Two editions of the series Extreme Makeover seem especially appropriate for ABC's fall 2004-05 schedule, since the beleaguered network's lineup is undergoing quite an overhaul itself.
As if vegetables weren't already healthy enough, UK scientists have found a way to add heart-healthy fatty acids to plants. Sprinter Kelli White will not compete in the Athens Games and has been stripped of every medal from the past four years after accepting a two-year drug ban Wednesday.
The government expects to paint a broad picture of Oracle's service record, while Oracle justifies its takeover plans for PeopleSoft
Company expands software development focus from Web services to service-oriented architectures, adding a new CEO, funding and products.Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world's top memory chip maker, said on Wednesday it expected a shortage of the chips throughout 2004, with inventories at low levels and supply constrained.
Anti-obesity advocates said Tuesday they fear that a bloc of developing countries, led by Brazil, could derail the adoption this week of a global strategy to fight obesity and other diet- or exercise-related diseases worldwide.Having just renewed its top comedy, "Everybody Loves Raymond," for one more year, CBS will launch five new shows this fall featuring such familiar faces as Rob Lowe, John Goodman and Jason Alexander -- and TV's hottest acronym, "CSI."
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved Aventis's (AVEP.PA) (AVE.N) drug Taxotere for treating advanced prostate cancer.