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- Financial Times: Sergio Ermotti, chief executive, UBS
- ANSA: Petrolio: in rialzo a 104,03 dollari
- ANSA: Oro: in rialzo a 1.329 dollari
- ANSA: Euro in calo a 1,38 dlr su parole Draghi
- Financial Times: Sceptics underestimate Japan policy shift
- Aljazeera: Saudi Arabia jails 13 for security offences
- Financial Times: Peugeot launches plan to restore profits
- Aljazeera: Trial begins for Gaddafi sons and officials
- Aljazeera: 10,000 evacuated as Chile wildfire flares up
- ANSA: il nodo degli esuberi Poletti, vediamo il progetto
- Financial Times: A nod to the power of humour
- Aljazeera: Olympic great Phelps ending retirement
- Huffington Post: Four People Could Face Execution Again After Their Death Sentences Were Thrown Out In Court
- Huffington Post: Why Hispanic Stay-At-Home Moms May Be On To Something
- Huffington Post: Boko Haram: What You Need To Know About The Nigerian Extremist Group
- Huffington Post: GOP Senate Candidate In Georgia Can't Decide If He Actually Hates Obamacare
| Financial Times: Sergio Ermotti, chief executive, UBS Posted: 13 Apr 2014 06:47 AM PDT The head of the Swiss bank is pushing through a radical strategy after taking the helm in 2011 in the wake of a rogue trading scandal |
| ANSA: Petrolio: in rialzo a 104,03 dollari Posted: 13 Apr 2014 11:00 PM PDT Brent cresce a 108,04 dollari |
| ANSA: Oro: in rialzo a 1.329 dollari Posted: 13 Apr 2014 11:03 PM PDT Metallo in salita dell'1,3% con acuirsi tensioni Ucraina |
| ANSA: Euro in calo a 1,38 dlr su parole Draghi Posted: 13 Apr 2014 11:12 PM PDT Presidente Bce, possibili nuovi stimoli contro rafforzamento |
| Financial Times: Sceptics underestimate Japan policy shift Posted: 13 Apr 2014 11:20 PM PDT If the ECB took similar action as the BoJ, the markets would regard it as a paradigm shift; but because Japan has done it, somehow it does not count |
| Aljazeera: Saudi Arabia jails 13 for security offences Posted: 14 Apr 2014 01:09 AM PDT Men handed sentences up to a decade for aiding and financing conflicts abroad, conspiring, and harbouring suspects. |
| Financial Times: Peugeot launches plan to restore profits Posted: 14 Apr 2014 01:47 AM PDT Chief executive Carlos Tavares launches plan to cut model numbers and develop DS unit into standalone brand after suffering years of losses |
| Aljazeera: Trial begins for Gaddafi sons and officials Posted: 14 Apr 2014 03:21 AM PDT Saif al-Islam and Saadi Gaddafi among 38 former Libya regime figures accused of war crimes during 2011 uprising. |
| Aljazeera: 10,000 evacuated as Chile wildfire flares up Posted: 14 Apr 2014 04:27 AM PDT Blaze has killed 12 people, injured 500, engulfed 2,000 homes and forced 10,000 to flee - and it is flaring up again. |
| ANSA: il nodo degli esuberi Poletti, vediamo il progetto Posted: 14 Apr 2014 05:47 AM PDT Fino 3.000 posti a rischio; Maroni mette paletti su Malpensa |
| Financial Times: A nod to the power of humour Posted: 14 Apr 2014 06:47 AM PDT In diplomacy, in business communications and in defensive PR alike, being funny is immensely valuable |
| Aljazeera: Olympic great Phelps ending retirement Posted: 14 Apr 2014 09:26 AM PDT Twenty-two-time Olympic medalist Michael Phelps could return to swimming at Arena Grand Prix in Mesa, Arizona. |
| Posted: 14 Apr 2014 10:18 AM PDT Four people in North Carolina removed from death row could soon face the death penalty again. The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear two cases Monday over the fate of four prisoners whose sentences were thrown out under North Carolina's now-repealed Racial Justice Act. The Racial Justice Act allowed dozens of inmates to challenge their death sentences by pointing to racial bias in the prosecution, jury selection, and sentencing during the time of their trial. The original law was unique in allowing challenges based on statistical discrimination. It did not free any convicts; it only allowed judges to commute death sentences to life without parole. However, Republicans narrowed the Racial Justice Act's application of statistical evidence before repealing the act entirely in 2013. At issue now is which version of the law should apply to the cases of Marcus Robinson, Tilmon Golphin, Christina Walters, and Quintel Augustin. Read More... More on Death Row |
| Huffington Post: Why Hispanic Stay-At-Home Moms May Be On To Something Posted: 14 Apr 2014 10:21 AM PDT Hispanic women are more likely to be stay-at-home moms, and new research indicates this parenting trend is steadily increasing. According to data from the Pew Research Center, the number of mothers who now stay at home has rise from 23 percent in 1999 to 29 percent in 2012, with Hispanics, Asians and immigrant mothers most likely to remain in the home regardless of financial needs. A report on the new study from CNBC indicates the moms who are staying home are younger, less educated, more likely to just have a high school diploma, and are more likely to be in poverty. In fact almost a third of these moms are in poverty, staying home not because they want to but often because their workplace did not offer them reasonable childcare options. Read More... More on Life |
| Huffington Post: Boko Haram: What You Need To Know About The Nigerian Extremist Group Posted: 14 Apr 2014 10:21 AM PDT LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — More than 1,500 people have been killed so far this year in attacks blamed on the Nigerian radical group Boko Haram, whose name means "Western education is forbidden" in the local Hausa language. The terrorist network's mission is to force an Islamic state on Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation of some 170 million people divided almost equally between Muslims living mainly in the north and Christians in the south. Nigeria's Islamic extremist insurgency grew out of a 2009 riot led by Boko Haram members in Maiduguri, once home to the group's main mosque, that ended in a security forces' attack that killed some 700 people. The group's leader was shot and killed in police custody, fueling dissent that broke into the open in 2010 with the targeted killings of government officials, security agents and religious leaders who spoke out against the sect. Read More... More on Boko Haram |
| Huffington Post: GOP Senate Candidate In Georgia Can't Decide If He Actually Hates Obamacare Posted: 14 Apr 2014 10:23 AM PDT WASHINGTON -- If voters were to catch a glimpse of Rep. Jack Kingston's latest campaign ad, the Georgia Senate hopeful would appear to be just another Republican solidifying his opposition to Obamacare. In the spot, Kingston receives a fake voicemail from President Barack Obama urging him to "back off" the health care law, pointing out that Kingston voted 40 times to defund it. "Let me be clear," the voice says. "I do not want you in the Senate." Kingston then faces the camera and proudly states that "a call to stop fighting Obamacare is one call I'll never answer." Read More... More on Elections 2014 |
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