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Pepsi Bottling Group Inc said it would slash about 3,150 jobs across Europe and America
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
justsamachar.com ( Business  )
New York: Soft drink distributor Pepsi Bottling Group Inc on Wednesday said it would slash about 3,150 jobs across Europe and America as part of its restructuring plan. The restructuring plan is expected to result in pre-tax savings of up to $160 million upon completion, while it would lead to loss of 3,150 jobs across U.S., Canada, Europe and Mexico, a company statement said. In the U.S. and Ca

Tags : New-York  Pepsi  Europe  America  U.S.  Canada 
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Canada and India are negotiating a comprehensive nuclear deal that will allow the country to develop
Saturday, November 15, 2008
www.mid-day.com ( Nations  )
Toronto: Canada and India are negotiating a comprehensive nuclear deal that will allow the country to develop civilian nuclear power plants, a spokesperson of the foreign office said. Both sides had 'informal' discussions last month and expect to schedule formal sessions soon, Lisa Monette, the spokesperson, said and added that Canada signalled its support for India's re-engagement with the br

Tags : Toronto  Canada  India  Lisa-Monette  NSG 
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Climate change is likely to disrupt food chains by favouring animals with short lifespan over often
Saturday, November 01, 2008
timesofindia.indiatimes.com ( Health  )
Climate change is likely to disrupt food chains by favouring animals with short lifespan over often bigger rivals that are worse at tolerating temperature swings, scientists said. The researchers in Germany and Canada said that studies of the physical characteristics of animals showed that all have widely differing "thermal windows" — a range of temperatures in which they best feed, grow and rep

Tags : Germany  researchers  Canada  scientists  favour 
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Stress may activate immune cells in the skin, leading to inflammatory skin disease.
Monday, October 27, 2008
www.indianexpress.com ( Health  )
Washington: Researchers from University of Medicine Berlin and McMaster University in Canada have found that stress may activate immune cells in the skin, leading to inflammatory skin disease. This cross talk between stress perception, which involves the brain, and the skin is mediated through the "brain-skin connection". The immune cells in skin can over-react, resulting in inflammatory skin di

Tags : Washington  Researchers  McMaster  Canada  Berlin 
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British explorer Pen Hadow is to return to the North Pole five years after his record solo trek
Thursday, October 23, 2008
timesofindia.indiatimes.com ( Health  )
LONDON: British explorer Pen Hadow is to return to the North Pole five years after his record solo trek, in an attempt to establish when Arctic summer sea ice will disappear for good. Hadow, the first person to walk solo from Canada to the Pole without aircraft resupplies, will be part of a three-man team collecting accurate readings of the ice's thickness. Current estimates suggest the year-ro

Tags : LONDON  British  Pen-Hadow  Canada  km 
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Preity Zinta says flashing her trademark dimples, “I’m not as tough as people portray me to be.
Friday, October 17, 2008
www.dnaindia.com ( Entertainment  )
Preity Zinta has always had the guts to take on issues. She says flashing her trademark dimples, “I’m not as tough as people portray me to be. But I believe that even if the whole world opposes you, you have to stand by what’s right. Even as a child I would fight with 30 people, go home with scars but be happy that I had stood up for what was right.” She adds, “When I witnessed my father passing a

Tags : Preity-Zinta  Canada 
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Indian's golden run in shooting continued with the hosts winning three gold and one bronze in CYG
Thursday, October 16, 2008
www.ndtv.com ( Sports - Others  )
Indian's golden run in shooting continued with the hosts winning three gold and one bronze in the third Commonwealth Youth Games at Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex at Balewadi on Wednesday. Deepika Patel earned India the first gold of the day, shooting a total of 470.2 in the 10m Air Rifle to emerge on top. Though she shot a poor 8.5 in the 10th and final round, her earlier scores ensured that s

Tags : Indian  Deepika-Patel  Shiv-Chhatrapati  Canada  Australian 
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Canada's ruling Conservative Party has returned to power with a larger tally in the general electio
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
www.ndtv.com ( Foreign Affairs  )
Canada's ruling Conservative Party has returned to power with a larger tally in the general elections, but short of the 155 mark needed for a simple majority in the 308-member House of Commons. The party, which held 126 seats in the dissolved House of Commons, was on target to win 144 seats, at least 11 short of the majority mark. But it made inroads into areas where it had no presence till now.

Tags : Canada  NDP  Ruby-Dhalla  Navdeep-Bains  Mani-Singh 
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Japanese Premier Taro Aso, chair of the Group of Eight rich nations
Saturday, October 11, 2008
profit.ndtv.com ( Business  )
Japanese Premier Taro Aso, chair of the Group of Eight rich nations, said today he would call an emergency G8 summit if finance chiefs meeting in Washington do not reach a deal on the global credit crisis. "If things cannot be concluded, as the chair we will call one," Aso told reporters. Japan is the chair this year of the G8, which includes Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia

Tags : G8  Taro-Aso  Japan  Russia  Britain  Canada  G7 
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Ajantha Mendis bagged three wickets as Sri Lanka scored a five-wicket victory over Zimbabwe
Saturday, October 11, 2008
justsamachar.com ( Sports - Cricket  )
Spin sensation Ajantha Mendis bagged three wickets as Sri Lanka scored a five-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in the first game of the Canada T20 tournament in Toronto on Friday. Mendis, the ICC's Emerging Player of the Year, finished with 3-15 from three overs after ripping the heart out of the Zimbabwe middle order including dismissing Prosper Utseya with his 'carrom ball', which turns away fro

Tags : Ajantha-Mendis  Sri-Lanka  ICC  Canada  Toronto  Zimbabwe 
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