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• ANSA: Bce: Coeure, scudo non implica austerity
• ANSA: casa:Cgia,grandi citta' Imu piu'cara 62%
• ANSA: Alcoa:De Vincenti,lavoriamo a soluzione
• ANSA: Federalimentare, senza dazi +2 mld anno
• Financial Times: Leaders divided on cure for crisis
• Financial Times: US companies gloomy about earnings growth
• Financial Times: US Treasury launches $18bn AIG offering
• Huffington Post: Mitt Romney Fundraising: Former Massachusetts Governor Raises More Than $111 Million In August
• Huffington Post: Baby Sleep Training Methods Safe For Infants [STUDY]
• Huffington Post: Rex Ryan Knocked Down By Scott Chandler: Jets Coach Talks Smack After Collision With Bills TE (VIDEO)
• Huffington Post: Barack Obama Beats Mitt Romney Fundraising For First Time In 3 Months
• Financial Times: JAL offering priced at top of the range

ANSA: Bce: Coeure, scudo non implica austerity Posted: 08 Sep 2012 07:44 AM PDT Il membro francese del board rassicura Paesi

ANSA: casa:Cgia,grandi citta' Imu piu'cara 62% Posted: 08 Sep 2012 07:44 AM PDT entro 17 settembre in 877.000 verseranno seconda rata

ANSA: Alcoa:De Vincenti,lavoriamo a soluzione Posted: 08 Sep 2012 07:45 AM PDT sottosegretario sviluppo economico,daremo tutele a lavoratori

ANSA: Federalimentare, senza dazi +2 mld anno Posted: 08 Sep 2012 07:48 AM PDT Senza barriere doganali stimate esportazioni a 60 mld in 2020

Financial Times: Leaders divided on cure for crisis Posted: 09 Sep 2012 10:42 AM PDT While there was broad agreement at this weekend's Ambrosetti forum on the nature of the malaise afflicting Europe, there was less unanimity about how to fix it

Financial Times: US companies gloomy about earnings growth Posted: 09 Sep 2012 12:48 PM PDT Pessimism at its worst since 2008 and analysts expect negative growth for first time in three years as global slowdown takes toll on demand

Financial Times: US Treasury launches $18bn AIG offering Posted: 09 Sep 2012 04:51 PM PDT Ownership of 871m common shares could be reduced to 262m shares after sale, with Treasury on course to make profit from reviled rescue package

Huffington Post: Mitt Romney Fundraising: Former Massachusetts Governor Raises More Than $111 Million In August Posted: 09 Sep 2012 09:00 PM PDT BOSTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney raised more than $111 million in August, according to a statement issued by his campaign, maintaining an overwhelming cash advantage over President Barack Obama. With less than two months to go before the Nov. 6 presidential election, Romney maintained his streak of fundraising dominance as his campaign, the Republican National Committee and state Republican parties reported that together they have about $168.5 million in cash at their disposal. While Obama shattered every fundraising record in 2008 after becoming the first presidential candidate to opt out of a federal matching funds system, Romney has significantly outpaced the president in his bid for the White House this year. After raising $101 million in July, Romney and the joint Victory Fund he shares with the Republican National Committee already enjoyed a $60 million cash-on-hand advantage over Obama. The president's campaign has also burned through money faster than the Republican candidate, spending $58.5 million in July, with about two-thirds of that going to advertising. Republicans view the combination of Obama's high cash burn rate and polls that show a tight race as evidence that they have withstood the advertising onslaught Obama's campaign launched early in the year. "This race is a dead heat, even after they have spent over $100 million attacking Mitt Romney with negative ads," one senior Romney adviser said Sunday. Romney is also now free to spend the millions of dollars he raised during his primary campaign. Legally, Romney was barred from spending money he raised before he formally accepted the Republican nomination, which he did in Tampa more than a week ago. The day after Obama accepted his party's nomination for president at the Democratic convention in North Carolina, the Romney campaign demonstrated it was ready to start spending some of that money in a homestretch assault on Obama. Republicans seized on a disappointing jobs report on Friday morning, announcing they bought ad time in the key swing states Obama won in 2008 but are now in play. Romney, on the air in the key states of Iowa, Virginia, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio and North Carolina, was set to expand his advertising to Wisconsin on Monday. "What we very deliberately did, we held our powder and we knew these jobs numbers were going to be a big moment," said one Romney adviser. "And we loaded up to come back on Friday, and we've gone up in a big way." While Romney spent much of the summer fundraising, senior adviser Kevin Madden indicated that the Republican candidate would shift his focus to spending time with voters down the homestretch. "We'll continue to do some fundraising throughout this month, but I think we're in that critical phase where we're trying to put our emphasis on voter contact and having the governor do more retail campaigning," Madden said. Read More... More on Mitt Romney 2012

