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Hitachi is creating a venture to build air-conditioners there.

For example, Cardinal Health has recently created a venture to package and sell real-time information about wholesale and retail drug sales to pharmaceutical marketers.

AOL and a group of entertainment entrepreneurs who created a venture to produce and distribute live concerts on the Internet and elsewhere have dissolved their partnership after just 14 months, executives in the venture said yesterday.

E*Trade Group Inc., the No. 2 United States online brokerage firm, and the accounting and consulting firm Ernst & Young L.L.P. said yesterday that they would create a venture to give financial advice to E*Trade's 2.6 million customers.

When the son of his West African neighbor nearly died after suffering severe burns from spilled kerosene, Mr. Goldman said he realized he wanted to create a venture to solve both the social and economic problems caused by these lamps.

When the company decided to create a venture to explore opportunities in the emerging field of pervasive computing, he looked for a proven operating manager to lead the effort.

I found a job with UNICEF'S Innovation team creating a Venture capital inspired fund to back literally life saving technology products and I got a diplomatic visa to work in the US.

[Page C3.] Comcast Exits Vivendi Bidding Comcast said that it had dropped out of the auction for Vivendi Universal's entertainment assets, though it said it planned to explore creating a joint venture to combine both companies' cable channels.

ALLTHINGSD Ontario Pension Fund to Create Venture Arm | The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System plans to create a venture capital fund to invest around $180 million over the next three years.

He is spearheading an effort to create a venture capital fund to commercialize academic innovation in Ukraine.

Publishing giants Pearson and Bertelsmann have announced they are creating a joint venture to pool their respective consumer publishing businesses, Penguin and Random House, in a bid to go the distance in the digital age.