Apple War Rages On
The legal clash between The Beatles' company Apple Corps and Apple Computer raged on on Thursday (06APR06), with the computing firm insisting they possess the exclusive right to use their apple logo. Read More …
Carlsberg wants to make beer in Rajasthan
Danish brewer Carlsberg is keen to enter India with a beer manufacturing plant in Rajasthan. Read More …
Nintendo to release 'Brain Game' in Europe, US
Tokyo: Nintendo is to release its popular game "Brain Age", designed to enhance the players' mental agility, in Europe and the US, a company spokesman said Wednesday. Read More …
Big is beautiful say LCD monitors
In the world of electronics, where tiny is usually king, monitors are the exception. "Taller, wider, sharper" is the motto for the successors to the old heavy cathode tube monitor. Read More …
Apple Vs Apple Over i-Tunes
The Beatles' record label Apple Corps has clashed in London's High Court with Apple Computer in the latest of a long-running series of battles over the companies' names. Read More …
Scotch industry eyes vast Indian market
London: India's annual budget for 2006-07 dampened the spirits of the Scotch industry here when no tax concessions were announced. But now the industry hopes that the European Union will intervene to ensure fair access to the country's large spirits market. Read More …
US blocks internet red-light address
The US has blocked a move to create a dot-xxx internet address to take the bulk of pornographic sites on the World Wide Web, according to a newspaper report Tuesday. Read More …
British company eyeing India for biodiesel production
D1 Oils, a major British biodiesel producer, says India is going to be a key location for the company in the production and consumption of the fuel derived from the jatropha plant. Read More …
'British workers too lazy to compete with India'
London: Are British workers becoming too lazy to compete with India's booming economy? Read More …
Competing DVD formats set for grand clash
A war that has been brewing for three years looks set to break out in earnest this year with the release of the first commercial players of the two new competing formats for watching movies at home - HD-DVD and Blu-ray. Read More …
Janet Jackson Nipple Fine Upheld
Janet Jackson's infamous wardrobe malfunction at the 2004 Super Bowl will see 20 CBS television stations fined $550,000 (£320,000), US regulators have confirmed. Read More …
Hells Angels Sue Disney
US motorcycle group the Hell's Angels are suing Walt Disney film-makers for using their logo and trademarked name in an upcoming film. Read More …
Dilated Peoples Slam Record Label
West Coast hip-hop outfit Dilated Peoples have hit out at their record label Capitol Records, claiming the company is undermining their career. Read More …
Prudential to move 80 jobs to India
London, British insurance major Prudential has announced plans to move 80 jobs from its finance department to India, including 60 from Stirling in Scotland. Read More …
Bill Gates richest person for 12th consecutive year
New York, Bill Gates retained his position as the world's richest person for the 12th straight year, according to Forbes Magazine's annual list of the world's wealthiest. Read More …
Warner Bros Sued By Rockers Mute Math
US rockers MUTE MATH are taking legal action against Warner Bros and Word Records for breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation after being marketed as a Christian act against their will. Read More …
British firm to restore Iraqi holy city
London, Feb 28 Milton Keynes, the planning agency that created the eponymous town north-west of London from scratch in the 1970s, has been asked to remodel the Iraqi holy city of Najaf. Read More …
Ted Turner Retires
CNN founder and media mogul Ted Turner has decided to step down from his role on the board at Time Warner. Read More …
CBS Fined Over Jacksons Boob Blunder
Pop star JANET JACKSON's notorious "wardrobe malfunction" at the 2004 Super Bowl will cost US TV bosses $550,000 (£315,000) in censorship fines, after they lost an appeal to overturn the fine. Read More …
Martha Stewart Blasts 'Evil, Immoral' Trump
Latest: The rift between Donald Trump and Martha Stewart is escalating after the lifestyle guru blasted the property mogul as "juvenile, evil, unethical and immoral". Read More …
British firm wins contract for India-bound gas pipelines
London. A British firm has won a key contract in China to supply specialist coatings for gas pipelines destined for the East-West gas pipeline project in India. Read More …
Chinese scientists use plants to battle pollution
Beijing, Feb 22 Chinese scientists are now growing poison-accumulating plants to 'suck up' poisonous elements, mostly heavy metals like arsenic, copper and zinc, from polluted soil to repair contaminated lands. Read More …
China launches crackdown on junk email
Beijing, Feb 22 China has launched a crackdown on junk emails as part of a pack of measures taken by the Ministry of Information Industry (MII) to clear the Internet and mobile phone networks in the country. Read More …
Stewart Defends Apprentice Flop
Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart has hit back at criticism of her axed US reality show The Apprentice, insisting that competing with tycoon DONALD TRUMP was "unfair". Read More …