Huffington Post: Baby Sleep Training Methods Safe For Infants [STUDY] Posted: 09 Sep 2012 09:01 PM PDT Few parenting decisions are as fraught or as controversial as the choice parents make about how to get their babies to fall -- and stay -- asleep. But a new Australian study may provide some reassurance to those who are trying to sleep train an infant. The study finds that there are no long-term emotional harms linked to two popular behavioral sleep interventions. "Parents can feel confident using, and health professionals can feel confident offering, behavior techniques, such as 'controlled comforting' and 'camping out' for managing infant sleep," claims the study, published online in the journal Pediatrics on Monday. Read More... More on Sleep

Huffington Post: Rex Ryan Knocked Down By Scott Chandler: Jets Coach Talks Smack After Collision With Bills TE (VIDEO) Posted: 09 Sep 2012 09:24 PM PDT It turns out the new Rex Ryan can dish it out and take a hit. Early in the fourth quarter, as the Jets were running all over the Bills, Buffalo tight end Scott Chandler ran right into the New York head coach on the sideline. Safety Yeremiah Bell had shoved Chandler out of bounds after a short reception and his momentum carried him right into Ryan (Chandler may have also delivered a subtle forearm) Ryan was knocked to his knees but steadied himself before getting knocked all the way down. Then, in typical Rex Ryan-fashion, he got right back up and started jawing at Chandler. Read More... More on New York Jets

Huffington Post: Barack Obama Beats Mitt Romney Fundraising For First Time In 3 Months Posted: 09 Sep 2012 09:43 PM PDT WASHINGTON -- The reelection campaign of Barack Obama is back in the lead on the fundraising front after raising $114 million in August. The total, which is a combination of funds raised by the campaign, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Obama's victory committee, exceeds the $111.6 million the Romney campaign said that they raised in combination with the Republican National Committee (RNC) and Romney Victory for the same time period. This marks the first time since the Romney campaign and the RNC started raising money together that the Obama team has beaten them in monthly fundraising. "The key to fighting back against the special interests writing limitless checks to support Mitt Romney is growing our donor base, and we did substantially in the month of August," Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said in a statement. "Fueled by contributions from more than 1.1 million Americans donating an average of $58 -- more than 317,000 who had never contributed to the campaign before -- we raised a total of more than $114 million. That is a critical downpayment on the organization we are building across the country -- the largest grassroots campaign in history." The fundraising jump could help to put to rest a discussion that has occurred throughout the campaign about how the president is falling short in his fundraising, with the Romney camp's recent heavy fundraising seen as the latest evidence. The stated concern is that Obama is not meeting the fundraising record set in his first run for office in 2008 -- or the $1 billion campaign that officials in, or close to, his campaign allegedly once predicted. Read More... More on Barack Obama 2012

Financial Times: JAL offering priced at top of the range Posted: 10 Sep 2012 02:37 AM PDT Japan Airlines' Y663bn relisting priced at Y3,790 a share as demand 'sufficiently exceeded the number of shares to be offered' in year's second biggest IPO

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