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Reuters World
Big Powers Urge Iran to Heed UN Nuke Freeze Demand
VIENNA (Reuters) - The United States, the EU and Russia urged Iran Monday to comply with the U.N. nuclear watchdog's demand that it halt all activities linked to uranium enrichment, a process that can be used to build an atom bomb. | 13World |
CNN Top News
Fidel Castro letter: I won't 'cling to office'
A Cuban television news anchor read a letter on air Monday that was reportedly written by Fidel Castro promising he would not "cling to office" or be an impediment to rising young leaders. | 10Top News |
Yahoo World
Sudanese employee of Doctors Without Borders killed in Darfur (AFP)
AFP - A local employee of aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF - Doctors Without Borders) was killed last week in an attack by government troops in Sudan's Darfur region, MSF said, further highlighting the risks faced by humanitarian workers there. | 13World |
BBC - Front Page
Three missiles hit Camp Dogwood
British Black Watch troops in central Iraq come under rocket attack for the second time in 24 hours. | 10Top News |
WXii 12.com
Win Autographed 'Alexander' Poster
Want to conquer a contest with cool movie prizes? Then enter to win unique items in WXII12.com Entertainment's giveaway in conjunction with the Warner Bros. | 1Entertainment |
Science a Gogo
Fertility Risk From Laptop Computers
The increasing popularity of laptop computers, together with evidence that elevated scrotal temperature can result in sperm damage, has prompted researchers from the State University of New York to undertake the first study into the effect of heat from | 11Top Stories |
The Motley Fool
Fool on the Street: Guess? Still Growing
The iconic apparel retailer keeps cranking out new concepts. | 0Business |
New York Times Business
Fundamentally: If You Cheer for the Tortoise, Applaud for Dividends
There is nothing unusual about year-end stock-market rallies. But there is something strange about this latest surge. | 0Business |
CTV
NB hospital worker strike to start in Moncton
When hospital workers walk off the job early Monday morning, the rotating strike will start with one clear target: Premier Bernard Lord. | 3Health |
CSMonitor U.S.
Court orders changes in sentencing
In a divided ruling, justices strike down portions of federal guidelines, forcing a redrawing of the sentencing system. | 12U.S. |
Reuters Health
Japan Says Person Had Bird Flu Virus, No Contagion
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Health Ministry said on Wednesday that at least one person had been infected with the bird flu virus after an outbreak among chickens in February but that there was no chance that this person would infect others. | 3Health |
swissinfo
Ukraine fails to agree election reforms
continue," said Socialist leader Oleksander Moroz. "(Yushchenko's) Our Ukraine bloc is trying to find a way. east, the heartland of his Moscow-backed rival for the presidency, Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich. | 11Top Stories |
BBC News world
Chaos as Britons stranded in Asia
Thousands of British tourists are stranded in south and east Asia after an earthquake sent massive waves flooding across the region. | 13World |
Yahoo Entertainment
Pirated `Sicko' turns up on the Internet
(AP)
AP - YouTube viewers hoping to get a free look at Michael Moore's newest film, "Sicko," were out of luck Monday after the site pulled links to pirated versions of the health care documentary that surfaced on the video-sharing Web site over the weekend. | 1Entertainment |
RedNova general
O'Brien to Take Over for Leno in 5 Years
NEW YORK - Jay Leno's takeover as host of NBC's "Tonight" show in 1992 was fraught with drama and bad feelings, but he's assured the next transition will be as smooth as his nightly sign-off: "Stay tuned for Conan." The comedian and NBC on Monday chose the 50th anniversary of the first "Tonight" show to set a special date for the 55th - when Leno will step down and Conan O'Brien becomes the fifth host of the television institution. Announcing a transition in five years is odd for any business, let alone one that frequently plans from day-to-day, but NBC was anxious not to lose O'Brien... | 13World |
BBC UK
Polish PM cautious on US missiles
Polish and Czech leaders are to discuss a US missile shield, with Warsaw voicing concerns. | 2Europe |
Yahoo Elections
AdWatch: Kerry Focuses on Iraq, Economy (AP)
