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Confectionery giant Hershey Canada Inc. pleaded guilty in Toronto and was fined $4 million for its role in a chocolate price-fixing cartel.

Confectionery giant Hershey Canada Inc. pleaded guilty in Toronto and was fined $4 million for its role in a chocolate price-fixing cartel.

Confectionery giant Hershey Canada Inc. pleaded guilty in Toronto and was fined $4 million for its role in a chocolate price-fixing cartel.

For years we have been waiting for the sequel to Roland Emmerich’s White House-explodey movie Independence Day. WELL, WAIT NO MORE, CHILDREN, the time is nigh! There is a date for the sequel and Emmerich is in. Everyone celebrate by shrieking “Welcome To Earf” into the night sky!

For years we have been waiting for the sequel to Roland Emmerich’s White House-explodey movie Independence Day. WELL, WAIT NO MORE, CHILDREN, the time is nigh! There is a date for the sequel and Emmerich is in. Everyone celebrate by shrieking “Welcome To Earf” into the night sky!

For years we have been waiting for the sequel to Roland Emmerich’s White House-explodey movie Independence Day. WELL, WAIT NO MORE, CHILDREN, the time is nigh! There is a date for the sequel and Emmerich is in. Everyone celebrate by shrieking “Welcome To Earf” into the night sky!

Treating pain is a tricky business—especially when it comes to the chronic, perpetually debilitating type. For things like back injuries, osteoarthritis, and bone cancer, you’re really only left with two options: deal with the often dangerous, unpredictable side-effects of prescription painkillers or suffer through it. But all that might change soon thanks to a Moroccan “cactuslike plant” and its toxin’s potential to kill localized pain—forever.

Treating pain is a tricky business—especially when it comes to the chronic, perpetually debilitating type. For things like back injuries, osteoarthritis, and bone cancer, you’re really only left with two options: deal with the often dangerous, unpredictable side-effects of prescription painkillers or suffer through it. But all that might change soon thanks to a Moroccan “cactuslike plant” and its toxin’s potential to kill localized pain—forever.

Treating pain is a tricky business—especially when it comes to the chronic, perpetually debilitating type. For things like back injuries, osteoarthritis, and bone cancer, you’re really only left with two options: deal with the often dangerous, unpredictable side-effects of prescription painkillers or suffer through it. But all that might change soon thanks to a Moroccan “cactuslike plant” and its toxin’s potential to kill localized pain—forever.

Dual OS devices featuring Windows 8 and Android are nothing new (if anything, they’re becoming more and more common), and Samsung decided it was time to t… by Cameron Summerson in News, Samsung

Dual OS devices featuring Windows 8 and Android are nothing new (if anything, they’re becoming more and more common), and Samsung decided it was time to t… by Cameron Summerson in News, Samsung

Dual OS devices featuring Windows 8 and Android are nothing new (if anything, they’re becoming more and more common), and Samsung decided it was time to t… by Cameron Summerson in News, Samsung

10 Reasons Why Android Beats iOS 7 http://www.mobilegeeks.com Here is a link to Avram’s great articl

If Google crushes everyone else in the online meeting market, it becomes the de-facto leader in social networking among the professional market.

Previously, the Hub was only available as part of a more expensive package with a bundled smart remote. Now, users who would just rather use their phone can save a little money.

“If human history is the story of a creature who molts from ape to angel – or, as Nietzsche claimed,

With Google Reader about to meet its maker, everyone’s looking for a good alternative. Well, Feedly just rolled out an entirely cloud-based version of its reader, which makes it easier than ever to jump the Google ship—and it seems well worth checking out.

The bill that bans the wearing of masks or disguises during a riot or unlawful assembly is scheduled to become law today when it gets royal assent.