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Richemont chairman Johann Rupert to take 'grey gap... Billionaire 62-year-old to take 12 months off from Cartier and Montblanc luxury goods groupRichemont's chairman and founder Johann Rupert is to take a year off from September, leaving management of the...

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Cambodia: aftermath of fatal shoe factory collapse... Workers clear rubble following the collapse of a shoe factory in Kampong Speu, Cambodia, on Thursday

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Spate of recent shock departures by 50-something CEOs While the rising financial rewards of running a modern multinational have been well publicised, executive recruiters say the pressures of the job have also been ratcheted upOn approaching his 60th birthday...

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UK Uncut loses legal challenge over Goldman Sachs tax... While judge agreed the deal was 'not a glorious episode in the history of the Revenue', he ruled it was not unlawfulCampaign group UK Uncut Legal Action has lost its high court challenge over the legality...

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Eurozone crisis live: Japan's strong growth figures... PM Shinzo Abe's stimulus package could generate feelgood factor needed to end two decades of stagnant growthPhillip Inman

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Iraq War Resister Kimberly Rivera Sentenced to 14 Months in Military Prison After Deportation by Harper Government

Posted by sysadmin | Posted on 30-04-2013

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TORONTO, ONTARIO–(Marketwired – April 30, 2013) - On Monday afternoon, during a court-martial hearing at Fort Carson, Colorado, Kimberly Rivera was sentenced to 14 months in military prison and a dishonourable discharge after publicly expressing her conscientious objection to the Iraq War while in Canada. A pre-trial agreement capped the sentence at 10 months of confinement and a bad conduct discharge.

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AUDIO: Is signature too ‘loopy’ for dollars?

Posted by admin | Posted on 13-01-2013

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Americans have been expressing their dismay at Jack Lew’s “ridiculous” signature, which is likely to end up on newly printed dollar bills. Emma Bache, a graphologist, says he should not change it.

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Spain’s troubles continue with Moody’s downgrade

Posted by admin | Posted on 14-06-2012

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Rating agency Moody’s downgraded Spain by three notches on Wednesday, expressing concern about the government’s debt load and its access to financial markets.

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Quebec student talks resume amid more protests

Posted by admin | Posted on 30-05-2012

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The second day of talks between student groups and the Quebec government is underway, with all sides expressing optimism that progress can be made.

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Chernobyl charity chief encourages residents

Posted by admin | Posted on 12-03-2012

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The Irish head of a charity for children affected by the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster visited Minamisoma, Fukushima Prefecture, near the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, on the one-year anniversary Sunday of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that triggered the Fukushima crisis.
Adi Roche, chief executive officer of the Cork, Ireland-based Chernobyl Children International charity group, met with Minamisoma Mayor Katsunobu Sakurai and delivered a message from Irish President Michael Higgins expressing solidarity with residents of the city, the southern part of which is in the no-go zone.

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Teen ballerina brings home prize

Posted by admin | Posted on 06-02-2012

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Teenage dancer Madoka Sugai returned to Japan early Monday after winning the top prize at the prestigious Prix de Lausanne ballet competition in Switzerland last week.
“I want to become a dancer who can move audiences,” the 17-year-old from Kanagawa Prefecture told reporters at Narita airport, expressing gratitude to her supporters.

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