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  • Monterey Peninsula Artists & Little Big Man Booking are Joining Forces (Elite TV)
    Music booking agencies Monterey Peninsula Artists and Little Big Man Booking will join forces beginning Monday, August 13th, and take on the name of their parent company, Paradigm.


  • IPO Analysis: Cross Match, Leader Of Biometric Technology (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)
    Vivek Kumar submits: CrossMatch is a leading provider of biometric technologies designed to protect people, property and privacy. Its products include fingerprint, palm and full-hand scanning devices, commonly known in the industry as livescan devices, document readers and proprietary software, such as criminal booking, civil identification and facial recognition applications.


  • Holiday Extras introduces `Undercover? hotel booking service (eyefortravel.com)
    Under the initiative, the company is offering three- or four-star airport hotels at Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Manchester, East Midlands and Glasgow. All bookings are covered by Holiday Extras best price guarantee.


  • DSM dips amid profit-booking in Qtel; QNB, IQ make gains (Gulf Times)
    DOHA: The fall in Qatar?s bourse appears to have stabilised yesterday with its key index losing a mere 0.04% but on substantial profit-booking at Qatar Telecom (Qtel) counter.


  • Molson Coors Q2 profit rises to US$185 million from year-ago $156M (Canadian Business)
    MONTREAL (CP) - Molson Coors Brewing Co. (TSX:TAP.B) is splitting its stock two-for-one after booking a 19 per increase in second-quarter earnings to US$185 million.


  • TV18 starts online ticket booking for movies (IBN live)
    BookMyShow.com offers discounts and easy options for corporate booking.


  • MoD trailblazes travel-booking service (Silicon.com)
    How much will it save?


  • Molson Coors Q2 profit rises to US$185 million from year-ago $156M (Canadian Business)
    Ross Marowits August 7, 2007 - 2:21 p.m. MONTREAL (CP) - Molson Coors Brewing Co. (TSX:TAP.B) is splitting its stock two-for-one after booking a 19 per increase in second-quarter earnings to US$185 million and marking its first Canadian market share growth in years.


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