A scientific study of three corn-growing regions of the world documents massive imbalances in nitrogen…
Month: July 2009
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Targeting New Pancreatitis Treatments
Scientists have identified a gene that could help in targeting new treatments for alcohol-related pancreatitis.
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Scientists Closer To Developing Salt-tolerant Crops
Scientists have developed salt-tolerant plants using a new type of genetic modification, bringing salt-tolerant cereal…
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Google Pokes Microsoft Where It Hurts with Chrome OS
Google isn’t satisfied to challenge Microsoft with office-productivity software, search and the browser. On Tuesday…
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U.S. Wants Privacy in New Cybersecurity System
The Obama administration is moving cautiously on a new pilot program that would both detect…
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U.S. Charges Programmer in Theft of Goldman Code
He was a computer programmer earning $400,000 a year to develop a top secret trading…
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Gmail Drops ‘Beta’ Label To Woo Business Customers
After more than five years officially in testing mode, Gmail is finally graduating from beta….
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Dell Could Face Fine Over Taiwan Pricing Errors
A senior Taiwanese official said Tuesday that U.S. computer maker Dell Inc. could be fined…
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NC Town Raises Offer for Apple Data Center Site
A North Carolina community battered by manufacturing layoffs raised the offer for Apple Inc. to…
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EMC Hikes Offer for Data Domain, Bidding Escalates
Firing the latest salvo in a bidding brawl, data storage company EMC Corp. boosted its…