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A look at the construction industry in India
Written by Amritt Ventures   
March 23, 2011 – India's construction industry contributes 5 percent of the nation's gross national product, and is growing approximately at 15-20 percent per year. Private sector investment in industry and housing, and government investment in India's infrastructure are the growth drivers.  | READ MORE
 
What the HST means for you
July 2, 2010 – On July 1, British Columbia and Ontario joined Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in eliminating current provincial sales taxes and implementing a Harmonized Sales Tax (HST).
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Historic View: 5 Famous Windows
half_glazed_window_17th_centuryJune 21, 2010 – Windows aren’t just a part of daily life, they have figured prominently both in human history and literary sources. From the distant past to low-earth orbit, we bring you our picks for some of the most significant windows in history.
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Glass Acts: 10 Great Moments in Glass History
rainbox_obsidianApr. 14, 2010 – The earliest form of glass discovered was undoubtedly that of the natural glass called obsidian. Obsidian is a natural by-product of volcanic eruptions and it was prized by prehistoric societies the world over for its colours, sharp edges, and workability. It can be fractured to produce weapons, tools and arrowheads. It can also be polished to create mirrors.
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Glass Printing Comes of Age
printing_smallFeb. 25, 2010 – Glass is popular in many areas. It’s beautiful, versatile, and is the go-to material of choice where transparency is concerned. However, one disadvantage of glass is that it can be difficult to decorate.  | READ MORE