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- Chestnut chows down record 68 hot dogs
Setting a new world record, Joey Chestnut won Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest on Saturday, solidifying himself to many as the greatest gustatory athlete of all time.
- Honduras: the Graham Greene coup
The bloodless army-backed coup that has engulfed Honduras has reminded the world of the original banana republic - with more implausible twists than a Graham Greene novel. Thousands of supporters of ousted Honduran president Manuel Zelaya marched on
- Wounded Lions roar back to salvage pride
The British and Irish Lions avoided a second successive series whitewash by producing a spirited display of attacking rugby to beat South Africa 28-9 in the third and final test at Ellis Park yesterday. South Africa, who won the first two tests, made 10
- Datalogic?s Globalization Continues In Asia!
Bologna - Following Europe and the United States of America, the globalization of Datalogic continues in Asia. The company from Bologna, a leading producer of barcode readers, data collection mobile computers, RFID systems, photoelectric sensors for the
- Saudi Exporters Demand Import Duty on Chinese Exports
Saudi International Petrochemical Co, or Sipchem, said last week China had imposed a duty on methanol imports. On June 24, China said it had begun an anti-dumping investigation into methanol imported from Saudi Arabia and three other countries to assess
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
The World Socialist Web Site invites workers and other readers to contribute to this regular feature. Bangladesh: Garment workers killed during mass protests Two workers were killed and over 200 injured when police and Ansars (a civilian volunteer
- 150,000 evacuated as storms batter southern China
Beijing - Torrential rains and flooding forced more than 150,000 people from their homes, cut power and destroyed crops across southern China, state media reported Saturday. More than 47,000 people were evacuated in the Guanxi region after three days of
- Former finance minister: Morgan Stanley won't leave Ukraine
KIEV, June 30 - Morgan Stanley is not to leave Ukraine, according to Ihor Mitiukov, the head of the Ukrainian office of Morgan Stanley and a former Ukrainian finance minister, in an interview with the Investgazeta newspaper. 'Morgan Stanley has decided
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