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Zimbabwe Cholera deaths surpass 2, 000

Africa has seen its worse outbreak in nearly a decade with more than 2,000 people dead from Cholera and 40,000 others suffering from this normally preventable illness.

'Watchmen' settlement is nearing a 'close'

The Watchmen lawsuit over the movie's distribution rights has been dragged nearly yearlong and is costing Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fess and according to those familiar with the dealmaking say both companies are close to reaching a settlement, reported The Hollywood Reporter.

RCN Launch Red Sox Spring Training Contest

RCN Corporation a leading provider of video, data, and voice services to residential, business and commercial and or carrier customers, said it is launching a contest that will send the winner on a Red Sox spring training vacation.

Yahoo has new CEO: Carol Bartz: reports

Yahoo is expected to announce that Carol Bartz has accepted offer to become next CEO of the company, people familiar with the situation said, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Eddy Curry Accused of Sexual Harassment

David Kuchinsky, Eddy Curry's former driver, suing for sexual harassment against him, claiming Curry made sexual advances and also used anti-Semitic and racist comments.

Knicks vs Hornet at 101-95

On Monday night Hornets coach, Byron Scott, made the unusual move of keeping Paul in the game instead of giving him his normal rest at the beginning of the fourth quarter.

Satyam to be investigated by Gov't Office

India ordered the Serious Fraud Investigation Office to investigate regulations at Satyam Computer Services Ltd, Prem Chand Gupta, minister for company affairs said in New Delhi today.

Trade gap in November drops on import slump

The nation's trade deficit contracted 28.7 percent in November, the most in 12 years, on a record drop in imports due to weak consumer demand and plummeting oil prices, the US Commerce Department reported Tuesday.

Clint Eastwood's 'Gran Tornio' tops box office with $29.5M

Clint Eastwood’s new Drama “Gran Torino,” in which he stars and directs, led the U.S. box office with $29.5 million in its first weekend of wide release, the highest weekend total for any of Eastwood's films, reported the Associated Press.

Tax free online shopping could end soon

The days when you sat behind your browser, quickly picked the items you wanted buy, placed them in your virtual basket and checked out without paying sales tax could soon be a thing of the past.

Bernanke says economic stimulus may not be enough

Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday that the fiscal stimulus package by President-elect Barak Obama would significantly boost for the stagnant U.S. economy, however he warned it won't be enough to last for the long term unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.

UN chief to urge leaders in person on Gaza cease fire

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Monday said he's embarking on a Mideast tour to press for Israel and Hamas to immediately stop fighting and allow humanitarian aid into the devastated Palestinian territory.

Alcoa posts $1.19 bln loss as aluminum demand drops

Alcoa Inc. the third largest aluminum maker in the world, announced Monday its first net loss in six years during its fourth quarter, lower than analysts expected as the economic downturn impacted demand and prices of the metal.

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