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Indian farmers abandon paddies

[2008-05-28 06:56]

Kurukkupotta Kandai Vasu's family has grown rice in Kerala, India, for four generations. Now, the 62-year-old farmer buys the food staple in his local store.

Biz people

[2008-05-28 06:56]

Exxon to take on Rockefellers

IN BRIEF (Page 16)

[2008-05-28 06:56]

Business International

[2008-05-27 07:17]

French-fry tycoon Simplot dies at 99

[2008-05-27 07:14]

J.R. Simplot, the billionaire founder of the Boise, Idaho-based agriculture business that bears his name and who helped make French fries a staple of the American diet and waistline, died on Sunday at the age of 99, officials said.

High hops price leaves bitter taste

[2008-05-27 07:14]

Like apple pie and baseball, beer has achieved favored status in the lexicon of American traditions, with US sales of the drink outstripping purchases of liquor and wine by billions of dollars.

IN BRIEF (Page 16)

[2008-05-27 07:14]

Business International

[2008-05-23 07:14]

Top jeweler's profit loses its sparkle

[2008-05-23 07:02]

Cie Financiere Richemont SA, the world's largest jewelry maker, said full-year profit growth slowed after the dollar's drop and a weaker economy hurt US necklace and bracelet sales.

Suicides pile pressure on Pfizer chief Kindler

[2008-05-23 07:02]

Sales of Pfizer Inc's quit-smoking pill Chantix are plummeting in the United States after regulators tied the drug to suicides, a setback that may further depress shares that reached a 10-year low a month ago.

IN BRIEF (Page 16)

[2008-05-23 07:02]

Business International

[2008-05-22 07:04]

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