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- ANSA: Borsa: Tokyo, apertura quasi stabile
- ANSA: Via i tagli all'Irpef e la retroattività
- ANSA: Petrolio:lieve aumento a 86,41 dollari
- ANSA: Oro: in aumento a 1.721,65 dollari
- Aljazeera: Greek editor acquitted over Swiss bank list
- Aljazeera: Israel 'admits' killing Arafat's deputy
- Financial Times: Ex-billionaire Quinn is jailed for contempt
- Aljazeera: Pakistan parents arrested for acid killing
- Financial Times: War crime warning at Syria video
- Financial Times: Sumo grapples with slimmer intake
- Financial Times: Japan tech groups confront past mistakes
- Aljazeera: China to cut jail organ-harvesting programmes
- Huffington Post: Staten Island Borough President Urges Residents Not To Donate To Red Cross After Sandy Debacle
- Huffington Post: Zohar Arzi, Cab Driver, Heroically Reduces Taxi Fare Post-Hurricane Sandy
- Huffington Post: Grumpy Cat's Brother Revealed: Pokey Is An Only Slightly Less Grumpy Cat (PHOTOS)
- Huffington Post: Ohio Republican Mailer Features Chinese Food Containers, Chopsticks To Tar Democrat
| ANSA: Borsa: Tokyo, apertura quasi stabile Posted: 31 Oct 2012 05:29 PM PDT Nikkei +0,04% a quota 8.931,71 punti |
| ANSA: Via i tagli all'Irpef e la retroattività Posted: 31 Oct 2012 10:49 PM PDT Ponte sullo Stretto: proroga 2 anni per approvazione, verifiche |
| ANSA: Petrolio:lieve aumento a 86,41 dollari Posted: 01 Nov 2012 12:07 AM PDT Brent a 108,72 |
| ANSA: Oro: in aumento a 1.721,65 dollari Posted: 01 Nov 2012 12:12 AM PDT Sui mercati asiatici |
| Aljazeera: Greek editor acquitted over Swiss bank list Posted: 01 Nov 2012 01:12 PM PDT Costas Vaxevanis "innocent" after he was tried for publishing list showing 2,000 Greeks with Swiss bank accounts. |
| Aljazeera: Israel 'admits' killing Arafat's deputy Posted: 01 Nov 2012 01:46 PM PDT Testimony published in Israeli daily claims the 1988 killing of Abu Jihad in Tunis was planned by the Mossad spy agency. |
| Financial Times: Ex-billionaire Quinn is jailed for contempt Posted: 02 Nov 2012 06:31 AM PDT Sean Quinn Sr handed nine-week sentence as part of legal battle between his family and the lender at the centre of the country's financial crisis |
| Aljazeera: Pakistan parents arrested for acid killing Posted: 02 Nov 2012 06:48 AM PDT Couple allegedly beat and poured acid on their 15-year-old daughter after seeing her talking to a boy. |
| Financial Times: War crime warning at Syria video Posted: 02 Nov 2012 08:32 AM PDT Amnesty and UN are trying to authenticate the film, days before a conference at which the US is trying to unify the opposition |
| Financial Times: Sumo grapples with slimmer intake Posted: 02 Nov 2012 09:15 AM PDT Sumo already hit by scandal is now struggling to recruit new wrestlers as young Japanese look beyond the celebrated sport for their futures |
| Financial Times: Japan tech groups confront past mistakes Posted: 02 Nov 2012 09:47 AM PDT Japanese consumer electronics groups have been investing both too little and too much and when they have invested, it has often been in wrong areas |
| Aljazeera: China to cut jail organ-harvesting programmes Posted: 02 Nov 2012 10:31 AM PDT Beijing to implement national organ donation service, reducing dependency on death-row donors. |
| Posted: 02 Nov 2012 10:48 AM PDT Staten Island officials are infuriated with what they see as a measly relief response after their borough was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy, and some are going so far as to call on residents to hold back donations to the American Red Cross. During a press conference on Thursday, Borough President James Molinaro slammed the organization for not bringing enough supplies to the devastated area, where Sandy has claimed 19 lives, hundreds of homes and blocked dozens of streets, according to NBC. "All these people making these big salaries should be out there on the front line, and I am disappointed," Molinaro said at the press conference, according to the news outlet. "And my advice to the people of Staten Island is: Do not donate to the American Red Cross. Let them get their money elsewhere.'" Read More... More on Staten Island
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| Huffington Post: Zohar Arzi, Cab Driver, Heroically Reduces Taxi Fare Post-Hurricane Sandy Posted: 02 Nov 2012 10:51 AM PDT With stories of Hurricane Sandy scam artists popping up out of the woodwork, it's always nice to hear that there are some good people out there helping each other out. Dr. Sujatha Balija, a London doctor, had come to the U.S. for the annual American Society for Clinical Pathology in Boston, the Boston Globe reports. But after taking a short trip to the Philadelphia area, Balija found herself stranded about 575 miles from from Boston when Hurricane Sandy hit. With trains, planes and buses not running, Balija had few choices on how to get to the Wednesday conference. "I had no other options," she told the Globe, "So I booked a taxi." Read More... More on Video
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| Huffington Post: Grumpy Cat's Brother Revealed: Pokey Is An Only Slightly Less Grumpy Cat (PHOTOS) Posted: 02 Nov 2012 10:52 AM PDT The Internet is a fickle beast: What's hot online one day may be little more than distant, pixelated memory the next. But against all odds, Tard the Grumpy Cat has survived. And now, news has spread that there is in fact more than one grumpy cat. Yes, as incredible as it may seem, Tard has a brother. In honor of Friday, we present Pokey, Grump Cat's slightly less grumpy sibling.
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| Huffington Post: Ohio Republican Mailer Features Chinese Food Containers, Chopsticks To Tar Democrat Posted: 02 Nov 2012 10:52 AM PDT WASHINGTON -- Anti-China sentiment can be politically persuasive in the Midwest, which is still stinging from years of manufacturing jobs being outsourced. It's why President Barack Obama's super PAC spent the summer focusing on Mitt Romney's tenure at Bain Capital, accusing him specifically of being a pioneer in the field of outsourcing. It's why the Obama campaign soon followed suit. And it's why the Romney campaign, in the closing weeks, has launched surreptitious ads suggesting that, under the president's watch, America's auto companies are sending production to China. Similar accusations have been leveled in down-ballot races as well. A Democratic source passed along shots of a flier allegedly being distributed by Rep. Jim Renacci's (R-Ohio) congressional campaign attacking Rep. Betty Sutton (D-Ohio) for using "our tax dollars to create jobs in China." The standard-issue line of attack in Ohio does not stand out quite so much as the insensitivity of its packaging. Paid for by the Ohio Republican Party, the mailer includes shots of Chinese food containers with cash, chopsticks and stereotypical Chinese-style font. Read More... More on Video
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