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Intuit Inc. said yesterday that it would broaden its QuickBooks line of accounting software to serve business customers and specific business segments in an effort to increase profit.

The same day Republican irritation with the president, and with the attorney-general, Janet Reno, burst out into the open: the committee announced it would broaden its impeachment inquiry to take in campaign-finance abuses during Mr Clinton's 1996 campaign.

In October, the league said it would broaden its study of the effects of concussions after an earlier study was scrapped because of problems in how the data was collected.

The World Health Organization announced yesterday that it would broaden its reporting standards for SARS, calling on all countries to report not just the number of suspected or confirmed cases but also where they were occurring and from whom they were contracted.

Battery maker Rayovac said it would broaden its array of household products by buying privately held United Industries, maker of Vigoro lawn care products, Cutter insect repellant and assorted pet supply products, for about $476 million in cash and stock.

A statement from the company's board of directors said it would "broaden the scope of its succession planning process to identify and evaluate a robust slate of candidates for consideration".

Instead he followed up his speech by ruling out any modification in his stem cell policy and suggested that he would veto any legislation that would broaden it.

The adviser on the ministerial code is independent of the government, but the BBC understands it is likely he would broaden his investigation to include any credible allegations that have arisen since Mr Cameron asked him to look into the initial claim two weeks ago.

A person close to Apple said it is natural that a bigger Apple would broaden its portfolio.

One criticism of Mada from other journalists is that it targets an elite audience, rather than breaking investigative pieces that would broaden its appeal.

Mr. Stahl also said Coca-Cola would broaden its offerings of juice drinks and teas but "do it on our own".