• Research and Markets : The Global Menace of Counterfeiting: Anti-counterfeiting and the Apparel Industry.
• NEC delivers multi-million dollar equipment to Globacom.
• NeuroDimension Inc: New neural network trading signal for PACCAR.
• Uncle Bs Bakery Merges with NetCert, Inc.
• New issue of Healthy Animals now online.
• LINX puts industry weight behind international government anti-spam campaign.
• Stan Lee Media co-founder Peter Paul Pleads Guilty to Stock Manipulation.
• Exastore wins Best Complete Storage System award at Network Storage Conference; Exanet`s performance results, customer experience, and overall technology secure complete storage system prize.
• Icomm strikes gold.
• Novell raises the bar with SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 for Linux newcomers and experienced users; Most complete set of operating system, management tools, application software and networking functionality ever shipped for home computing environment.
• DoD Identifies Army Casualty.
• ACCC warns against 'gaming' regulator on telco; Telecommunications companies have been warned against attempting to 'game' the regulator.
• ACCC not to revoke taxi authorisations.
• Statement by the World Bank on the Commission for Africa Report.

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