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nova media Unveils GlobeSurfer III 3G Wireless Router

nova media announced the immediate availability of the GlobeSurfer III 3G wireless router for Mac OS X on Friday. The router lets users share a 3G wireless data connection with several computers via Ethernet or Wi-Fi.

Nova Taps Hayes To Launch PokerKard Videogame In U.S.

Nova Productions Ltd., based here, has appointed industry veteran Kevin Hayes to spearhead sales of its new PokerKard videogame in the

nova media introduces 3G Wireless Router for Mac OS X

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Bank of Nova Scotia earns $3.14-billion in fiscal 2008

Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) had full-year earnings of $3.14-billion, compared with $4.05-billion last year. The 2008 results were marked by solid core earnings in Canadian banking, international banking and Scotia Capital, partially offset by writedowns related to volatile global financial markets. Earnings per share (EPS) (diluted) were $3.05, compared with $4.01 in 2007. Return on equity (ROE) was 17 per cent.

Equifax Canada Inc. applauds Nova Scotia's decision to permit the online sale of credit reports

TMCNet: Equifax Canada Inc. applauds Nova Scotia's decision to permit the online sale of credit reports

Sitti can do without 'Wowowee'

Sitti, the “First Lady of Philippine Bossa Nova,” as director Calvin Neria put it, has retired from her hosting duties in Wowowee. This in lieu of her upcoming birthday concert at the Captain’s Bar, Mandarin Oriental, Manila, on Nov. 29. She said Wowowee was too strenuous for her, especially to her voice. The first day she was just talking, but two days after that, she was already shouting as loudly as Valerie Concepcion. She says she prefers hosting to acting. Hosting takes five hours at the most, but taping requires her to be on the set for a whopping 24 hours. She loves singing the most, since she is usally done after two hours. The three-part concert will trace Sitti’s lounge bar roots, walk through her bossa nova present, and look into her pop jazz future.

Vietcombank Securities Company Selects CMS?s Nova for Back Office

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Choir of the year: 'Camerata Aetas Nova'

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Confession time for Canadian playwright MacIvor

NOVA.SCOTIA (CBC) - Confession, Daniel MacIvor's newest play, makes its debut next week at the Mulgrave Road Theatre in Guysborough, N.S.

Math prof tackles Beatles' mystery sounds

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Oct. 28 (UPI) -- A Canadian mathematics professor says he's used his science to solve mysteries about how the Beatles created two unique musical sounds.

Scotiabank drops option to buy U.S. bank assets

There's little chance Bank of Nova Scotia will take the plunge and buy a U.S. bank, its chief executive officer says. "Especially with what's developed over the last several weeks, it's very unlikely we would have any interest," CEO Richard Waugh said in an interview yesterday. When the value of U.S. financial institutions began to plummet, Scotiabank was one of the first to go shopping. It took a good look at Cleveland-based lender National City Corp. in the spring. But the U.S. government's recent decision to inject capital into American banks has nearly knocked Canadians out of the running in the race for U.S. regional assets, Mr. Waugh said. He acknowledges the cheap prices of U.S. banks did make the idea of an acquisition "intriguing." But after mid-September "when the American banks were given substantial amounts of equity from the

Scotiabank drops option to buy U.S. bank assets

There's little chance Bank of Nova Scotia will take the plunge and buy a U.S. bank, its chief executive officer says. "Especially with what's developed over the last several weeks, it's very unlikely we would have any interest," CEO Richard Waugh said in an interview yesterday. When the value of U.S. financial institutions began to plummet, Scotiabank was one of the first to go shopping. It took a good look at Cleveland-based lender National City Corp. in the spring. But the U.S. government's recent decision to inject capital into American banks has nearly knocked Canadians out of the running in the race for U.S. regional assets, Mr. Waugh said. He acknowledges the cheap prices of U.S. banks did make the idea of an acquisition "intriguing." But after mid-September "when the American banks were given substantial amounts of equity from the

Scotiabank drops option to buy U.S. bank assets

There's little chance Bank of Nova Scotia will take the plunge and buy a U.S. bank, its chief executive officer says. "Especially with what's developed over the last several weeks, it's very unlikely we would have any interest," CEO Richard Waugh said in an interview yesterday. When the value of U.S. financial institutions began to plummet, Scotiabank was one of the first to go shopping. It took a good look at Cleveland-based lender National City Corp. in the spring. But the U.S. government's recent decision to inject capital into American banks has nearly knocked Canadians out of the running in the race for U.S. regional assets, Mr. Waugh said. He acknowledges the cheap prices of U.S. banks did make the idea of an acquisition "intriguing." But after mid-September "when the American banks were given substantial amounts of equity from the

N.S. fishing veteran says industry can co exist with oil rigs on Georges Bank (NS-Oil-Drilling)

YARMOUTH, N.S. _ A veteran of the fishery in southwest Nova Scotia says the industry can co-exist with oil rigs on Georges Bank.

Bank intends to grow third-party mortgage origination channel

Celebrating the successful integration of Scotia Express Service and Maple Trust Company, Bank of Nova Scotia announced the launch of Scotia Mortgage Authority on Sunday.

Canadian banks feel Wall Street's pain

TORONTO — Canada’s major bank stocks tumbled Wednesday, as a $595-million warning from Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) provided a fresh reminder of the sector’s exposure to Wall Street’s problems.

Banking stocks fall following Scotiabank's warning of $595-million writedown

TORONTO - Canada's major bank stocks tumbled Wednesday, as a $595-million warning from Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) provided a fresh reminder of the sector's exposure to Wall Street's problems.

Botanists Puzzle Over Lack Of Acorns

Botanists say they're puzzled about why oak trees from Virginia to Kansas and north to Nova Scotia failed to produce acorns this year.

Botanists puzzle over lack of acorns

Botanists say they're puzzled about why oak trees from Virginia to Kansas and north to Nova Scotia failed to produce acorns this year.

Botanists puzzle over lack of acorns

Botanists say they're puzzled about why oak trees from Virginia to Kansas and north to Nova Scotia failed to produce acorns this year.

Make what you will of this - a smartphone that makes coffee&

Apparently this delightfully silly viral ad is part of a promotional campaign to encourage tourists to visit Nova Scotia. Complete nonsense of course but then, given how many young professionals can be seen yapping on their handsets in the queue for Starbucks, it’s surely only a matter of time before some enterprising god like genuis makes this handset a reality. Actually, probably not…

Tuna Range Wide, Dive Deep

Michael Stokesbury of Dalhousie University tags a giant bluefin caught in the Gulf of St. Lawrence off Nova Scotia, Canada. The fish, estimated at 1,250 pounds, was released with the 1,000th electronic tag deployed through the Tag-A-Giant research campaign. Credit: Tag-A-Giant

Inverness Co. wins arts prize

HALIFAX — The thriving arts culture in Inverness Co. was recognized with a $10,000 provincial award at the Creative Nova Scotia Conference and Awards Gala held at the Delta Halifax Hotel and Pier 21, Saturday.

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