Final report on mad cow case from Canada and U S origin
Canada cites a final CFIA report suggesting the Alberta BSE case may trace back to a 1998 U S cow shipment of 25 000 animals born before a feed ban. DNA testing is under way to see if the index Alberta animal or U S exports were infected while officials deny U S cattle were infected.
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China pressured to loosen currency controls to ease yuan value
Beijing faces steady demand from Washington and others to raise the yuan, arguing the currency is too cheap and harms foreign competitors. Chinese officials say no immediate rate change but are studying reforms to currency controls to aid business and ease external pressure, while preserving a large $340 billion foreign reserve buffer.
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Trafalgar Square Reopens After $42 Million Facelift
London reopens Trafalgar Square after an 18 month $42 million facelift. North side streets banished to restore a grand vista from the National Gallery. Mayor Livingstone vows weekend concerts and added amenities as the square returns to its people centered purpose.
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