AP - Details of two new television ads from Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry to begin airing this weekend: | 12U.S. |
Computerworld news
Seven Steps for Streamlining Online Training
Training can be draining - on your budget, on your time and on your personnel. And the longer the training process takes, the bigger the drain. That's why we've come up with "Seven Steps for Streamlining Online Training," based on our own extensive experience with training customers on our products and on feedback we've received from them on what really works. View this on demand webinar now. | 6Sci/Tech |
Rolling Stone
Courtney to Stand Trial Judge sets November date for Love's <b>...</b>
Courtney Love will stand trial on a felony assault charge, a judge ruled Wednesday during a preliminary hearing in a Los Angeles courtroom. | 1Entertainment |
Tiscali Notizie
Petrolio in ribasso
La quiete dopo la tempesta. Dopo giorni e giorni di inarrestabile ascesa, il costo del greggio sembra essersi momentaneamente stabilizzato. Complici le buone notizie provenienti dalla Norvegia, dove la produzione | 4Italia |
Wired Tech
Fox Dethrones Yahoo
MySpace's explosive growth pushes News Corp.'s web properties to the top of the pageviews-per-site heap. In Monkey Bites. | 6Sci/Tech |
InfoWorld news
eBay attempts to welcome back store owners
( InfoWorld ) - After making a series of decisions that frustrated some merchants, eBay is wooing store owners.
If a speech from Bill Cobb, president of eBay North America, hints at future relationships between the company and its sellers, the message is to keep your doors open. During a Thursday keynote at eBay's annual sellers convention, Cobb pledged not to increase merchant selling fees this July and said that the stores category will return to the eBay page header within 30 days.
In addition to offering its main auction listings, eBay allows merchants to set up shops and sell wares at fixed prices. Last July relations between store owners and eBay grew contentious when eBay announced an effort "rebalance the overall eBay marketplace," which had seen store listings eclipse auctions listings. The rebalancing meant higher store fees as of last August, and in April the stores tab was removed from eBay page headers.
"For eBay Stores, the last 10 months have been a transition. We are committed to the long-term success of eBay Store owners," Cobb said. While store owners didn't welcome last August's fees, Cobb said he is pleased with the realignment's progress.
Additional efforts to court store owners include 24-hour phone support for Featured eBay Store owners and a reduction in Anchor Store monthly fees.
Among a raft of other initiatives for sellers, Cobb announced a temporary reduction in the Final Value Fee, a charge tacked on to an item's final selling price. Visual navigation, in which photographs play a prominent role in navigation, will be introduced to more categories.
PayPal president Rajiv Dutta addressed merchant security during his portion of the keynote.
"We heard the message on fraud. We know it's a top challenge. I am personally committed to keeping fraudsters off the site," Dutta said.
In an effort to combat phishing, PayPal, eBay's payment division, will make the PayPal Security Key  available to all eBay and PayPal users on Friday. The security key device, previously in beta testing, generates unique security codes in 30-second intervals. Users then enter the code when logging on to their PayPal or eBay account.
In August PayPal will launch a payment review system that flags "transactions that pose a risk." The questionable transaction is highlighted, and the seller is told to wait on shipping the item until PayPal confirms that the buyer's account contains adequate purchasing funds.
Meg Whitman, eBay president and CEO, opened the keynote and emphasized that the company is suited to reach its goal of connecting people through three of its divisions. Finding, buying, communicating, entertaining, and paying are main Internet activities, she said. eBay fulfills the buying aspect, PayPal handles payment functions, and VoIP provider Skype, which the company purchased in 2005, provides communication services.
"The lines between finding and buying are blurring. At the core the company is about connecting people," Whitman said.
As eBay executives discussed staying linked and protected, some sellers said they felt a disconnect  from the company.
"I'm happy to hear that stores are going back in the header," said Maria Ginter, who sells furniture and home decor on eBay.
