Paul Joseph

First light from a super-Earth spotted

by Paul Joseph May 9, 2012 Featured

Scientists on a planetary-heat-seeking mission have detected the first infrared light from a super-Earth – in this case, a planet some 40 light-years away. And according to their calculations, 55 Canc…

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Airlines in fresh trouble: Government initiates legal action against Kingfisher

by Paul Joseph May 9, 2012 Featured

The government has initiated legal action against Vijay Mallya-controlled Kingfisher Airlines after banks refused to honour cheques issued by the ailing carrier, even as the government served notic…

Tagged as: advertising, airlines, ajit-singh, aviation, business, finance, government, kingfisher-airlines, marketing, pant-nagar

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AI pilots strike rocks Parliament; HC calls stir illegal

by Paul Joseph May 9, 2012 Featured

The unofficial strike by Air India pilots agitated both houses of Parliament today, with members demanding an early resolution of the crisis, even as the Delhi High Court restrained Air India pilots g…

Tagged as: ajit-singh, aviation, finance, management, marketing, markets, news, nippon-airways

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SingTel acquires Silicon Valley mobile advertising startup AdJitsu

by Paul Joseph May 9, 2012 Featured

Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (SingTel), Southeast Asia’s largest telecoms company, yesterday acquired Silicon Valley mobile advertising startup AdJitsu, for an undisclosed sum. The acqu…

Tagged as: amobee, companies, copyright, finance, industry, ipad, iphone, legal, management, markets, silicon-valley

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More flights cancelled as AI pilots? stir continues

by Paul Joseph May 9, 2012 Featured

As the agitation by a section of pilots entered the second day today, Air India announced the cancellation of four international flights today from Mumbai and Delhi

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Government approves England and Wales’ largest onshore wind farm

by Paul Joseph May 9, 2012 Featured

The largest onshore wind farm project in England and Wales has finally been approved by the government. The Pen y Cymoedd wind farm, which will have seventy-six turbines, will be situated between Neath and Aberdare in South Wales. It is expected to generate enough voltage to power the equivalent of as many as 206,000 homes per year. Each of the turbines will be up to 145 metres high, and will have a capacity of producing 299 megawatts (MW) of power. read more

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Apple HDTV to feature iSight camera and Siri: report

by Paul Joseph May 8, 2012 Featured

Apple’s long-rumored and much-hyped HDTV come equipped with a built-in iSight camera and voice-activated virtual assistant Siri technology, a report from Cult of Mac claims. Cult of Mac reported that a source who had seen a prototype of the potential Apple HDTV revealed to it that the long-rumored device looks like current lineup of the Cupertino firm’s LED-backlit Cinema Displays, but it is much bigger in size. read more

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Japanese brewer Asahi to acquire local soft drinks giant Calpis for $1.5 bn

by Paul Joseph May 8, 2012 Featured

Japan’s largest brewer Asahi Group Holdings today said that it will acquire local soft drinks giant Calpis Co for about 120 billion yen ($1.5 billion), in order to strengthen its beverage business …

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Marubeni in talks to buy US grain and energy trader Gavilon for $5.2 bn: report

by Paul Joseph May 8, 2012 Featured

Japanese trading house Marubeni Corp is in advanced talks to buy US grain and energy trader Gavilon, for about $5.2 billion including debt, Reuters today reported, citing a source close to the deal…

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Air India sacks 10 ?sick? pilots; sends docs to others? homes

by Paul Joseph May 8, 2012 Featured

Apart from 10 striking pilots having been sacked, the Indian Pilots’ Guild, which represents Air India’s pilots, has been derecognised

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