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Two new services—WhipCar, which was launched in London on April 21st, and RelayRides, which will start up in Boston, Massachusetts, early this summer will face similar scepticism.

Ms. Passi Smalter hopes the report, which will start up in 2002, will fill some of the gap that was left by the closing of Working Woman.

Initial production capacity at the plant, which will start up in July, is estimated at 400,000 units annually.

Statoil already operates the Snoehvit LNG facility in the Barents and Italy's ENI is putting the finishing touches to the $6.4 billion Goliat facility, which will start up in 2014.

One thing that BBC America is trying to do is to establish its own identity as an American network independent of the BBC, providing its own original content, some of which will start showing up over the next six months.

The levy, which will start in April 2018, will put up the price of drinks such as Red Bull, Capri Sun, Sprite and several versions of cola.

Pitney Bowes will be an incubator partner for Nasscom's 10,000 Start-ups program, which will start accepting fresh applications May 1 , 2014

The shake-up, which will start July 1, will mean transfers and new responsibilities for management, Mario Corti, group chief executive, warned.

In an announcement made Wednesday morning in Gatineau, Quebec, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett named the five commissioners four women and one man who will be heading up the investigation, which will start in September and carry on until December 2018.

It will start up again in 2013.

In this case, it will start up a counter.