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Feb 20 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. The Times. LABOURS BIGGEST PRIVATE DONOR? TAX DODGE SPECIALISTS .
Cinderella star Lily James under scrutiny for tiny waist.
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HOUSE UNIT STUDIES 2D CLASS MAIL FEES; Post Office Plea for Rises on Newspapers, Magazines Runs Into Opposition
WASHINGTON, March 9 -- Century-old laws providing for low-cost circulation of periodicals as a means of promoting distribution of knowledge came today under official Congressional study as the Post Office Department requested multiplication of rates for handling second-class printed matter.. House com studies bill; ad and reading matter issue discussed; 3 types of changes listed; effect on certain pubs cited
Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 01/07/2015: Islamic State jihad.
Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 01/07/2015.. ���Syria: Isis chief executioner found beheaded with cigarette in his mouth,��� by Gianluca Mezzofiore, International Business Times, January 6, 2015 (thanks to Anne Crockett): In [���].
John Fairchild, Who Made Womens Wear Daily a Must-Read, Dies at 87
John Burr Fairchild was born in Newark on March 6, 1927, and grew up in Glen Ridge, N.J. His paternal grandfather, E. W. Fairchild, the son of a Dutch Reform minister, had begun WWD in 1910 to cover the garment business.. Among those who worked for.
Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 10/30/2014: * Sweden: Police.
���ISIS Runs School in Aleppo Named after Osama bin Laden [VIDEO],��� by Johnlee Varghese, International Business Times, October 29, 2014: In the embattled city of Aleppo, Syria there is a school named after Osama bin��.
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F.C.C. Plans to Authorize Low-Power Radio Stations Moving to open the radio airwaves to hundreds of small broadcasters, the federal government is planning to approve rules to allow educational, religious and community groups to run inexpensive, low-power FM radio stations.
Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 09/17/2014: Islamic State.
Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 09/17/2014: Islamic State creates jihad video game to inspire and train jihadis; characters scream ���Allahu Akbar��� and behead opponents. ���Turkey to Welcome Seven Muslim Brotherhood Exiles from Qatar,��� by Gianluca Mezzofiore, International Business Times, September 16, 2014 (thanks to Joshua): Turkish PM [sic] Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that Ankara would welcome seven top Muslim Brotherhood (MB) figures who are [���].
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New York Daily News Is Making The Most of a Scandal at Its Rival Over the last few years, The New York Daily News has taken its lumps from its cross-town tabloid rival, The New York Post, while also losing readers to it. Now The Daily News has pulled out all the stops in its coverage of accusations of attempted bribery involving a popular contributor to The Posts vaunted Page Six gossip column. [Page C1.] Little Known in U.S., Orkut Finds Fans in Brazil Orkut, the social networking service created by a Google software engineer named Orkut Buyukkokten, never really caught on in the United States, where MySpace rules teenage cyberspace. But it is nothing short of a cultural phenomenon in Brazil. [C1.] After the Hurricane, Two Newspapers Thrive The Biloxi Sun Herald of Mississippi and The Times-Picayune in New Orleans have rebuilt and reinvigorated their advertising bases and readership after Hurricane Katrina. [C1.] As Couric Moves, Networks Aim to Revive Evening News As Katie Couric moves to CBS, the networks know that they must find a way to bring down the median age of their news shows audience -- which now hovers at around 60 -- and reinvent their anchors as more than newsreaders behind a desk. [C1.] New Web Site Offers Outlet for Obscure Knowledge A new Web site, Squidoo.com, is offering Internet authors the chance to earn money on their obscure expertise. Squidoo features more than 21,000 so-called lenses, or sites devoted to various subjects, with many more being added daily. Each lens author is responsible for his postings, and according to Squidoos chief executive, Seth Godin, above, the site offers technology that is intended to make the pages easier for authors to maintain -- and more useful to readers -- than conventional blogs. Bob Tedeschi: E-Commerce Report. [C7.] An Abridged Version of the Web, on a Laptop A company called Webaroo plans to announce that Acer will begin selling laptops furnished with an abridged version of the Web. [C8.] Cable Companies Move to Close Wireless Gap In the race with the Bell companies to become one-stop shops for communications services, the countrys biggest cable companies are developing wireless products, the missing piece of their so-called quadruple-play bundle. The centerpiece of that effort is a venture involving Sprint Nextel and Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox Communications and Bright House Networks. [C4.] Debate Surrounds Wireless Network in San Francisco Since San Francisco selected Google and Earthlink to build a wireless network, the city has been at the center of a debate about the implications of the network on issues like privacy and advertising. [C5.]
