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Merck, Portola’s Anti-Clotting Drug Linked to Less Bleeding – BusinessWeek


Earthtimes (press release)
Merck, Portola's Anti-Clotting Drug Linked to Less Bleeding
BusinessWeek
March 15 (Bloomberg) — Merck & Co. and Portola Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s experimental anti-clotting drug betrixaban caused less bleeding than an older treatment in people with an irregular heartbeat, a study found. …
Merck Drug Shown To Work Better Than Blood-Thinner Warfarin NASDAQ
Merck blood thinner appears safe, effective National Post
Portola, Merck report postitive betrixaban results FierceBiotech
MarketWatch (press release)
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Posted March 15th, 2010.

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AT&T plans to give more web services to cheaper phones – USA Today


Boy Genius Report (blog)
AT&T plans to give more web services to cheaper phones
USA Today
AT&T will unveil today a suite of mostly Web-based services that it says will make it possible for consumers to use inexpensive new cellphones to handle tasks mostly associated with higher-price smartphones. …
AT&T Offers New Cloud Services for Feature Phones Phone Scoop
Samsung Sunburst and Strive Headed to AT&T I4U
AT&T announced 4 new Quick Messaging devices, new services IntoMobile (blog)
TMCnet  - Softpedia  - UberGizmo (blog)
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Posted March 15th, 2010.

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Body scanner debuts at O’Hare – Chicago Sun-Times


Chicago Breaking News – Tribune (blog)
Body scanner debuts at O'Hare
Chicago Sun-Times
AP The federal Transportation Security Administration is giving the public a peek at the technology at O'Hare International Airport on Monday. It was one of 150 bought with federal stimulus money for airports around the country. …
Full body scanner in use at O'Hare Airport ABC7Chicago.com
Body scanners get O'Hare debut WGNtv.com
O'Hare to begin full-body scans Monday Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Inquirer  - Chicago Daily Herald
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Posted March 15th, 2010.

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PepsiCo ups dividend, OK’s stock repurchase plan – MarketWatch


PepsiCo ups dividend, OK's stock repurchase plan
MarketWatch
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — PepsiCo Inc. (NYSE:PEP) said Monday it would raise its annual dividend rate by 7% and repurchase up to $15 billion of its stock. The Purchase, NY, soft drink maker raised its full-year dividend to a rate of $1.80 to $1.92 a …
PepsiCo to buy back up to $15 billion in shares The Associated Press
PepsiCo to Buy Back $15 Billion of Stock TheStreet.com
PepsiCo to buy back up to $15 billion in shares Bay News 9
ABC News  - PR Newswire (press release)
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Posted March 15th, 2010.

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Facebook to Start First India Center in Hyderabad – BusinessWeek


The Hindu
Facebook to Start First India Center in Hyderabad
BusinessWeek
March 15 (Bloomberg) — Facebook Inc., the owner of the largest social networking site, plans to set up its first Indian center at Hyderabad to support its growing global operations. “Having multiple support centers in a variety of time …
Facebook opens office in India, its first in Asia Los Angeles Times
Facebook to open office in southern India Reuters
Facebook Opens India Office To House More Sales And Operations Staff TechCrunch (blog)
CanadianBusiness.com  - RTT News  - NDTV.com
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Posted March 15th, 2010.

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Defiant Brown will ‘keep going’ – BBC News


BBC News
Defiant Brown will 'keep going'
BBC News
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has signalled that he will "keep going" as leader even if Labour fails to secure a majority at the general election. Asked on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour if he would quit, Mr Brown said "I'll keep going" before being …
I will continue as Labour leader even if I lose election, Gordon Brown says The Guardian
Brown says will not quit if party loses majority AFP
British PM to stay party leader if no majority Ynetnews
The Press Association  - BusinessWeek  - Times Online
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Posted March 15th, 2010.

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