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• ANSA: Assicurazioni:tiene rc auto,giu'raccolta
• ANSA: Bankitalia: scendono investimenti comuni
• ANSA: Bankitalia: stangata su auto, 9 mld
• Financial Times: Spain seeks centralised budget control
• Financial Times: Aircraft crashes into building in Lagos
• ANSA: Bankitalia: stangata sulle auto
• Aljazeera: Four convicted in Denmark over terror plot
• Aljazeera: Japanese PM shakes up cabinet
• Financial Times: RBI hints at Indian rate cut
• Aljazeera: Gunmen in Mexico attack drug rehab centre
• Aljazeera: Jail terms in Kazakhstan riot trial
• Huffington Post: Arizona Mother Fights $900 Medical Bill After Premature Baby Dies Minutes After Birth
• Huffington Post: Stonewall National Museum & Archives Stores America's LGBT History (PHOTOS)
• Huffington Post: Karl Rove Would Like You To Believe That He Is Against Fearmongering And Negativity Now
• Huffington Post: Yemen Suicide Bomber Kills 4 Pro-Army Fighters
• Financial Times: Under-fire Chesapeake shakes up board

ANSA: Assicurazioni:tiene rc auto,giu'raccolta Posted: 03 Jun 2012 03:38 AM PDT Isvap, debacle vita (-21%), giu' anche ramo danni

ANSA: Bankitalia: scendono investimenti comuni Posted: 03 Jun 2012 04:01 AM PDT Nel 2011 spesa in conto capitale amministrazioni locali -12,3%

ANSA: Bankitalia: stangata su auto, 9 mld Posted: 03 Jun 2012 07:46 AM PDT Entrate locali, in 2011 +14,9% tasse auto, +17,5 imposta Rca

Financial Times: Spain seeks centralised budget control Posted: 03 Jun 2012 11:27 AM PDT Spain's Treasury plans to auction sovereign bonds this week, even though analysts say the country may soon need an international bailout

Financial Times: Aircraft crashes into building in Lagos Posted: 03 Jun 2012 11:36 PM PDT At least 153 passengers and crew have been killed after a commercial aircraft crashed near the airport in Nigeria's biggest city

ANSA: Bankitalia: stangata sulle auto Posted: 04 Jun 2012 12:44 AM PDT Entrate locali, in 2011 +14,9% tasse auto, +17,5 imposta rc auto

Aljazeera: Four convicted in Denmark over terror plot Posted: 04 Jun 2012 03:18 AM PDT Accused found guilty of planning to attack office of newspaper which printed controversial cartoons of Prophet Muhammad.

Aljazeera: Japanese PM shakes up cabinet Posted: 04 Jun 2012 04:36 AM PDT Yoshihiko Noda unveils new ministerial lineup in bid to secure cross-party backing for plan to double sales tax.

Financial Times: RBI hints at Indian rate cut Posted: 04 Jun 2012 05:25 AM PDT A drop in crude prices has given India's central bank room for manoeuvre on interest rates, says Subir Gokarn, deputy central bank governor

Aljazeera: Gunmen in Mexico attack drug rehab centre Posted: 04 Jun 2012 05:39 AM PDT At least 11 people shot dead and nine wounded in assault in northwestern Mexico blamed by police on contract killers.

Aljazeera: Jail terms in Kazakhstan riot trial Posted: 04 Jun 2012 10:33 AM PDT Rights groups say the trial not conducted fairly as 13 people receive jail terms for December's riots.

Huffington Post: Arizona Mother Fights $900 Medical Bill After Premature Baby Dies Minutes After Birth Posted: 04 Jun 2012 10:45 AM PDT The death of a child is something no parent ever wants to face. And reliving such a traumatic experience in order to settle a medical bill would seem to only make it worse. Melissa Sherman, an Arizona mother, lost her youngest daughter Kaylee just minutes after her premature birth last July, WCPO reports (h/t The Daily Mail). Sherman then spent months battling Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center over a nearly $900 bill that Sherman says she received despite the newborn not receiving any substantial medical care. "I don't want to relive it over and over, so it's been really emotional," Sherman told WCPO. Read More... More on Health Care

Huffington Post: Stonewall National Museum & Archives Stores America's LGBT History (PHOTOS) Posted: 04 Jun 2012 10:48 AM PDT A museum in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., has something the Smithsonian in Washington wants: a gavel. Sitting in a glass case at the Stonewall National Museum & Archives is the very gavel that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi used to mark the end of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 2010. It was donated to the Stonewall by Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), who received it from Pelosi. "If I didn't work here, I would think it belonged at the Smithsonian," joked museum President Bryan Knicely, who said the Smithsonian has contacted the Florida institution about borrowing it. Read More... More on Pride 2012

Huffington Post: Karl Rove Would Like You To Believe That He Is Against Fearmongering And Negativity Now Posted: 04 Jun 2012 10:50 AM PDT Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS super PAC is out with a new ad today, decrying the Obama campaign for "going negative," which for our purposes basically means registering objections with the premises that underlie Mitt Romney's campaign. But, the Crossroads folks imagine themselves to have a good case, based upon the fact that earlier as a candidate Barack Obama made a bunch of high-flown promises about creating a new sort of politics -- promises made contemporaneously against a fantastically negative campaign that attacked Sen. John McCain. As we noted in our wrap-up post last Friday, Obama's success in assembling the reputation of an "above-the-fray" politician in 2008 is having some blowback in 2012, precisely because of the media's amnesia on the matter of Obama's being a negative campaigner. Well, here it comes. Rove et al, in this new ad, avail themselves of many statements made by people on Obama's side of the ideological spectrum professing to be upset with the negative tone of the Obama campaign. This includes my boss, Arianna Huffington, who makes an appearance criticizing the ad Bill Clinton made for Obama on the Osama bin Laden mission, which she termed "despicable." (Ed Rendell and Cory Booker also show up in the ad: They are here to defend against attacks on private equity, an industry that provides each with political patronage and donors. Obama and Clinton also court the same donor base, for an added layer of irony and confusion.) Read More... More on 2012

Huffington Post: Yemen Suicide Bomber Kills 4 Pro-Army Fighters Posted: 04 Jun 2012 10:50 AM PDT SANAA, Yemen -- A suicide bomber blew up his vehicle outside an army barracks in southern Yemen on Monday, killing four tribal militiamen allied to the military in an attack aimed at stopping an army advance toward a town held by al-Qaida militants. Government troops are making their way toward the coastal town of Shaqra, one of a string of areas in southern Yemen where al-Qaida militants took control over the past year. In recent week, the government has launched an intensified offensive by troops and allied tribal fighters trying to retake the region. Read More... More on Video

Financial Times: Under-fire Chesapeake shakes up board Posted: 04 Jun 2012 11:25 AM PDT US group says five directors would leave the board and four new independent directors would be appointed, including one chosen by investor Carl Icahn

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