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Business
Pentagon’s Tanker Plans Smell Foul To Boeing Supporters, Protest Hinted
by Ishpreet Bindra - August 7, 2008 - 0 comments
 Highly dissatisfied with the government’s new time plan to award the long pending air tanker contract by the first of January next year, Boeing supporters already smell a rat in the whole set up. Not ruling out the possibility of a second protest they consider the new timetable too unrealistic and skewed in favor of Northrop.
by David Lee Smith - August 8, 2008 - 0 comments
 There were two distinct ways to view Anadarko Petroleum 's (NYSE: APC) latest results. To the business scribes, it was a rough quarter year over year. But factor out the one-time items, and adjusted net income from continuing operations essentially doubled in that period, to $831 million. And personally, I found the company's noteworthy operating accomplishments even more impressive.
by Poonam Wadhwani - August 8, 2008 - 0 comments
 The fingerprints, until now, were significant only for the identification of a person, but U.S. researchers have developed a new technique that can now help forensic experts discover much more than the identity of a person.
by Brian Orelli - August 7, 2008 - 0 comments
 For investors in Onyx Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: ONXX), there was no question as to what the top-line sales of its only drug were going to be; partner Bayer spilled the beans last week. The big question last night was whether it kept costs under control. The stock is in the red today, so you can guess what investors thought of the bottom line.
by Rick Aristotle Munarriz - August 8, 2008 - 0 comments
 Companies are warming up to the obvious. They know that consumers are staying in more. You see it in the recent blowout results from home-direct specialists like Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) and Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN). Now you even have the venerable Cheesecake Factory (Nasdaq: CAKE) mobilizing its troops to send its warm entrees and signature desserts all the way to your door.
by Bill Barker - August 4, 2008 - 0 comments
 Along with being the world's greatest living investor, Warren Buffett is an outstanding writer, a generous educator, and a reliable wit. His annual letters to shareholders, replete with investing insights both timely and timeless, nearly always include a number of well-delivered jokes.
by Motley Fool - July 17, 2008 - 0 comments
 By Wade Michels: Go ahead, admit it. The headline "Woman sues Victoria's Secret claiming thong injury" was just too sensational to ignore.
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