U.S. pays for its stance on mad cow

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The United States and its domestic beef industry may suffer losses for placing bans on the importation of other countries' products due to mad cow disease after the first case is discovered in the United States. 43 companies have placed some form of ban of the U.S. meat since the announcement.

Foreign trade, Economic aspects, International trade, Bovine spongiform encephalopathy, Beef industry

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Upbeat forecast from NTL can't quell debt concerns

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NTL Inc. gave a positive forecast for its earnings for the fourth-quarter and for the full 2001 year. However, the forecast failed to allay concerns over the company's 19.4 billion euros in debt.

Sales, profits & dividends, Financial management, COMMUNICATION, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Forecasts and trends, NTL Inc., NTLI, Debt

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Asian 'Beer Girls' Sell Western Brew End Up With Aids

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Tain Aeng works as a 'beer girl' in a Cambodian bar and. She has contracted AIDS supplementing her salary with prostitution...a service provided by the bar owners.

Legal issues & crime, Breweries, Beer & Ale, Beer and ale, Miscellaneous personal services, not elsewhere classified, Prostitution, Behavior, Brewing industry, Ethical aspects, Disease transmission, AIDS (Disease), Cambodia, Sex oriented businesses, Aeng, Tain

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