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Published by The Independent (UK) | By Tim Webb and Clayton Hirst | Sunday, June 11, 2006

Lord Browne, the chief executive of BP, is facing a possible grilling by the US federal safety watchdog over last year's explosion at the oil giant's Texas refinery, which killed 15 people.

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Published by Reuters | By | Sunday, June 11, 2006

Italian fashion group Fendi S.R.L. sued Wal-Mart Stores in U.S. federal court on Friday, accusing the world's largest retailer of selling counterfeit handbags and passing them off as genuine at its Sam's Club warehouse stores.

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Published by The News and Observer | By Kristin Collins | Sunday, June 11, 2006

A state report on pesticides and birth defects might have been influenced by the company that was its focus, some researchers who worked on the report say.

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Published by The Washington Post | By Doug Struck | Friday, June 9, 2006

Huge mines here turning tarry sand into cash for Canada and oil for the United States are taking an unexpectedly high environmental toll, sucking water from rivers and natural gas from wells and producing large amounts of gases linked to global warming.

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Published by San Francisco Chronicle | By Verne Kopytoff | Friday, June 9, 2006

China's government reiterated on Thursday that foreign Internet companies such as Google Inc. must abide by its laws, which require censoring online material that is considered to be politically sensitive.

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Published by The Houston Chronicle | By John C. Roper | Friday, June 9, 2006

Two Merrill Lynch executives convicted for their roles in a Nigerian barge deal that inflated Enron's profits have been ordered released from prison pending their appeal.

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Published by Inter Press News Service (IPS) | By Marcela Valente | Thursday, June 8, 2006

"We are here to take care of the land, because we depend on it for a living," said Andrés Sajama, cacique (chief) of Queta, a Kolla indigenous community in the northwestern Argentine province of Jujuy. "We don't want to block mining projects, but we won't allow them to take away what little we have left," he told IPS.

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