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- ANSA: Petrolio: in calo a 93,87 dollari
- ANSA: Oro:in calo a 1.678,75 dollari in Asia
- ANSA: Cambi: euro in rialzo a 1,3295 dollari
- ANSA: Boeing: 787 Dreamliner restano a terra
- Aljazeera: US officials in Japan to examine Dreamliner
- Financial Times: IEA warns on tightening oil market
- Aljazeera: Netanyahu vows to not dismantle settlements
- Aljazeera: Lebanon minister escapes convoy attack unhurt
- Financial Times: Ned Kelly given final farewell
- Aljazeera: Thousands call for election boycott in Jordan
- Financial Times: Boeing chief faces tough challenge on 787
- Financial Times: Morgan Stanley swings to quarterly profit
- Huffington Post: Armed School Security Guard Clark Arnold Leaves Gun Unattended In Student Bathroom
- Huffington Post: Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys Get Matchy-Matchy In Leather Tops At Sundance (PHOTOS)
- Huffington Post: Red Lobster Takeout Container Contains Offensive Note (PHOTO)
- Huffington Post: John Geddes, New York Times Managing Editor, Taking Buyout
ANSA: Petrolio: in calo a 93,87 dollari Posted: 16 Jan 2013 11:15 PM PST Brent a 109,56 dollari |
ANSA: Oro:in calo a 1.678,75 dollari in Asia Posted: 16 Jan 2013 11:16 PM PST Perde lo 0,1% |
ANSA: Cambi: euro in rialzo a 1,3295 dollari Posted: 16 Jan 2013 11:21 PM PST yen a 117,82 |
ANSA: Boeing: 787 Dreamliner restano a terra Posted: 17 Jan 2013 07:06 AM PST |
Aljazeera: US officials in Japan to examine Dreamliner Posted: 17 Jan 2013 10:30 PM PST Aviation experts to inspect Boeing 787 forced to make an emergency landing at Takamatsu airport due to battery problems. |
Financial Times: IEA warns on tightening oil market Posted: 18 Jan 2013 01:21 AM PST International Energy Agency revises up forecast for global oil demand growth both for 2012 and 2013, citing higher consumption in China, US and Brazil |
Aljazeera: Netanyahu vows to not dismantle settlements Posted: 18 Jan 2013 01:57 AM PST Israeli prime minister pledges to not make any settlers leave occupied West Bank if he wins Tuesday's general election. |
Aljazeera: Lebanon minister escapes convoy attack unhurt Posted: 18 Jan 2013 04:14 AM PST Faisal Karami, the sports and youth minister, unharmed after an attack on his convoy in the northern city of Tripoli. |
Financial Times: Ned Kelly given final farewell Posted: 18 Jan 2013 06:04 AM PST More than 300 people attend a memorial service for Australia's infamous outlaw ahead of his burial – 100 years after he was hanged for murder |
Aljazeera: Thousands call for election boycott in Jordan Posted: 18 Jan 2013 07:36 AM PST Protesters reject "cosmetic elections" and demand King Abdullah II cede some of his powers as part of reforms. |
Financial Times: Boeing chief faces tough challenge on 787 Posted: 18 Jan 2013 08:22 AM PST Jim McNerney, who stabilised the group and repaired its reputation when he became chief in 2005, will now have to try and salvage the Dreamliner's image |
Financial Times: Morgan Stanley swings to quarterly profit Posted: 18 Jan 2013 10:51 AM PST Investment bank's shares jump as it reports boost from trading amid efforts to reorient the business towards retail brokerage and wealth management |
Huffington Post: Armed School Security Guard Clark Arnold Leaves Gun Unattended In Student Bathroom Posted: 18 Jan 2013 10:59 AM PST The National Rifle Association sparked controversy in the weeks following Wayne LaPierre's call to place armed guards in every school. LaPierre called such a move "the one thing that would keep people safe," but one that may have backfired for a charter school that took his advice to heart. While President Barack Obama and gun control supporters have expressed skepticism about staffing schools with armed guards, Chatfield School in Lapeer, Mich. -- like LaPierre -- felt that its students and staff would be safer with such security measures. So school officials announced last week that they had hired retired county sheriff Clark Arnold to serve as Chatfield's armed security officer. Read More... More on Education: Michigan |
Huffington Post: Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys Get Matchy-Matchy In Leather Tops At Sundance (PHOTOS) Posted: 18 Jan 2013 11:04 AM PST Alicia Keys and Jennifer Hudson clearly got the memo that leather is on-trend. The two Grammy Award-winning singers were looking like twins Thursday night in leather accented ensembles at the Sundance Film Festival premiere of their new film project "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete." Alicia, who produced the film, and Jennifer, who stars in it, opted for edgy looks consisting of leather tops, skinny jeans and black leather boots. Coincidence? Perhaps. However, the film's gritty plot line -- two inner-city kids forced to survive on the streets after their mothers are taken away by authorities -- doesn't really invoke ultra-feminine frocks. We're loving the versatility of the leather pieces. Alicia's leather-paneled sweater looks warm and cozy when teamed with the white turtle, while JHud's short-sleeve leather button-down is fastened all the way to the top, which is giving a total hipster vibe. Read More... |
Huffington Post: Red Lobster Takeout Container Contains Offensive Note (PHOTO) Posted: 18 Jan 2013 11:05 AM PST A couple dining at a Red Lobster restaurant outside Albany, N.Y., were surprised to find a bizarrely offensive note written on their takeout container, the Times Union reports. Cherry Ryan and her husband were eating dinner at the Colonie seafood restaurant when they had what seemed like a pretty minor argument with their waiter over the bill. When the couple looked at their takeout box the next day, they were "shocked and disturbed" to find the words "Rooster & Bitch Box" (or "Boy") written across the top, according to the report. Read More... |
Huffington Post: John Geddes, New York Times Managing Editor, Taking Buyout Posted: 18 Jan 2013 11:06 AM PST John Geddes, a longtime managing editor at the New York Times, has taken a buyout and will be stepping down in a few months, the paper reported Friday. "I've arrived at that magical spot where a buyout offer miraculously appears and presents me with new opportunities," Geddes wrote in a note to the Times' staff. "...After serving four executive editors, it is time for new horizons." Geddes, who has been a managing editor for a decade, becomes the highest-ranking Times journalist to depart the paper during the Times' latest round of restructuring. In December, editor Jill Abramson announced that she was seeking to cut the newsroom by 30 positions to reduce expenses. Recently, reports have More on Newspapers |
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