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• ANSA: Borsa: Madrid chiude invariata
• ANSA: Spread Btp chiude a 160 punti base
• ANSA: Lavoro:Poletti, primi segnali inversione
• ANSA: Alitalia studia tagli fino 20% stipendi
• Aljazeera: Nigeria's kidnapped girls sold into marriage
• Financial Times: Abe steps up salesmanship abroad
• Aljazeera: Neanderthals 'as clever as modern humans'
• Financial Times: Danske Bank almost doubles its profits
• Financial Times: Reasons to be wary of African debt growth
• Aljazeera: South Sudan peace talks resume in Ethiopia
• Financial Times: Australia weighs more austere future
• Aljazeera: IOC official tones down Rio 2016 warning
• Huffington Post: 50 Of The Best Kids Books Published In The Last 25 Years
• Huffington Post: You Can Now Sext In More Ways Than Ever Thanks To New Snapchat Features
• Huffington Post: Cancer Plus Chemo Might Put Your Job At Risk
• Huffington Post: Madelynn Taylor, Idaho Lesbian Veteran Who Was Denied Burial Next To Wife, Offered New Plot

ANSA: Borsa: Madrid chiude invariata Posted: 30 Apr 2014 09:06 AM PDT Indice Ibex 35 a 10.459 punti

ANSA: Spread Btp chiude a 160 punti base Posted: 30 Apr 2014 09:20 AM PDT Tasso giù a minimo storico del 3,06%

ANSA: Lavoro:Poletti, primi segnali inversione Posted: 30 Apr 2014 09:49 AM PDT Disoccupazione ancora drammaticamente alta, c'è impegno governo

ANSA: Alitalia studia tagli fino 20% stipendi Posted: 30 Apr 2014 09:56 AM PDT Misure azienda varrebbero 43 mln, ma sindacati stimano 125 mln

Aljazeera: Nigeria's kidnapped girls sold into marriage Posted: 01 May 2014 01:07 AM PDT More than 200 kidnapped girls and women have been reportedly sold into marriage with their Boko Haram abductors for $12.

Financial Times: Abe steps up salesmanship abroad Posted: 01 May 2014 02:31 AM PDT Japan's PM has been engaged in dogged salesmanship, pitching his vision on overseas tours of his country's reinvigorated foreign and economic policy

Aljazeera: Neanderthals 'as clever as modern humans' Posted: 01 May 2014 03:15 AM PDT Dutch study says archaeological evidence shows no difference between Neanderthals and homo sapiens who replaced them.

Financial Times: Danske Bank almost doubles its profits Posted: 01 May 2014 03:22 AM PDT Full-year net profit will hit upper end of previous DKr9bn-DKr12bn target once proceeds from the sale of the Nets payment company are included

Financial Times: Reasons to be wary of African debt growth Posted: 01 May 2014 03:46 AM PDT Is the rapid growth in Africa's debt capital markets a healthy opening up of investment opportunities, or another sign of a global credit bubble?

Aljazeera: South Sudan peace talks resume in Ethiopia Posted: 01 May 2014 04:48 AM PDT The US secretary of state, John Kerry, arrives for talks aimed to end civil conflict in South Sudan.

Financial Times: Australia weighs more austere future Posted: 01 May 2014 05:46 AM PDT A host of cost-saving measures are being proposed but many in Australia are asking if they are necessary when the economy is growing 3% a year

Aljazeera: IOC official tones down Rio 2016 warning Posted: 01 May 2014 07:52 AM PDT IOC VP John Coates wants to deliver 'great Games' after earlier saying preparations were the 'worst' he had experienced.

Huffington Post: 50 Of The Best Kids Books Published In The Last 25 Years Posted: 01 May 2014 07:59 AM PDT Little kids may insist you read the same books over and over at bedtime (sometimes more than once in the same night), but that doesn't mean you can't stop trying to add variety to the mix. This new list, compiled by Reach Out and Read -- a nonprofit organization that advocates for literacy -- and book recommendation site Goodreads will help you do just that. Goodreads came up with the idea for this list as a way to celebrate Reach Out and Read's 25th anniversary. Together, the two put together fifty top picks published in that time period. Whether you are looking for popular classics or a few unknown gems, you'll certainly find something great to add to the rotation here. 1989 Read More... More on Children's Books

Huffington Post: You Can Now Sext In More Ways Than Ever Thanks To New Snapchat Features Posted: 01 May 2014 08:00 AM PDT Snapchat is leaning into the second syllable of its name. In a blog post Thursday, the messaging service announced a new feature called "Chat" that will let people send text messages and make video calls through Snapchat. Yes, it's called Snapchat Chat. Of course, the text messages won't be like regular SMS messages -- they'll disappear, just like Snapchat photos and video messages. Read More...

Huffington Post: Cancer Plus Chemo Might Put Your Job At Risk Posted: 01 May 2014 08:02 AM PDT Imagine that you've just been told you have cancer. The good news is that it's early stage. Still, your doctor believes a course of chemotherapy would boost your survival odds. Then this week you read the headline, "Chemo for breast cancer increases unemployment risk." What are you supposed to do now? Read More...

Huffington Post: Madelynn Taylor, Idaho Lesbian Veteran Who Was Denied Burial Next To Wife, Offered New Plot Posted: 01 May 2014 08:02 AM PDT By Laura Zuckerman SALMON, Idaho, April 30 (Reuters) - A retired U.S. Army colonel on Wednesday offered up his burial plot in the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery to a veteran barred by state marriage laws and military rules from interring her ashes and those of her dead lesbian spouse. The push by U.S. Navy veteran Madelynn Taylor and a woman she married out-of-state comes as four Idaho lesbian couples are challenging the state's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage and a broader debate over gay nuptials nationwide. Taylor told a Boise TV station the state military cemetery denied the pair burial as they did not have the Idaho marriage license required under its rules. Her longtime lesbian partner, Jean Mixner, died in 2012. "I am happy to give my fellow veteran that small peace of mind," retired U.S. Army Colonel Barry Johnson, a 27-year veteran, wrote in an open letter published on Wednesday in the Idaho Statesman newspaper. "And I do it to honor all the great Americans I've served with along the way - gay, straight, whatever." It was unclear if the cemetery would allow the transfer. The Idaho Division of Veterans Services said the cemetery's policy remains unchanged. Taylor was undergoing surgery at a veterans hospital in Seattle on Wednesday and could not be reached for comment. Earlier this month, Taylor told KBOI, the Boise TV station, that she was not surprised the Western state moved to bar the couple's burial. She described the policy as yet another act of discrimination "in death as well as life." "I don't see where the ashes of a couple of old lesbians are going to hurt anybody," she said. Idaho's Republican Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter said in a statement that voters in the state spoke in 2006 by approving a constitutional amendment defining marriage as between a man and a woman. (Reporting by Laura Zuckerman in Salmon, Idaho; Editing by Eric M. Johnson and; Edwina Gibbs) Read More... More on LGBT

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