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At least three companies have received regulatory approval to market generic versions of Pfizer's cholesterol-fighting drug Lipitor in Canada. This development comes as no surprise, as Pfizer had long anticipated the loss of exclusivity in the Canadian market. The vast majority of Lipitor sales in Canada last year
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Illinois Congressman Luis Gutierrez slammed BP's handling of the Gulf oil spill, calling for the company to be banned from future oil drill leases and for a grand jury to be impaneled to investigate the company's actions. Gutierrez criticized BP's CEO for downplaying the
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Avnet Electronics Marketing and Murata Manufacturing Company have marked 30 years of collaboration, a partnership that began in 1980. The alliance has played a significant role in the electronics industry, providing a diverse range of discrete components, including capacitors, thermistors, resistors, and resonators. These components are found in everyday consumer
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CNN, a division of Time Warner, and CBS News have resumed discussions about a potential news-gathering partnership, marking the third such attempt in 13 years. The talks aim to address the high cost of news gathering amid a shift in viewer preferences towards more partisan channels and online sources. A
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The capture of the Times Square bombing suspect has provided a sense of relief, but former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft emphasizes that the terrorist community still poses a significant threat to American freedom. Ashcroft highlights the complexity of immigration issues, citing the naturalization process of the suspect and
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The TV cable, pay, and broadcast network industry in the US is a significant player in the entertainment and media sector. The industry includes approximately 2,600 networks and stations with combined annual revenue of $57 billion. The major broadcast TV networks are ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, while major
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The Tea Party movement, driven by estimated one-fifth to one-third of the electorate, seeks reliable news and information to fuel its political endeavors. With the traditional media landscape crumbling, the Tea Party must navigate a fragile ecosystem where trust in news sources has reached a 50-year low, courtesy of the
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Congressman Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) expressed optimism about the prospects for immigration reform during an interview with CNN's John King on April 13, 2010. As the chair of the Democratic Caucus Immigration Task Force, Gutierrez has been a vocal advocate for comprehensive immigration reform. He believes that President Obama&
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The US TV cable, pay, and broadcast network industry is a massive market, comprising approximately 2,600 networks and stations that generate combined annual revenue of $57 billion. Major players in the market include ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC as major broadcast TV networks, while Discovery Channel, ESPN, CNN, and
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On a devastating day marked by a West Virginia coal mine explosion, a series of high-profile interviews, and multiple healthcare lawsuits, prominent figures in politics, sports, and law made headlines. A total of 19 miners remain unaccounted for after the explosion, while two states, Indiana and North Dakota, joined 14
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West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin was interviewed by Fox News Channel's "Fox and Friends" on April 6, 2010, about the devastating coal mine explosion that occurred in the Upper Big Branch Mine. The disaster resulted in the deaths of 25 miners and left four missing. Governor
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The upcoming 2010 BIO International Convention will feature a discussion on the state of biotech hubs and innovation around the globe. The session, moderated by Fareed Zakaria, will review the 2010 Scientific American Worldview Report, a comprehensive study highlighting key international developments in biotechnology. The report, featuring the Worldview Scorecard,
