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March 17, 2010

BOJ split vote raises doubts about future easing

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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan loosened monetary policy on Wednesday in a split vote that suggested the central bank would struggle in the future to meet government demands for easier monetary conditions.


Blockbuster Threatened By DVD Supply Drama

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Company Discussing Using Stores in Canada as Collateral Because It Can’t Acess Bank Credit

Video: Where America Stands: Stem Cell Research

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After years of research and billions of dollars spent, stem cell research is promising, but how close are we? Dr. Jon LaPook shows us ‘Where America Stands’ on stem cell research.

Magazines Look to iPad for Boost

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IPad Subscriptions Could Boost Magazine Circulation Under New Audit Rules

Deal Offered to Protect Elephants

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Kenya Proposes Supporting Bluefin Tuna Ban in Exchange for Greater Elephant Protection

Shark Conservation Proposal Defeated

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China And Japan Help Defeat Proposal Boosting Shark Conservation Efforts At UN Meeting

"Alice" DVD Sparks Tech Row

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Issue Centers Around How Quickly Movies Should Move From Theaters to Peoples’ Living Rooms

Microsoft’s New Web Ambitions

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After a Hiatus, Microsoft Has Gradually Restarted its Internet Browser Development With IE9

Shark Fin Soup Demand Feeding Extinctions

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Ocean Group Says 73 Million Sharks Are Killed Annually, Mostly for Fins Catering to Surge in Asian Consumer Demand

Video: Baby ‘Brainwashing’

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Doctors in Britain have developed a procedure known as ‘brainwashing’ that could drastically reduce the risk of death or brain damage in very premature babies. Charlie D’Agata has the story from Bristol, England.

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