A robot “fish” to detect pollutant is coming out

European scientists are testing robot “fish” which can detect pollutant at the Northern Spanish port of Gijon on Tuesday, according to Reuters.


Samsung galaxy S3 release: Germany May 29, UK May 30 and US June 1

Galaxy S3 is set to first release in Germany on May 29, and then in UK on May 30, followed by U.S. June 1.

Google Chrome became the top browser

Google Chrome has become the world’s top browser, surpassing Internet Explorer in recent weeks. Google Chrome has become the world’s top browser, surpassing Internet Explorer in recent weeks, according to a report of statcounter.

Pilbara TAN joint ventures established

Yara has agreed with Orica and Apache to form joint ventures to build a 330,000 metric tons ammonium nitrate (TAN) plant on the Burrup peninsula.


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Universal Music Group's bid to buy a big chunk of EMI stands to make the world's leading music company an even more formidable force.
Sonic Healthcare Ltd, Australia's top pathology and radiology group, has agreed to buy some pathology assets from private equity-owned Healthscope for A$100 million ($100 million).
Private equity firms TPG Capital and Carlyle Group are separately considering bids for United Technologies Corp's industrial units at $3.5 billion to $4 billion.
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