Ginter was less impressed that eBay is no longer advertising on Google  after a spat this week over a Google event to promote its own online payment system, Google Checkout.
"That's how people find my furniture," she said.
Deb Martin, who sells collectible figurines on her store wanted to hear of security efforts to crack down on dishonest buyers who create new user identifications solely to commit more fraud.
"Buyers have no incentive to keep their name. They just restart their IDs and log back in."
She also questioned the merits behind the temporary fee reduction and saw it as an effort to boost quarterly revenue and benefit shareholders.
Although eBay is emphasizing its auctions, one merchant thinks that form of e-commerce has faded.
"A lot of people are over bidding. They're just buying now," said Judy Pykhoff, who operates the Red Cougar Trading Post store on eBay. | 6Sci/Tech |
Topix.Net Europe
African virus threatens European birds
A mosquito-borne virus from Africa has been decimating Austria's blackbirds for the last three years and is threatening to spread to bird populations in central Europe, Austrian scientists have warned. | 2Europe |
RedNova general
Stocks Climb on Drop in Consumer Prices
NEW YORK - Stocks rose for a second straight session Tuesday as a drop in consumer prices allowed investors to put aside worries about inflation, at least for the short term. With gasoline prices falling to eight-month lows, the Consumer Price Index registered a small drop in July, giving consumers a respite from soaring energy prices... | 13World |
India Daily
Putin leads BRIC (Brazil, Russia, China, India), takes control of <b>...</b>
Year 2005 can be interesting for the world economies. While America is busy in Iraq, Vladimir Putin is positioned to take control of the world as another superpower. | 1Entertainment |
BBC UK
N Korean envoy on visit to China
A top North Korean official is visiting China for talks expected to focus on nuclear arms, as well as the North's economy. | 2Europe |
Ansa Economia
Immatricolazioni: febbraio positivo
Mercato ancora limitato rispetto al picco di ordini | 4Italia |
Boston Globe sports
Marion Jones Sentenced to Six Months in Prison
Marion Jones pleaded guilty in October to lying to federal agents about her use of performance-enhancing drugs. | 8Sports |
KASA
French spy satellite launched from French Guiana
PARIS France says a satellite placed in orbit today gives it new abilities to spy worldwide. The Helios Two-A military satellite was launched from French Guiana and put in orbit along with six smaller scientific ones about an hour later. | 1Entertainment |
CSMonitor World
Swell of North Korean refugees could strain Thailand's tolerance
Police held 175 refugees after a recent raid in Bangkok, pushing this year's total past 400, up from just 80 in 2005. | 13World |
Yahoo World
3 people missing in Guatemala sinkhole
(AP)
AP - A giant sinkhole swallowed several homes and at least one truck early Friday in Guatemala City, and officials said at least three people had been reported missing. | 13World |
The Washington Post Top News
Information, Please
Deep inside the Library of Congress, 500 researchers pound out the secret intelligence Congress uses to make law. | 10Top News |
Yahoo Sports
TV Review: New 'MNF' trio makes debut
(AP)
AP - Listen up! Tony Kornheiser had to be better than the short-lived sitcom loosely based on his life. And he was. Much better. And that's even putting aside such a low standard as the Washington Post columnist and ESPN personality's 2004 show "Listen Up." | 8Sports |
Yahoo Science
Fla. scientists study sea bird deaths
(AP)
AP - State wildlife officials are investigating the deaths of dozens of sea birds being found along Florida's east coast. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Entertainment
Cruise movie gets OK to film at key site
(AP)
AP - The German government will allow the makers of a movie starring Tom Cruise as the country's most famous anti-Hitler plotter to film at the site where the hero was executed. | 1Entertainment |
New York Times sports
US success will hinge on philosophy change