Russian-Language Edition Of The Times Begins Today
The New York Times today introduces its first foreign-language edition, a biweekly paper in Russian called The New York Times News in Review. Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publisher of The Times, announced arrangements for the publication yesterday at a news conference at The Times. It is a joint venture with The Moscow News, a weekly paper that emerged in the mid-1980s as one of Russias first independent journalistic voices.
The Daily Digest: Highway price tag becomes clearer
. used a personal email account to conduct government business as secretary of state, State Department officials said, and may have violated federal requirements that officials correspondence be retained as part of the agencys record. (New York Times).
Economics Daily Digest: Oaklands minimum wage workers.
Click here to subscribe to Roosevelt First, our Monday through Friday morning email featuring the Daily Digest. New Study Shows Who Wins if Oakland Hikes Minimum Wage (San Francisco Business Times). Eric Young��.
Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 10/21/2014: * Al-Qaida calls for.
���Al-Qaida Magazine Resurgence Calls for Terrorist Attacks on Oil Tankers and McDonalds Boycott,��� by Umberto Bacchi, International Business Times, October 20, 2014: Al-Qaida has urged jihadist militants across the world��.
Digital Learning Companies Falling Short of Student Privacy.
Bits - Business, Innovation, Technology, Society. Yet, Cambium Learning Group and several other digital learning companies signed the pledge even though, at the time they joined, they had not begun full encryption, an elementary security measure.. Medium | Dave Pell, a publisher of a news digest, bemoans how the release of the Apple Watch was yet another reminder for him about how independent publishers are squeezed out of the race for multi-platform��.
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The Economy The appetite for American goods and services remains robust around the globe, a sign that exports are likely to remain a bright spot in the otherwise lackluster American economy. [ Page A1. ]
Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 08/13/2014 | Tennesseans.
���Jihadis Slam Robin William [sic] for Stand-up Routine from 2002,��� by Mangala Dilip, International Business Times, August 12, 2014: Veteran actor and comedian Robin Williams, 63, was found dead in his California home by��.
BROWN: EU EXIT WOULD MAKE UK NORTH KOREA
Bookmakers are bracing themselves for a potential battering on the opening day of Cheltenham, reports the Financial Times. Willie Mullins, the most. Virgin Atlantic has returned to profit, reports the Daily Telegraph. The airline, which is 51% owned.
Missionary Renegade: Democracy Now! Daily Digest: A.
Daily Digest: A Daily Independent Global News Hour with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonz��lez for Friday, March 6, 2015. Democracy Now! Daily Digest: A.. The Edmund Pettus Bridge is named for a Confederate general who escaped three times from capture. He was also grand dragon of the.. Their companies have profited. The business that they do, that the companies that some of those board members have, has grown tremendously over the past several years.
READEDERS DIGEST MARKS 45TH YEAR; Invites 90-Million Readers to Its Plush Chappaqua Home
CHAPPAQUA, N.Y., July 25 --A publication that is exceeded in worldwide distribution only by the Bible is celebrating its 45th anniversary.. 45th anniv
Study of TV Viewers Backs Twitters Claims to Be Barometer.
Nielsen, the data company best known for its TV ratings, hooked up about 300 people to brain monitors and followed their reactions as they watched new episodes of eight prime-time TV shows. Researchers then compared��.
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The Economy Industrial output fell much less in January than in the two previous months, the Government reported. Output was down 0.4 percent last month after declines averaging three times that much in November and December. The report provides a hint that the economys decline may be bottoming out. [ Page 1. ] Prices at the wholesale level edged down 0.1 percent in January, the Labor Department reported, as a big drop in energy costs helped provide a bright spot. The department said the decline in the Producer Price Index occurred in spite of a record jump in the cost of alcoholic beverages. [ 35. ] The nations trade deficit fell in December to a six-month low of $6.25 billion, the Commerce Department said. The improvement came from a decline in imports, reflecting a weak economy. [ 33. ] New software allows blind and nearly blind people to operate computers for the first time by choosing from on-screen pictures, icons and menus that represent instructions. It does so by basically acting as an interpreter that reads the images aloud. [ 33. ] Anyone shopping for a personal computer for home use faces a daunting array of options. Consumers World. [ 52. ] Companies Citibank will join the Cirrus network of automated teller machines. For years it refused to allow other banks customers to use its machines in the New York area. [ 33. ] In a setback for Hollywood studios and producers, the White House threw its weight behind proposals to end restrictions that bar TV networks from syndicating programs they broadcast. [ 33. ] U S West will pay a $10 million fine for several violations, one of which was termed unfair competition against A.T.