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Starwood to Buy Luxury Brands

Starwood Capital Group agreed yesterday to buy a controlling stake in Taittinger and Soci�t� du Louvre, the French luxury companies.
New York Times - July 22, 2005
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House Beats Back Challenges to Patriot Act

The House moved toward permanently extending virtually all the key antiterrorism provisions of the USA Patriot Act.
New York Times - July 22, 2005

New York Starts to Inspect Bags on the Subways

In response to the London bombings, riders at some of the city's busiest subway stations will be asked to open their bags for a check.
New York Times - July 22, 2005

North Korea Ties New Issue to 50's War

North Korea said that the crisis over its nuclear weapons program could be resolved if the U.S. was willing to normalize relations.
New York Times - July 22, 2005

U.S. Calls Revaluation a Good Start for Beijing

The Bush administration welcomed China's move toward a more flexible currency, but the cautious shift may not be enough to cool the anti-China sentiments in Congress.
New York Times - July 22, 2005

Maytag rejects higher bid offer

Hoover maker Maytag backs a takeover bid from private equity group Ripplewood, despite a higher offer from rival Whirlpool.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Troubled Delta sees losses narrow

Delta Air Lines, the troubled US carrier which is fighting to stave off bankruptcy, reports narrower quarterly losses.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Armed gang raids Peru gold mine

Robbers in Peru shoot dead two people and steal more than $1m of gold and silver from a mine in the south of the country.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Bafta to honour Elizabeth Taylor

Actress Dame Elizabeth Taylor will be honoured by the Los Angeles branch of Bafta in November.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

NHS 'threatening' private sector

The private healthcare sector is "under threat" from changes to the NHS, a report has warned.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Five new school diplomas by 2008

England's qualifications watchdog believes the move to a new diploma system can be accelerated.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Google site 'used by drug gang'

Brazilian police have arrested 10 people accused of selling drugs via Google's community site Orkut.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

New trained teachers out of work

Teacher Training Agency figures confirm the trouble many primary school trainees have had in finding jobs.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Motorcyclist dies after accident

A motorcyclist dies and an 11-year-old girl is critical after separate road accidents in counties Antrim and Down.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Green light for Borders rail link

Plans to reopen the Waverley rail line in the Borders are approved by a Holyrood committee.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

One free IVF treatment for all

All patients will get be eligible for a free round of IVF providing they meet certain criteria - previously only available in south Wales.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Rice in surprise visit to Beirut

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrives in the Lebanese capital, Beirut for an unscheduled visit.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Protests over Pakistan clampdown

Islamic parties in Pakistan hold protests against a crackdown on suspected extremists following bombings in London.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Soldiers' bodies flown back home

The bodies of three Staffordshire Regiment soldiers are flown back to the UK.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Rolls Royce to hold strike talks

Rolls Royce and unions are set for talks after staff staged an unofficial walk out to protest the sacking of a union official.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

Coca-Cola still world's top brand

Coca-Cola is the world's top brand for the fourth year in a row, as US firms continue to dominate, a survey says.
BBC News - July 22, 2005

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