ATHENS -- Unfortunately for the United States, the Olympic boxing tournament has gone just about as expected. | 8Sports |
Adnkronos
Rai, approvato il nuovo Statuto
La commissione di vigilanza sulla Rai ha approvato lo Statuto della nuova societa', nata dalla fusione di Spa e Holding, non apportando al testo alcuna modifica. Il documento firmato da Forza Italia, An e | 4Italia |
Yahoo World
Belgian PM: Data transfer broke rules
(AP)
AP - The transfer of confidential banking records by a Belgium-based company to U.S. authorities for use in anti-terrorism investigations breached Belgian and likely European Union data privacy rules, top government officials said Thursday. | 13World |
Yahoo Entertainment
Lawyer says Smith tried to revive son
(AP)
AP - Anna Nicole Smith frantically tried to revive her stricken son and had to be sedated after he died, her attorney said Wednesday. Authorities termed the death "suspicious" and said criminal charges could be filed. | 1Entertainment |
New York Times health
Senate Passes Childrenâs Health Plan
The Senate gave final approval on Thursday to a health insurance bill for 10 million children, clearing the measure for President Bush, who said he would veto it. | 3Health |
Yahoo Science
India rush troops, helicopters to flooded desert state
(AFP)
AFP - Troops and helicopters were deployed to India's northern desert state of Rajasthan to rescue trapped residents as monsoon rains flooded yet another district, officials said. | 6Sci/Tech |
Montreal Gazette
Health workers fear deadly epidemic in Haiti
Bodies, dirty water spreading disease. Medical supplies have started to run out and panicked residents are fighting for provisions. | 13World |
Boston Globe world
Raids said to rescue 29 child slaves
Police in central China have rescued 217 people, including 29 children, who had been forced to work as slaves at brick kilns, official media reported yesterday. More than 35,000 officers were mobilized to raid 7,500 kilns in Henan province during a three-day campaign that ended Tuesday, the Xinhua News Agency reported. They detained 120 suspects, it said. ... | 13World |
Forbes
Germany's Siemens Agrees to $2 Billion
German industrial conglomerate Siemens AG has signed a $2 billion deal to provide Russia's national railway with 60 high speed trains, the company's chief executive said Tuesday. | 1Entertainment |
MSNBC
Angels try to keep pace with A's
The Anaheim Angels will again try to grab a share of the division lead and further hinder the Texas Rangersâ chances of winning the West when the teams continue their four-game series at Ameriquest Field in Arlington. | 8Sports |
Yahoo Entertainment
Jessica Simpson told to rest her voice
(AP)
AP - Talk about bad timing. At the start of a media blitz to support her new album, "A Public Affair," Jessica Simpson is on vocal rest. | 1Entertainment |
ASCA - Agenzia Stampa Quotidiana
MARE: GOLETTA VERDE, E' PULITO IL 92% DELLE COSTE ITALIANE
(ASCA) - Roma, 24 ago - Il 92% delle acque delle coste italiane e' pulito. A Basilicata, Molise e Sardegna spetta il podio delle regioni con il mare piu' cristallino, mentre la maglia nera va a Campania, Calabria e Sicilia. | 4Italia |
Crain's New York Business
Retail prices climb higher
Retail prices for the greater New York area climbed 0.7% higher in October, with higher costs for housing, transportation, food and apparel offsetting a seasonal decline in electricity prices, according to the US Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor | 11Top Stories |
National Geographic Society
Photo in the News: Fossil Jellyfish Discovered in Utah
At half a billion years old, the fossils represent the oldest jellyfish ever found and push back the known existence of jellies 205 million years, scientists say. | 6Sci/Tech |
Lex 18
Sports: Red Sox 8 Angels 3 (Red Sox lead series 2-0)
ANAHEIM, Calif. Manny Ramirez collected two RBI's and sparked a four-run ninth as the Boston Red Sox beat Anaheim 5-to-3 to take a two-games-to-none lead in the AL Division Series. | 11Top Stories |
Yahoo Europe
Abbey says recovery hit by takeover distraction (AFP)