&T. It was the largest antitrust fine ever levied by the Justice Department. [ 33. ] The airlines widening trans-Atlantic fare war has failed to generate the initial surge in bookings produced by earlier domestic fare cuts, a number of travel agents said. [ 34. ] The sale to Northwest of 67 of Easterns takeoff and landing slots and 5 gates at Washington National was approved by a Federal bankruptcy court. United wanted the slots, but the Justice Department objected, citing antitrust concerns. [ 34. ] Chrysler said it might have to eliminate 3,000 of its 27,000 white-collar jobs, or about 11 percent. [ 35. ] Workers striking Alliant Techsystems, a military contractor, are facing a chilly response from townspeople. [ 10. ] Senior Daily News and Tribune Company executives met with union leaders in talks that could determine the papers fate. [ 29. ] International Talks on liberalizing global trade may resume soon among low-level negotiators, a GATT spokesman said. [ 37. ] Markets Stocks advanced sharply in the wake of Iraqs surprise offer to leave Kuwait. Registering its third new high for the year in the last five days, the Dow jumped 2 percent, to 2,934.65, ahead 57.42 for the day and 103.96 for the week. [ 33. ] Prices of Treasury securities were mixed, with bills and notes slightly lower and the longer maturities showing small gains. [ 36. ] Oil prices plunged on news that Iraq said it would consider pulling out of Kuwait. Crude fell $1.44, to $20.88. [ 42. ] The dollar rose against leading currencies after Iraqs offer and a Government report that raised concerns about inflation. Gold prices fell. [ 42. ] Todays Columns For people caught in the wave of layoffs sweeping the nations businesses, there is one bit of encouraging news from the I.R.S. Your Money. [ 34. ] A new form of chess that uses a flat board with 28 rows arranged in the shape of a vortex has been patented. Patents. [ 34. ]
B1bl3 NEWS �� Bitcoin Daily Digest: Ulbricht found guilty.
Taking industry figures from a new report by the digital currency payment processor BitPay, the International Business Times reports there are now over 100,000 merchants world-wide accepting Bitcoin as payment. 54% of��.
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Markets The stock market rally steamed further into uncharted territory, shoving the Dow past 3,200 for the first time. Just a week after passing 3,100, the Dow closed at 3,201.48, up 29.07. [ Page 33. ]
U.S. Census Bureau Daily Feature for March 12
There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a .
Heinlein: Not from around here, and thats just fine
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Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 12/03/2014: * Cruz: You cant.
. 0 comments. Jihad Watch Daily Digest for 12/03/2014. ���Pakistani pop singer begs forgiveness after being accused of blasphemy,��� by Ludovica Iaccino, International Business Times, December 2, 2014: [���] comments��.
The Daily Digest: Tax cuts coming?
Minnesota House Republicans went to work on their pledge to give back to taxpayers a majority of the states nearly $1.9 billion budget surplus. (MPR News). MinnPost explains how Minnesotas budget process works. (MinnPost). The owner of Minnesotas .
BUSINESS DIGEST: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1986
Companies Delta agreed to acquire Western in an $860 million deal that is expected to kindle interest in other carriers serving the West. Westerns stockholders are to get $12.50 for each share they own, half in cash and the balance in Delta stock. Western, based in Los Angeles, would initially be operated as a Delta subsidiary, although operations would be consolidated within a year of the merger. [ Page A1. ] Prudentials chairman and chief executive will resign early next year. Robert A. Beck, 60, will be succeeded by Robert C. Winters, 54, a vice chairman. Mr. Becks tenure as chief, which began in 1978, was marked by aggressive growth and diversification that turned Prudential into a major player in financial services. [ d1. ]
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Times Co.s Strategy: Dominate Northeast
With its $1.1 billion purchase of The Boston Globe, The New York Times Company is taking the biggest step in its 20-year effort to move beyond metropolitan New York and its flagship newspaper, further hedging its financial future. The Globe purchase certainly advances that goal, analysts and consultants agree. But the question raised by the purchase, they say, is whether it is smart to make a huge bet on the Northeast, a region whose economic outlook is uncertain, and on the newspaper business, an industry often regarded as mature.
Daily Digest: Archbishop Justin condemns terror attacks in.
ITV/BBC/Int Business Times/Tel/Mail Reports that the Archbishop of Canterbury has condemned terror attacks in Libya, Denmark and Nigeria in recent days, calling for deep compassion for the bereaved and killed.
READ IN: Crashing The Party Edition
(Time). -- Stock futures are up slightly after the Dow lost 27 points on Wednesday. Asian markets closed higher, and European markets are mixed in early trading. C1: Take time to digest the long reads. -- A former Syrian military police photographer.
