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CIM Training Provider Oxford College of Marketing is Expanding Their Provision of Chartered Institute of Marketing Training to M

CIM Training Provider Oxford College of Marketing is Expanding Their Provision of Chartered Institute of Marketing Training to M

OXFORD, England, May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- The college will hold a formal opening of the new centre on the 16 June from 6pm to 9.30 pm at the Milton Keynes Hilton. Please book, if you would like come…
International Investors Announce Support for Independent Chairman at ExxonMobil Corporation

International Investors Announce Support for Independent Chairman at ExxonMobil Corporation

LONDON, May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- - Four of Europe's Largest Investors Announce Support for Separation of Chairman and CEO Roles at ExxonMobil; UK's PIRC is Fourth Major Proxy Advisory Firm to Support…
Second Hand Smoke Linked To Ear Infections In Aborigines

Second Hand Smoke Linked To Ear Infections In Aborigines

A new report from Perth’s Telethon Institute for Child Health Research has found a strong link between childhood ear infections and exposure to tobacco smoke. The families of 100 Aboriginal children…
Cost Savings Equals Conservation Equals Being Green

Cost Savings Equals Conservation Equals Being Green

  Energy costs are at an all time high.  They will continue to go up.  The price of petroleum may indeed fluctuate, but within ever higher ranges.  $125 a barrel oil will climb to…
Soka Gakkai Donates 30 Million Yen for China Earthquake Relief

Soka Gakkai Donates 30 Million Yen for China Earthquake Relief

TOKYO, May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- On Thursday May 15, the Soka Gakkai made a donation to the Chinese Government in response to Monday's devastating earthquake in Sichuan Province which officials say may…
Globex Foreign Exchange Corporation Releases New Environmental Policy

Globex Foreign Exchange Corporation Releases New Environmental Policy

EDMONTON, Canada, May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Globex Foreign Exchange Corporation, an international leader in corporate and large-scale personal foreign currency exchange transactions, believes it is…
Abbott Launches Next-Generation StarClose(R) SE Vascular Closure System

Abbott Launches Next-Generation StarClose(R) SE Vascular Closure System

ABBOTT PARK, Illinois, May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- - New Device Designed to Provide Fast, Safe and Secure Vessel Closure Following Catheterization Procedures Abbott today announced the launch of the…
Bounty Poll Reveals British Mums in the Dark Over Bisphenol-A in Baby Bottles

Bounty Poll Reveals British Mums in the Dark Over Bisphenol-A in Baby Bottles

LONDON, May 15 /PRNewswire/ -- - Health Professionals Calling for Further Guidance From Department of Health Whilst a controversial chemical found in most plastic baby bottles has been making…
Western Australia's Chief Scientist Delivers Workshops to South African Students, Schools and Academics

Western Australia's Chief Scientist Delivers Workshops to South African Students, Schools and Academics

PERTH, Australia, May 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Professor Lyn Beazley, eminent neuroscientist and Chief Scientist of Western Australia, will conduct a series of workshops, seminars and media interviews in…
President of Panama and Head of Microsoft Research Address Scientific Research Opportunities in Latin America

President of Panama and Head of Microsoft Research Address Scientific Research Opportunities in Latin America

PANAMA CITY, May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- - Expansion of the programmes is aimed at strengthening region's research community. Microsoft Research today kicked off its fourth annual Latin American Academic…

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