Vioxx Consumption

Yes, Merck could try to now retread the inorganic path to expansion by supporting star products like Cozaar; however, after the Carol verdict, smelling blood, more than 4200 similar – and increasing – lawsuits alleging health related problems due to Vioxx consumption have already been filed. On a conservative basis, if even 10% of these law suits were to be decided against Merck, the damage could well exceed a whopping $100 billion!...

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LIGHT-HEARTED (IIPM-Article)

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The Acciden­tal, a narrative of bizarre occurrences at a nondescript town styled by Ali Smith; A Long Long Way by Sebastian Barry which depicts the loss of youth and innocence in the struggle and events surrounding war and the popular Zadie Smith’s On Beauty, a light-hearted account of an American and British family as neighbours, so dif­ferent and yet so similar.

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Troubles of Man (IIPM-Press Release)

And although I’m sure that Sri Yukteswar would shudder if he heard me quote him in this context, computers may at best help to reduce ignorance which “is not only a trouble in itself, but is also the source of all the other troubles of man.”

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Bollywood and Bal Thackeray's popularity (IIPM-Press Release)

Maybe that is the reason why even Bollywood could not resist itself from portraying his signature style of politics (if not the character himself) through one or the other films. Be it Mahesh Bhatt’s Saaransh in 1984, Mani Ratnam’s Bombay in 1995 or more recently, Ram Gopal Verma’s adaptation of Mario Puzo’s Godfather, namely, Sarkar, Bollywood always has got the best of it when it comes to cashing in on Bal Thackeray’s popularity.

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SHELL, SECOND LARGEST OIL COMPANY

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Shell, the second largest oil and gas company in the world with profits of £9.4bn in 2004, has caused oil spills, gas flaring, and incomplete social initiatives adversely affecting health and environment in countries like Nigeria, Philippines, South Africa and Brazil.

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