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Indonesia-born startup Project Shoe lets women customize shoes online

Indonesia-born and New York, US-based fashion startup Project Shoe lets women personally customize their shoes using its e-commerce platform and have the order shipped anywhere for free.


Canoe 2014 Flow-Through LP Raises $51.4 Million

Canoe Financial LP (the "Manager" or "Canoe") announced today that it has completed the second and final closing for the initial public offering (the "Offering") of limited partnership units ("Units") of Canoe 2014 Flow-Through LP (the "Partnership") in each of the provinces of Canada, except Quebec.

Hashtag #CancelColbert trends Twitter, users angered by Stephen Colbert's joke

Twitter users, including activist Suey Park, were angered by a tweet from @ColbertReport prompting them to spread hashtag #CancelColbert to show they are against the "racist" statement.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie foreseen to be an awesome film

Hollywood Life predicted that the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie would simply be awesome following great action, suspense and big laughs all throughout the movie.


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Ebola virus was not only identified to have spread in the southern districts of Guinea but has already reached the capital, Conakry, said a WHO data.
Berlin, Germany-based social reading app Readmill confirmed that San Francisco, US-based cloud storage giant Dropbox acqui-hired it for $8 million in combined stock and cash, with plans to shut it down later.
BlackBerry's new chief John Chen revealed that its messaging app BBM now has 85 million monthly active users and a steady growth in its user base after the app was released to the Android and iOS platform in October.
General Motors announced the halt of some Chevrolet Cruze cars without disclosing any information behind the move, reported BBC News.
Taco Bell has launched Brian Niccol, Taco Bell’s president, cracked a little joke when an Ask Me Anything was held in Reddit website. Taco Bell would start serving breakfast across the United States this week, according to a Daily Mail report.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz announced that he would donate USD30 million to veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan for job purposes and research for PTSD treatment, reported IJReview.
Doctor Who's director Derek Martinus died last Thursday after suffering from Alzheimer's, reported BBC News.
Several reports from multiple media outlets claimed that Russian troops are now hiding on Ukranian border.
Kobe Bryant's reason for not wearing a hoodie in support to Trayvon Martin's case caused uproar, Americans were left in disbelief on his views.
On March 23, Zach Efron was punched in the face by a homeless man in LA's Skid Row, prompting fans to ask what was he doing in such a dangerous area late at night.