Possible ban aids comeback for Teapacks
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The Teapacks are enjoying a comeback &#151; thanks to a Finnish official trying to ban the group's "Push the Button" from the Eurovision song competition.
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Scotland is considering lobbying the United States to lift a ban on haggis, hoping to boost sales of the sheep-stomach-based national dish.
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Life & style: Ban move prompted by carbon footprint concern  'would mean lost jobs in developing countries'.
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WASHINGTON -- A major rewrite of corporate tax law that would end a trade dispute with Europe won congressional negotiators' backing yesterday after House Republicans beat back efforts to increase tobacco regulation. The measure would repeal a tax break for thousands of US exporters that the World Trade Organization ruled illegal. As a replacement, it offers more than $140 billion ...
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A court in India on Friday lifted  a regional ban on Coca-Cola  and PepsiCo  drinks,  which had been imposed after an environmental group said they  contained unsafe levels of pesticides.
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A federal appeals court yesterday lifted a ban that prevented a North Carolina company from selling chips that allowed Lexmark International competitors to refill toner cartridges for some of the Lexington manufacturer&#39;s printers.
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LONDON  - A steaming cup of tea, the relaxing drink of choice for millions in countries such as Britain and China, could help ward off the effects of Alzheimer&#39;s disease (news - web sites), scientists said.
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Mervynâs announced Thursday it is lifting its ban on Salvation Army bell ringers and is making an exception to its no solicitation policy for the Armyâs annual Christmas Kettle Drive.
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England&#39;s controversial cricket tour of Zimbabwe is set to be resurrected after a ban on British journalists was lifted. The tour was close to collapse after 13 sports correspondents were barred by Robert Mugabe&#39;s brutal Zanu PF regime.
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Alcohol makers in central China plan to challenge a ban on government officials drinking during their lunch break.
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The return of the otter to many British waterways is helping to reverse the water vole's decline, a study shows.
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Daily cups of tea can help you recover more quickly from the stresses of everyday life, research suggests.
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Banning the trade in endangered wildlife can actually result in increased trade in the animals and their parts, a report published Thursday said.
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Scotland's pubs and clubs are to take legal advice to see if they can challenge plans to ban smoking in public places.
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LONDON- Regular tea drinkers may have better memories and could be helping to prevent the development of Alzheimerâs disease, according to a British study.
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A steaming cup of tea could help ward off the effects of Alzheimer&#39;s disease, say UK scientists. Laboratory tests found that regular cups of green and black tea inhibit the activity of certain brain enzymes
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Declaring war on the "white pollution" choking its cities, farms and waterways, China is banning free plastic shopping bags and calling for a return to the cloth bags of old Â steps largely welcomed by merchants and shoppers on Wednesday.