The week in Latin America: Unrest continues in Chile Los Angeles Times (blog) What started as a student movement for education reform has grown into calls for a reshaped constitution aimed at what demonstrators call an unequal distribution of wealth in Latin America'smost stable economy. Pinera on Friday invited the movement ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Argentine president brokers 25 percent minimum wage hike in talks between ... Washington Post The minimum wage in Argentina is already among the highest in Latin America. The latest increase raises it to $2300 pesos, or about $550 a month. Private analysts say that Argentina also has one of the highest inflation rates in Latin America, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Police warn residents of latest lottery scam Sierra Vista Herald In two instances of this scam, the victims were asked to send money to either Mexico or South America for $600000 in supposed winnings. During the first incident, after the victim received a call from a person impersonating an officer using a fake name ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Latest chapter in wave of Nordic crime novels Irish Independent South America doesn't have crime novels; nobody writes them, nobody reads them. In Africa, they don't exist." The fact that it is mainly middle-class women that read crime is not lost on Liza. This is perhaps one of the reasons her books are selling so ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Obama influences Zuma in Zim mediation: Tsvangirai Bulawayo24 Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai wrote a sensational letter to President Obama in December 2009. It is this document that reveals the American leader's "crucial dialogue" with the South African leader on his mediation efforts in Zimbabwe. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Emerging markets rop up visitor numbers in B.C. Vancouver Sun And while visitors from the Middle Kingdom and other Asian or Latin American countries - especially Brazil and Mexico - won't offset the number of Americans scared off by Canada's high dollar, their numbers keep climbing this summer as incomes rise ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Pablo Milanes kicks off historic US tour Middle East North Africa Financial Network Milanes gave it his all on the opening-night performance of his tour of American concert halls, but for his fans, most of them Latin American immigrants, the two-hour concert wasn't enough and they made the singer from Bayamo, Cuba, come back on stage ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Camels await riders at the pyramids in Giza, Egypt. (Lisa Krieger/Staff) San Jose Mercury News Plus, we already had under our belt other memorable adventures in edgy nations within Africa andLatin America. We steered clear of political gatherings in Cairo, particularly after the mosques emptied on Fridays. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Mutual security Manila Bulletin Recent developments concerning the disputed islands of the South China Sea have stiffened the postures of ASEAN members, particularly the Philippines and Vietnam, against Beijing's “U-shaped” (or “Nine-dotted line) South China Sea claim. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
ETF Insider: Bernanke Speaks, Markets Yawn ETF Database Van Eck already offers multiple ETFs focusing on international debt markets, including BONO (Latin America) and EMLC (broad emerging markets). According to the SEC filing, this ETF would charge an expense ratio of 0.40%. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
'People's Poet' to make return appearance San Gabriel Valley Tribune HIGHLAND - Mexican singer and songwriter Joan Sebastian, known as "The People's Poet," has won multiple American and Latin Grammy awards in a career of more than three decades. On Thursday night Sebastian will make his fifth visit to San Manuel Indian ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Who knows what the young know? Pittsburgh Post Gazette These are students who learned to crawl on the information highway, for whom Amazon means the mega-shopping website before it means the river in South America, let alone a fabled tribe of very tall female warriors. "Members of this year's freshman ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Pop Forecast Victoria Times Colonist ... and Red Hot Chili Peppers (I'm With You) Big picture: Already released digitally, Zach Condon and company's latest effort is finally in stores - and it does not disappoint, despite a poppier flair and less Balkan and South American influences. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Fabio plays down rankings rise Teamtalk.com It leaves them ahead of Brazil and Argentina, as well as Uruguay, who last month added the CopaAmerica to their semi-final appearance in South Africa. The placing hardly lends any credence to the FIFA list, although given Holland are now ranked at the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Cardenas breaks out of slump with two-win day Daily Racing Form Both Al Instante and Private Affair were ridden by another South American import, 24-year-old Chilean-born Hector Barrios. Barrios previously rode at Calder and arrived in Southern California in early August to ride at the insistence of Green Grass ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Indianapolis MotoGP Behind the Fence Friday MotorcycleUSA.com (Below) All the big brands offer displays allowing motorcyclists to check out all the latest and greatest motorcycles and atvs. Grand Prix road racing returned to the American midwest Friday and fans came out in full force to get a glimpse of what the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Fashion entrepreneur Tony Drockton on Strip style and his hot Hammitt line Las Vegas Weekly (blog) “What you don't see is almost as important as what you see,” he says. “Great brands have that balance.” 