AFP - British bank Abbey National said that its share of Britain's mortgage-lending market slipped in the third quarter, blaming the drop on distraction due to its looming takeover by Spain's Banco Santander Central Hispano (SCH). | 2Europe |
Reuters World
Israel Expands Gaza Strike, Kills 8 Palestinians
GAZA (Reuters) - The Israeli army killed eight Palestinians in Gaza Friday as it poured tanks and soldiers into the coastal strip, expanding a ground offensive intended to root out militants firing rockets into Israeli towns. | 13World |
BBC News health
Smoking killing millions globally
Smoking killed almost 5 million people around the world in 2000, researchers have calculated. | 3Health |
RedNova technology
Marathon Technologies Teams With PC-PLUS Technologies; Further Expands Sales Reach into Fertile New England Market; Marathon's everRun Line of High Availability Solutions Selected As Cost-Effective Alternative to Clusters
Marathon Technologies Corporation, the leading provider of high availability software for Microsoft(R) Windows(R) environments, announced today that it has signed a distribution agreement with PC-PLUS Technologies, a complete technology solutions provider based in Auburn, MA. | 6Sci/Tech |
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Hurricanes dampen Albertsons 3Q profits
The company whose stores include Albertsons, Jewell and Osco Drugs said Thursday it earned $110 million, or 29 cents a share in the August-October period compared with $92 million, 25 cents a share, a year ago. | 0Business |
Yahoo News
China Natl Petroleum Reportedly Mulls Law Suit Vs Yukos
BEIJING (Dow Jones)--China's largest oil company, China National Petroleum Corp., is reportedly planning to file a lawsuit against OAO Yukos (YUKO. | 0Business |
CNET personal technology news
Griffin's Evolve: Wireless iPod speakers that are... actually wireless
The Evolve Wireless Sound System by Griffin Technology is an iPod speaker system that aims to deliver a truly cable-free experience. | 6Sci/Tech |
Telegraph.co.uk
BA plane diverted after 'specific threat'
A British Airways plane flying from Berlin to London was diverted to Amsterdam airport today after the airline received "a specific threat to the aircraft". | 1Entertainment |
The Register
SanDisk guns for iPod Nano with slim video viewer
Long player
Now that Apple's got its new, video-playing iPod Nano launched here comes SanDisk with an alternative it hopes will win over buyers with its sleeker lines and higher storage capacity.⊠| 6Sci/Tech |
The Register
BlackBerry takes Monday afternoon off
Second outage in a year
BlackBerry users got some time yesterday to smell the flowers and talk to their families and friends - the company's email servers went down just after 3pm Eastern Standard Time.⊠| 6Sci/Tech |
New York Times Science
Logging Is Part of a Plan to Preserve Adirondacks
Environmentalists cheered when a conservancy acquired 161,000 acres, but not all the land will be preserved. | 6Sci/Tech |
New York Times Tech
Apple Beats Microsoft and Motorola in 4Q Phone Sales
Even after being on the market for less than half a year, more iPhones sold in the fourth quarter than Windows Mobile phones in the U.S., according to research from Canalys. | 6Sci/Tech |
New York Times Science
A âBoldâ Step to Capture an Elusive Gas Falters
The Bush administrationâs plan to build a commercial-scale coal-fire plant that would emit no carbon dioxide â also known as the FutureGen project â was scratched. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo World
Sudan, rebels seek humanitarian deal for Darfur amid kidnapping claims (AFP)
AFP - Sudan's government and its rebel foes returned to the negotiating table as African Union-led attempts to reach a deal on ending Darfur's humanitarian crisis were overshadowed by kidnapping claims. | 13World |
RedNova technology
Quartics Box Takes Video Downloads From PC to TV
By Ian Watson, The Business, London Dec. 14--Safi Qureshey, a pioneer of personal computers, has come up with a microchip capable of transferring all types of internet video to TV, which has been developed by Quartics, his new company. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo U.S.