BUSINESS DIGEST: THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1986
Companies Lockheed agreed to buy Sanders Associates for $60 a share in cash, or $1.2 billion, in a deal that would protect Sanders from a bid by another party. The acquisition would mark a major expansion into the military electronics business for Lockheed, which has specialized in building aircraft and missiles. Sanders had been fighting a hostile bid from Loral for $50 a share. The move appears to reflect a broader consolidation in the aerospace industry as companies face slower growth in procurement. [ Page D1. ] An erosion of I.B.M.s lead in personal computers forced the company to cut the wholesale price of several personal computer models. Retailers had complained that price cutting - sparked by the success of computer clones from overseas - had cut deeply into their profits from I.B.M. equipment. [ D1. ]
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UPDATE 1-Market Chatter-Corporate finance press digest- March 11
Google Inc is in talks to buy Indian mobile advertising network InMobi and will soon initiate a technology due diligence to be followed by discussions on commercial terms, the Economic Times reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. (bit.ly.
Brian Williamss and Jon Stewarts Common Ground
Mr. Williams managed to convey gravitas and self-awareness at the same time while sitting atop one of the best television news operations in the business. They were kings of their respective crafts. But now they are both done,. It is telling that.
F1 Fanatic round-up: Dennis: Alonso crash remarks.
Your daily digest of F1 news, views, features and more. Dennis: I failed... If they are not going to part with all they have for their own business, why should you part with anything you have for someone elses business? You are not an. If they cant see it fit to part with some sum of money themselves, why should it be expected of you to invest an equal amount of time or money for something that isnt even yours, and for a situation that was non of your making. Reply.
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4K UHD Digest: New PS4s And Xbox Ones Predicted, 4K Sales Rocket, 4K TV.
After far too many months where youd be forgiven for thinking the only people interested in 4K (which increases the resolution of your TV pictures from 1920��1080 pixels to 3840��2160 pixels) were TV manufacturers desperate to put some value back into .
The Daily Digest: No ���credible��� MOA threat
Also on the congressional agenda: the difficult business of how the United States should wage war against terrorist organizations such as the Islamic State. (Washington Post). Two months in to Republican control of the Senate, Minnesotas two.
The Advanced Biofuels Associations RFS Gambit: The.
Even if your company has a business plan that works when a barrel of oil costs $50 and at todays RIN prices, capital markets now question whether the support provided by the RFS will exist after 2022.. After working with EPA since 2009 to attempt to get pathways approved, feedstocks approved, annual volume requirements released on time, only to frequently be told from the agency that they do not have sufficient legal authority to.. The Biofuels Digest newsletter.
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Decision Is Expected Today On Anti-Pornography Law A Federal judge in Philadelphia is expected to decide today whether to issue a preliminary injunction that would block a Federal law meant to shield children from commercial pornography on the Web. Supporters of the Child On-Line Protection Act say the law is aimed at free samples offered by pornography sites and assert that it seeks not to purge the Web of adult entertainment but to place it behind childproof electronic gates. Critics of the law say that it could force a variety of Web site operators to choose between self-censorship or prison. For example, Mitchell S. Tepper, above, who runs the Sexual Health Network, a site with sex information for the disabled, said he feared his candid material could put his site in jeopardy. [Page C4.]
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Empire in Trouble Olympia & York pressed its lenders to allow it to control its prized properties in New York and London after fighting a losing battle to avoid bankruptcy. [ Page 1. ]
PRESS DIGEST- New York Times business news - March 12
John Catsimatidis, the billionaire owner of the Gristedes supermarket chain, is considering making a bid for the Daily News in New York. (nyti.ms/1xf3YmM). (Compiled by Shivam Srivastava in Bengaluru). FILED UNDER: Stocks · Regulatory News · MandA.
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I appreciate that this news is difficult for you to digest: Staff told that.
I appreciate that this news is difficult for you to digest. But I want to reassure you that my aim throughout this process will be to do the right thing for the business to ensure the Daily News and its brilliant staff have the best opportunity to.
PRESS DIGEST- British Business - Feb 23
The former foreign secretary, along with Tory MP Malcolm Rifkind, were secretly filmed by the Daily Telegraph in a joint investigation with Channel 4s Dispatches programme apparently offering to use their influence in return for money. (bit.ly/18f73xt).
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3 Charts Explain Why Democrats Went Nuclear on the.
I am not going to feel badly for the republicans, and this is a time to demand that the democrats stop being republican-lites and start the business of saving the middle class, getting a jobs bill, fixing problems with the ACA website, getting us out of world conflicts and start investing IN America. We should let the democrats. things to compensate. Let me digest the thought he wasnt all bad. smiles.. Colbert was on the Daily Show before Jon was. And he does his show��.
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Too Far Back. Digging up Mr. McKEES antisuffrage views as of the year 1915 is really too much. Digging up any persons views of eighteen years ago on any subject is absurd; and they have been such eighteen years!. eds
