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...editor's chair from 1996, the formula seemed to work. Circulation grew from 310,000 in 1994 to 361,000 in 2002. Meanwhile, Colombani went on a buying spree, purchasing provincial titles, the TV newsmagazine Télérama and a share in a printing plant...
...growing conviction that he was being sidelined by his brother, conflict was exacerbated by turf wars. An Anil supporter says that Reliance Energy, the company headed by Anil, was promised that by 2006 it would receive natural gas from Reliance Industries that it needed to run a new power plant; this source says the promised delivery of gas was then delayed to 2008. A Reliance spokesman close to Mukesh says that the supply of gas to Reliance Energy merely ran into procedural delays...
Imagine flanking your home stereo with birds of paradise rather than a pair of speakers. The Ka-on flower speaker, housed in a vase, below, or pot, uses real plant parts--stems to conduct sound waves, leaves and flowers to serve as cones--to fill a 16-ft. radius with music. Its audio quality is closer to that of a vinyl record than a CD, but for some audiophiles, that's a good thing...
AVAILABILITY Now, only in Japan: $284 for the vase version; $473 for the potted plant...
...going to be stopped no matter how many laws you have." The Whirlpool appliance company, backed by other Oklahoma businesses, is suing to keep from complying with the law, which was supposed to take effect Nov. 1. Whirlpool, which employs 1,500 workers at its Tulsa, Okla., plant, says protecting them means banning guns completely from company premises, including the parking lot. U.S. Judge Sven Erik Holmes, who hears the case this week in Tulsa, faces a balancing act-- the citizen's Second Amendment right to bear arms against the right of a private business to operate as it sees...