Spain's Rajoy to seek bailout if yields too high for too long |
- Spain's Rajoy to seek bailout if yields too high for too long
- Malaysia's PM to bet on generous budget as election looms
- North Korea gets lukewarm reception to investment plea
- Brazil moves against Google over videos
- What Barnes & Noble's New Nook Tablets Tell Us About Their Strategy
- The Curtain Opens On The WWW Conference
- Qatari emir: Arabs must intervene in Syria
- North Korea gets lukewarm reception to investment plea
- Two blasts near Damascus army building: state TV
- Egypt's new President Morsi debuts at UN
- Two blasts near Damascus army building: state TV
- Libyan behind Gaddafi capture dies in France
- Five Tips about Capital Gain for Everyone (Not just Mitt Romney)
- South Africa's Malema to appear in court
- Syrian rebels bomb security building in Damascus
- What Soccer Can Learn From the NFL Referee Lockout
- 'Torchlight II' Review Part 2: Polishing The Status Quo
- Return to Ravnica: Evaluating Izzet
- X-Philes: The Discreet Charm Of The Leica X2
- Bravo New York Times For Discovering Reality in 'Power, Pollution and The Internet'
| Spain's Rajoy to seek bailout if yields too high for too long Posted: 25 Sep 2012 11:15 PM PDT MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Wednesday said he was ready to seek a new rescue package for his troubled country but only if its debt financing costs remain too high for too long.
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| Malaysia's PM to bet on generous budget as election looms Posted: 25 Sep 2012 11:13 PM PDT KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak is expected to unveil a voter-pleasing budget on Friday, placing the priority on winning a tough election above addressing the country's rising debt burden.
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| North Korea gets lukewarm reception to investment plea Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:51 PM PDT BEIJING (Reuters) - North Korea got a lukewarm reception to a plea on Wednesday for investment in two special economic zones set up with China, with businesses expressing worries about the impoverished state's stability and lack of basic infrastructure like banks. Rason on North Korea's east coast and Hwanggumphyong, an area on the western border between the two countries, hope to attract Chinese and foreign investment to help Pyongyang overcome tough international sanctions imposed in retaliation for its nuclear tests. ...
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| Brazil moves against Google over videos Posted: 25 Sep 2012 11:15 PM PDT Court asks YouTube to remove anti-Islam clip while Google executive is arrested for failing to remove another video.
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| What Barnes & Noble's New Nook Tablets Tell Us About Their Strategy Posted: 25 Sep 2012 06:51 PM PDT The new Barnes & Noble Nook HD+ So Barnes & Noble's just gone and announced a couple of new Nook e-reader tablets. The basics: There's a 7-inch model (the Nook HD, which starts at $199) and a 9-inch model (the Nook HD+, which starts at $269). Preorders are going on now, and [...]
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| The Curtain Opens On The WWW Conference Posted: 25 Sep 2012 03:44 PM PDT Earlier this year, Seth Godin had a seminar that talked about impresarios. I didn't attend the seminar, but Seth's definition – like many of his keen observations – is pitch perfect: Weave together resources and opportunities and put on a show. That's what impresarios have always done. You rent the [...]
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| Qatari emir: Arabs must intervene in Syria Posted: 25 Sep 2012 11:23 PM PDT Speaking at the UN, Sheikh Hamad says Arab forces must act where the Security Council had failed.
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| North Korea gets lukewarm reception to investment plea Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:51 PM PDT BEIJING (Reuters) - North Korea got a lukewarm reception to a plea on Wednesday for investment in two special economic zones set up with China, with businesses expressing worries about the impoverished state's stability and lack of basic infrastructure like banks.
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| Two blasts near Damascus army building: state TV Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:44 PM PDT BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian television said two "terrorist" explosions targeted an army staff building in the capital Damascus on Wednesday. It said a fire broke out in the Umayad Square where the building is located. The television said the explosions were the work of "terrorists" - a term the authorities use to refer to insurgents waging a violent uprising to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. On Tuesday Syrian insurgents detonated bombs at a building occupied by pro-government militias in Damascus. ...
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| Egypt's new President Morsi debuts at UN Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:19 PM PDT
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| Two blasts near Damascus army building: state TV Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:44 PM PDT BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian television said two "terrorist" explosions targeted an army staff building in the capital Damascus on Wednesday.
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| Libyan behind Gaddafi capture dies in France Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:54 PM PDT Omraan Shaaban was being treated for injuries sustained during captivity at the hands of ex-ruler's loyalists.
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| Five Tips about Capital Gain for Everyone (Not just Mitt Romney) Posted: 25 Sep 2012 03:13 PM PDT Photo credit: Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com With all the debate over types of income and whether capital gain rates should continue it's easy to lose sight of a fundamental fact: You too can benefit while capital gain rates remain a bargain. You don't even have to be a hedge fund king. See Carried Interests Taxed [...]
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| South Africa's Malema to appear in court Posted: 25 Sep 2012 09:59 PM PDT In politically charged trial, youth activist faces charges of laundering proceeds of ill-gotten public contracts.
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| Syrian rebels bomb security building in Damascus Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:32 PM PDT BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian insurgents detonated bombs at a building occupied by pro-government militias in Damascus on Tuesday and France called for U.N. protection of rebel-held areas to help end Syria's bloodshed and rights abuses.
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| What Soccer Can Learn From the NFL Referee Lockout Posted: 25 Sep 2012 05:44 PM PDT The moment the referee lockout started impacting the NFL's credibility. Normally when I write an article for Forbes I try to avoid writing in the first person. Doing so isn't considered "good journalistic form", and its even worse coming from a blog that's supposed to be focused on rational, number driven [...]
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| 'Torchlight II' Review Part 2: Polishing The Status Quo Posted: 25 Sep 2012 05:41 PM PDT Torchlight 2 is a fun, addicting game but it doesn't push the action-RPG envelope to new heights.
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| Return to Ravnica: Evaluating Izzet Posted: 25 Sep 2012 05:19 PM PDT Magic: The Gathering's Return to Ravnica is poised for prerelease weekend, and it's time to consider what Izzet can bring to your prerelease, sealed deck, and draft play. How will the blue/red spell-oriented concoction fare in Limited formats that are often defined by creatures? Will there be enough removal and [...]
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| X-Philes: The Discreet Charm Of The Leica X2 Posted: 25 Sep 2012 04:52 PM PDT It's the compact camera some love and some hate: the Leica X2, a button-tweaker's nightmare and a purist's dream. With all critical controls available through traditional external dials, and a no-frills approach to getting the most beautifully rendered light possible onto its huge sensor, the X2 is a camera that descends in a direct line of pure blood from Barnak's first prototype of 1914.
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| Bravo New York Times For Discovering Reality in 'Power, Pollution and The Internet' Posted: 25 Sep 2012 04:47 PM PDT The energy efficiency of the Internet is astounding, as is its overall consumption of electricity. The New York Times has discovered that the Internet is a big industry.
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