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Doctors in Spain give a woman a new windpipe with tissue grown from her own stem cells, avoiding the need for anti-rejection drugs.

AP - The 2008 presidential election saw the biggest partisan shift in a generation — more of a rejection of Republicans than an embrace of Democrats — but voter surveys find no broad ideological realignment behind that shift.

CEO Sridhar Vembu accuses Salesforce of freezing out Zoho as possible payback for rejection of earlier buyout bid.

A rejection of a patent application by a U.S. appeals court today is expected to send shockwaves through some industries, notably the software industry, as it will likely put an end to the patenting of “business methods” considered to be more entrepreneurial than innovative.

Credit markets remained in a holding pattern Tuesday, as investors waited to for Washington's response to the House's rejection of a massive financial bailout plan.

U.S. stocks were poised for a rebound after Monday's record selloff that followed Congressional rejection of a $700 billion Wall Street bailout package.

Developers are still wondering what Apple considers improper iPhone applications, and now might not even be able to compare rejection notes in hopes of figuring that out.

Scientists develop procedure which may help transplant patients avoid the need to take anti-rejection drugs.

The government confirms it will not permit badger culling to curb cattle TB in England, following scientific advice.