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Stones on show at film premiere
The Rolling Stones attend the premiere of their "rockumentary", Shine A Light, in London's West End.
BBC News - April 2, 2008
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State of the Art: Fast Camera Turns Time Every Which Way
The FX-1 camera from Casio allows users to snap 60 shots a second, and that?s just the beginning.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Auto Sales Are Down Again, but G.M. and Toyota Are Optimistic
Sales for each of the nation?s four largest automakers fell last month, prompting some executives to forecast a gloomy spring, a period that typically posts strong sales.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Retailer Settles With MasterCard Over Data Theft
TJX Companies said that it would pay up to $24 million as part of a settlement with MasterCard over a security breach that put credit card data for tens of millions of shoppers at risk.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
pratically speaking: Using the Human Touch to Solve Workplace Problems
Employers are finding sensitive and novel solutions to unusual employee woes.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Fannie Mae Tightens Loan Standard to Protect Itself
The mortgage buyer has told lenders that it will require a minimum credit score for the loans it buys as it tries to protect itself from record foreclosures sweeping the country.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Court Approves Review of Countrywide Practices
A federal judge has authorized an examination of the mortgage processing systems of the lending giant by bankruptcy investigators seeking evidence that the company systematically abuses borrowers.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
New Subscribers Drive R.I.M.?s Quarter
The maker of the BlackBerry device said that its fourth-quarter profit and sales more than doubled as it increased its subscriber base and shipped about 4.4 million of its smart phones.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Europe Starts Inquiry Into Northern Rock Aid
The European Commission opened a formal investigation into the bailout of the British lender, a process expected to set a precedent on government aid within the 27-nation bloc.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Shares Down Slightly as Oil Prices Rise
Wall Street turned lower as investors worried that a jump in oil prices could be another signal that consumers are under stress in an economy that is showing signs of a recession.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Google to Lay Off About 300 at DoubleClick
In the first sizable layoffs in its history, Google is cutting about a quarter of the American operations of DoubleClick, the advertising technology company that it acquired recently.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Mugabe Loses Parliament in Zimbabwe
President Robert G. Mugabe and his ruling party have lost control of the nation?s Parliament, election returns showed on Wednesday. Will the presidency itself be next?
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Pakistan?s Disgraced A-Bomb Creator Hopes to be Freed
Abdul Qadeer Khan, who confessed four years ago to having run an illicit global nuclear proliferation network, expressed hope that the new government would end his house arrest.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
NATO Allies Oppose Bush on Georgia and Ukraine
President Bush?s position on what NATO?s relationship with Ukraine and Georgia should be contradicts the German and French government positions.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
France Tries to Aid Woman Held by Colombian Rebels
Details of the effort to treat and possibly free the 46-year-old woman, Ingrid Betancourt, who holds dual French and Colombian citizenship, were vague.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
The Lede: Boycott Questions for China?s Olympics
A growing number of lawmakers pressure President Bush.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
City Room: The City Council?s Biggest No-Shows
A Bronx councilwoman has missed 203 of 608 hearings and full Council meetings since 2004, giving her the worst attendance record. Only 19 of her absences were excused, Council records show.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Robot Ship Cleared to Dock With Space Station
Managers of the International Space Station on Wednesday cleared Europe?s new Jules Verne cargo ship for its first docking with the orbiting research outpost.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
Walsh to Talk to Thomas Before Deciding His Fate
Donnie Walsh, the new president of basketball operations for the Knicks, said he?ll wait before deciding what Isiah Thomas?s future with the team will be.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
City Room: Federal Judge Dismisses ?Borat? Suit
The judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by a man who was randomly accosted -- and touched -- by Sacha Baron Cohen on a Midtown street for the movie "Borat." The man argued that his likeness had been used for commercial purposes without consent.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
United Cancels 31 Flights for Inspections
United Airlines temporarily removed its fleet of Boeing 777 aircraft from service to allow for inspections, resulting in cancellation of 31 flights, the airline said.
New York Times - April 2, 2008
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SHOULD AMERICAN TAXPAYERS PAY THE TAB TO BAILOUT THE BIG THREE AUTOMAKERS?
NO WAY, NO HOW!!!
YES, THE INDUSTRY IS MUCH TOO IMPORTANT FOR US TO LET IT FAIL.
IT DEPENDS ON THE TERMS OF THE DEAL. WHAT INTEREST RATE WILL THEY PAY FOR THE CASH? WHAT DO WE GET AS COLLATERAL?
LET'S BAILOUT TWO OF THE THREE AND LET ONE FAIL. THEY SHOULD COMPETE TO BE IN THE TOP TWO BY CUTTING COSTS AND WAGES!
YES, BECAUSE WE CAN SAVE THEM JUST LIKE WE SAVED THE BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, ETC.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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 WILL AMERICA COME TOGETHER AFTER THE ELECTION?
October 30, 2008 - November 4, 2008

WHY VOTERS ARE FURIOUS ABOUT THE BAILOUT PACKAGE.
October 5, 2008 - October 11, 2008

BOGUS POLL INTENDED TO BOOST OBAMA.
September 27, 2008 - October 4, 2008

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