2 men, teen killed in Albany, N.Y., home
(AP)
AP - A teenage boy and two men were found dead Wednesday in an apparent homicide in a house not far from the governor's mansion, police said. | 12U.S. |
Yahoo Tech
IBM's Latest Idea - Memory Upgrade
(Investor's Business Daily)
Investor's Business Daily - IBM on Wednesday took the wraps off a new design it has developed for faster memory on chips, which should make video games peppier and networks zippier. | 6Sci/Tech |
New York Times Business
Investing: Is the Corporate Profit Machine About to Sputter?
A few economists and money managers have begun to warn that the rumbling gravy train is about to derail. | 0Business |
Reuters World
Russia signs Serbia, wins "pipeline war" with EU
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia won the right on Friday to route a major gas supply route to Europe through its ally Serbia, a move analysts described as marking a Kremlin victory in a "pipeline war" with the European Union. | 13World |
Reuters Entertainment
Marianne Faithfull has breast cancer
LONDON (Reuters) - British singer and actress Marianne Faithfull has been diagnosed with breast cancer but expects to make a full recovery, her publicist said on Thursday. | 1Entertainment |
TechWhack
Santy.E Threatens Even Bigger Network of Sites
Web users are just recovering from the recently discovered Santy worm, which defaced a large number of phpBB based bulletin boards. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo World
Jerusalem church damaged in fire
(AP)
AP - A church in central Jerusalem was set on fire before dawn Wednesday and suffered extensive damage, police said. | 13World |
RCR Wireless News
Vodafone launches second phone-form BlackBerry
Research In Motion and Vodafone have released the BlackBerry 7100v, available exclusively for Vodafoneâs subscribers. Like the 7100t launched earlier this month with T-Mobile USA Inc. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Europe
Boos don't worry Bentley
(AFP)
AFP - David Bentley insists he loved every minute of his England debut despite his torrid reception from the Wembley crowd. | 2Europe |
CNET personal technology news
'Lightroom Adventure' useful for newbies and beyond
Mikkel Aaland's guide to Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is good for newbies and beyond--but you'd better act fast if you're interested in a book on the software. | 6Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Entertainment
Movie critic Ebert has emergency surgery
(AP)
AP - Film critic Roger Ebert, who has battled cancer in recent years, was in serious but stable condition Sunday following an emergency operation to repair complications from a previous cancer surgery. | 1Entertainment |
Yahoo Tech
EBay reorganizes Skype phone unit
(AP)
AP - EBay Inc.'s Skype division has let down eBay executives, but they're confident they can reorganize the troubled Internet phone unit and make it more useful to people outside of the online marketplace. | 6Sci/Tech |
Kataweb Sport
Milano, 16:41 - CALCIO, MILAN: IL 23 LUGLIO INIZIA IL RITIRO
Il Milan inizierà il raduno lunedì 23 luglio a Milanello. Nell'occasione saranno presentati a... | 4Italia |
Ansa Economia
Impregilo:Talarico,guardiamo Italia
Cosi' l'Ad di Immobiliare Lombarda azionista di Igli | 4Italia |
AllSports.com
Browns coach Davis resigns; Robiskie named interim coach
BEREA, Ohio (Ticker) - One day after admitting that his shaky job status was a "distraction" to his players, Butch Davis resigned as coach of the Cleveland Browns on Tuesday. | 8Sports |
Reuters Business
Home-loan denial rate rose in 2006: report
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More Americans had their home loan applications turned down in 2006 than a year earlier, although the majority continued to be approved, according to a report issued on Wednesday by financial sector regulators. | 0Business |
Topix.Net Europe
Long-lost siblings finally meet
Growing up in Camden, Herbert Johnson Jr. always heard about Thelma. She was the older sister he had never seen, the daughter born to his dad during Army service in Germany back in 1953. | 2Europe |
Reuters Top News
Mosques, Green Zone attacked despite Iraq curfew