1. The leather is sourced exclusively from Italy and South America. 4. The brand took off after a trunk show for Bloomingdales in 2009. 5. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Ricky Martin, Julieta Venegas, Los Van Van captivate Brazil Middle East North Africa Financial Network Sao Paulo, Aug 27, 2011 (EFE via COMTEX) -- Ricky Martin, Julieta Venegas, Los Van Van and other Hispanic artists captivated their Brazilian audiences with a powerful, variegated dose of Latinmusic at a series of concerts in Sao Paulo. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Area officials urge caution as Hurricane Irene nears TMC Net "We are preparing" with a number of steps, including identifying local shelters if needed, and stocking emergency trailers, said Teresa Caver, the American Red Cross interim executive director for southcentral New York region. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Television movies for the week of Aug. 28 Pittsburgh Post Gazette A 78-year-old balloon salesman ties thousands of balloons to his house and flies to South America, but discovers too late a young stowaway aboard. (PG) (1:40) ENC: Sun. 7 AM (CC) • Up the Down Staircase '67. Sandy Dennis. A novice teacher finds hostile ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Chef cooks up grits in Africa Montgomery Advertiser Chefs will also set up a temporary restaurant while in South Africa and cook American cuisine in Capetown and in Durban. Besides his grits dishes, Sherrod plans to cook dishes such as collard green casserole, smoked chicken shanks and bananas Foster. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Suffolk News-Herald
There is no question that China is rapidly closing the technology gap and striving to challenge the United States' military prowess — there is a question, though, of whether the United States will simply cede its global and military leadership role to ...
See all stories on this topic »What's Wrong With America
Forbes
Robert Lenzner writes the StreetTalk column for Forbes.com and anchors the StreetTalk video show. Previously Lenzner was National Editor and Senior Editor at Forbes Magazine, New York Bureau Chief of The Boston Globe and Wall Street correspondent of ...
See all stories on this topic »Sectors and Markets we are watching for the week of the 29th
Forbes
His research has been utilized by over 3500 institutions worldwide, including eight central banks, proprietary trading desks and a large contingent of retail investors and financial advisors The author is a Forbes contributor. ...
See all stories on this topic »Nevermind Irene, Here's the Amazing US Debt Clock
Forbes
As a Forbes contributor, I will target America's growing and embarrassing ignorance of cultural and world affairs (and how it fosters the election of comically myopic representatives). I will highlight empirically effective solutions to our plummeting ...
See all stories on this topic »VW to invest in renewable energy sources
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Richest couples PHOTOS: Forbes reveals the most cashed-up celebs. Chat show grope VIDEO: Impressed Avatar star doesn't hold back DellSave up to $400 cash off on selected XPS laptops. Delivery included. Woman who ordered father killed acquittedA jury ...
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Is political venality the chief source of corruption?
Economic Times
Forbes India'slist of the rich (December 4, 2009) portrayed with much gush the one hundred Indians (of 1.2 billion citizens) who own assets equal to a fourth of the nation's GDP. Or the charming claim advanced in a newspaper interview last February by ...
See all stories on this topic »Worth their weight in gold
Irish Independent
On Thursday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was named as Forbes magazine's 'Most Powerful Woman in the World'. Earlier in the week she had told the rest of Europe that Eurobonds were a non-runner. It took a woman of common sense to puncture the ...
See all stories on this topic »Oscar de la Hoya Denies Rumors of Return to Boxing
Bad Left Hook
In his last five fights, between 2004 and 2008, he lost to Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather Jr, and Bernard Hopkins, with wins over second-tier opponents Ricardo Mayorga and Steve Forbes. He went back and forth between losses and wins in his last seven ...
See all stories on this topic »Curt Schilling, ESPN analyst, calls into Sports Saturday to talk about Tim ...
WEEI.com
to be culpable would you like to contribute to -- Who would be competitive Forbes says the Red Sox would -- be just the Yankees maybe the angels. What are you open it up. Point you'll -- number one because it would be rented. ...
See all stories on this topic »
Suffolk News-Herald
There is no question that China is rapidly closing the technology gap and striving to challenge the United States' military prowess — there is a question, though, of whether the United States will simply cede its global and military leadership role to ...
See all stories on this topic »What's Wrong With America
Forbes
Robert Lenzner writes the StreetTalk column for Forbes.com and anchors the StreetTalk video show. Previously Lenzner was National Editor and Senior Editor at Forbes Magazine, New York Bureau Chief of The Boston Globe and Wall Street correspondent of ...
