Fiery protest over Tata's Nano
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An opposition group in India burns the $2,500 "people's car" in effigy, charging that Tata Motors usurped farmers' lands for a factory.
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Faced with the maddening challenges of their erratic railroad system, a group of angry British commuters organized a protest.
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A pay cut for certain IBM employees has inspired gales of protest -- online, where the Alliance@IBM is conducting a digital protest against the new system.
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NVE Corporation's claim to MRAM fame doesn't stand up to nanoscrutiny.
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Business & money: Pressure mounts on government to nationalise bank after activist investor increases shareholding
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MUMBAI State Bank of India, the nation&#39;s largest lender, and its 26 state-owned rivals face a nationwide walkout on Tuesday by about one million employees who are demanding that banks double a proposed wage increase.
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A Toshiba Corp. laptop with a recalled Sony battery pack that hadn't been replaced burst into flames last month in Great Britain.
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Environmental activists scaled a mothballed power station in New Zealand in protest against coal-burning technologies to mark the entry into effect of the Kyoto Protocol on global warming.
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An agreeement to allow India to import nuclear fuel from the U.S. arouses protests at both ends of India's political spectrum
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Hyderabad-based IT firms are concerned that investors could pull out if unrest continues.
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Thousands of lawyers have taken to the streets to protest Musharraf's controversial dismissal of the chief justice of the Supreme Court.
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Tata Motors Ltd  , India's top vehicle maker, on Thursday unveiled its low-cost small car and said it would roll out the new vehicle, named the "Nano", later this year.
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About 1,000 workers of the C-Market company protested today against the proposed buy-out of the company stocks by Slovenian retail giant Merkator.
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Thousands of campaigners took to the streets yesterday to protest against controversial plans to merge Scotland&#39;s historic battalions into a new &quot;super regiment&quot;.
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Hundreds of protesters clashed with police Monday ahead of this week's Group of Eight meeting, as anti-globalization activists challenged attempts by security officials to keep them away from the summit town of Heiligendamm.
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Media & professional: The BBC's decision to sell off its technology arm to Siemens comes in for stinging criticism.
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Nokia, the world&#39;s largest mobile phone maker, took legal action earlier this week against two European manufacturers for allegedly infringing on technology patents and registered designs.