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Three Sunni Muslim mosques were torched and mortar bombs hit Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone on Thursday, police said, despite curfews imposed after suspected al Qaeda militants hit a revered Shi'ite shrine. | 10Top News |
Ansa Economia
Giovedi' sciopero pastasciutta
La conferma arriva dalle associazioni dei consumatori | 4Italia |
BBC Europe
Seven jailed for Turkey bombings
A court in Turkey sentences seven people to life in jail for the 2003 Istanbul bombings that killed 58 people. | 2Europe |
Reuters World
Western forces can repel Taliban offensive: U.S. envoy
KABUL (Reuters) - U.S.-led forces can repel an expected spring offensive by the Taliban, and circumstances have turned less favorable for the insurgents in the past 18 months, the outgoing U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan said on Monday. | 13World |
ABC News
Top Iraqi General: Troops Willing to Fight
People stand around a burning supply truck that was a part of a US military convoy which came under roadside bomb attack in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul Sunday Dec. 26 2004. | 13World |
Yahoo World
Mexico City Mayor Leads Demonstrators (AP)
AP - Mexico City's leftist mayor led more than 150,000 demonstrators in a march Sunday to protest efforts to impeach him, an issue his supporters say threatens Mexico's political stability and pits "those on the bottom" against "those on top." | 13World |
Reuters Business
Equity Office approves Blackstone offer
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Equity Office Properties Trust shareholders on Wednesday overwhelmingly voted to approve Blackstone Group's bid of $23 billion plus the assumption of debt. | 0Business |
Corriere Canadese
Rivoluzione low-cost Milano-Roma a 9 euro
Rivoluzione low cost per le ferrovie italiane. A partire dalla metà del prossimo mese di dicembre Trenitalia metterà a disposizione dei passeggeri, sull'esempio di quanto fanno le compagnie aeree a basso | 4Italia |
Search engine watch
Your New Title: The VP of Search
What do the New York Times/About.com, Citicards and Passages drug treatment center have in common? You guessed it, a Vice President of Search, the hottest new title in town. | 6Sci/Tech |
Kataweb Calcio
Londra, 19:47 - CALCIO, FA CUP: BLACKBURN IN SEMIFINALE
Il Blackburn si è qualificato per la semifinale di Fa Cup inglese superando nei quarti 2-0 i... | 4Italia |
Yahoo Europe
Throne is mine, mine, mine, hopefuls claim
(Reuters)
Reuters - Hundreds of hopefuls have stepped
forward to claim the throne of England after a worldwide quest
by genealogists to find a rightful heir. | 2Europe |
New York Times Business
Next on the Worry List: Shaky Insurers of Bonds
The notion that the failure of even one big bond insurer might touch off a chain reaction of losses across the financial world has unnerved Wall Street. | 0Business |
Topix.Net Europe
2 Americans, 1 Briton Kidnapped
Gunmen kidnapped two Americans and a Briton Thursday from a house in an upscale Baghdad neighborhood where many foreign companies are based, the Interior Ministry and witnesses said. | 2Europe |
Newsday
Suits aim to head off problems
With three weeks until Nov. 2, Ohio has become the epicenter of lawsuits over an election that has yet to be held. Officials there are trying to fend off court challenges about provisional | 1Entertainment |
Yahoo Sports
U.S. makes 2nd round in world basketball
(AP)
AP - Dwyane Wade scored 20 points and LeBron James added 19 in his most impressive performance of the world championships, leading the United States to a 114-95 victory over Slovenia on Tuesday night. | 8Sports |
Topix.Net Europe
Romanian child may soon be in U.S.
An international commission will help resolve the issue of Romanian orphans left hanging when their country issued a moratorium on international adoptions, said a Stratham woman who has been asked to be a ... | 2Europe |
Rediff Movies
<EM>Shootout</EM>: Very <EM>pakao</EM>
Apoorva Lakhia's film is a disappointment. | 1Entertainment |
PCWorld news
Library of Congress Preserves Blogs
Bloggers are creating a massive chronicle of daily life, filled with stories and, of course, rants. | 6Sci/Tech |
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