See all stories on this topic »Sectors and Markets we are watching for the week of the 29th
Forbes
His research has been utilized by over 3500 institutions worldwide, including eight central banks, proprietary trading desks and a large contingent of retail investors and financial advisors The author is a Forbes contributor. ...
See all stories on this topic »Nevermind Irene, Here's the Amazing US Debt Clock
Forbes
As a Forbes contributor, I will target America's growing and embarrassing ignorance of cultural and world affairs (and how it fosters the election of comically myopic representatives). I will highlight empirically effective solutions to our plummeting ...
See all stories on this topic »VW to invest in renewable energy sources
Ninemsn
Richest couples PHOTOS: Forbes reveals the most cashed-up celebs. Chat show grope VIDEO: Impressed Avatar star doesn't hold back DellSave up to $400 cash off on selected XPS laptops. Delivery included. Woman who ordered father killed acquittedA jury ...
See all stories on this topic »
Five leaders. Five ideas for fixing the economy. It's a start. Boston Globe Kristin Forbes, professor at MIT Sloan School of Management and member of President George W. Bush's White House Council of Economic Advisers My top priority if I was in charge: fundamental tax reform for individuals as well as consumers.... See all stories on this topic » | Boston Globe |
Was split the right move for RPG Group Experts discuss Moneycontrol.com Indrajeet Gupta, editor of Forbes India has tracked the group very closely over the last two decades or so. Goenka and Gupta shared their perspective on the group, the split and possible future. Below is the edited transcript of their discussion at ... See all stories on this topic » | Moneycontrol.com |
Economic Times
Forbes India'slist of the rich (December 4, 2009) portrayed with much gush the one hundred Indians (of 1.2 billion citizens) who own assets equal to a fourth of the nation's GDP. Or the charming claim advanced in a newspaper interview last February by ...
See all stories on this topic »Worth their weight in gold
Irish Independent
On Thursday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was named as Forbes magazine's 'Most Powerful Woman in the World'. Earlier in the week she had told the rest of Europe that Eurobonds were a non-runner. It took a woman of common sense to puncture the ...
See all stories on this topic »Oscar de la Hoya Denies Rumors of Return to Boxing
Bad Left Hook
In his last five fights, between 2004 and 2008, he lost to Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather Jr, and Bernard Hopkins, with wins over second-tier opponents Ricardo Mayorga and Steve Forbes. He went back and forth between losses and wins in his last seven ...
See all stories on this topic »Curt Schilling, ESPN analyst, calls into Sports Saturday to talk about Tim ...
WEEI.com
to be culpable would you like to contribute to -- Who would be competitive Forbes says the Red Sox would -- be just the Yankees maybe the angels. What are you open it up. Point you'll -- number one because it would be rented. ...
See all stories on this topic »
GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry riding high in the polls, for now: Joe ... Plain Dealer Urban affairs scholar Joel Kotkin dives into the economic record of Perry's Texas forForbes magazine and finds some models there that progressives in slower-growing states might want to emulate -- but also that much of the groundwork for success was... See all stories on this topic » | Plain Dealer |
CHINESE Sports News, Aug 28, 2011
Israeli-Palestinian team wins over Aussie football fans Jerusalem Post Wearing black armbands to signify their opposition to all types of violence, the Peace Team ended a run of three consecutive losses with a 96-7 victory over China – the equivalent of a five- or six-goal win in soccer. But more notable was their ... See all stories on this topic » |
Bankable Bolt: The cute currency converter Jamaica Observer Sondre Colly-Durand, a Jamaican living in France, looks at Bolt's marketablility and what has made him the hottest commodity in world athletics. The Sunday Observer brings you the second in a two-part feature. The first instalment was carried last ... See all stories on this topic » |
Training camps athletes love Cincinnati.com Loveland soccer coach... Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson gets playful at his 2010 ProCamps Worldwide camp. / Provided Cincinnati Reds outfielder Jay Bruce spent two recent days in Mason, leading drills, giving lectures and signing ... See all stories on this topic » |
Number of Hispanic kids growing rapidly in Tampa Bay area Tbo.com He's happy being Mexican and American. "Just because I don't play a Mexican sport doesn't mean I'm not proud of being a Mexican," he said before football practice last week. "I wanted to show people that Mexicans don't just play soccer. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Libya rebels pick through detritus of Gadhafi properties The Seattle Times Gadhafi's sons' behavior would have made a reality show proud — Saadi was a professional soccerplayer, and Hannibal repeatedly had brushes with the law in Europe. But the sons' villas on a sand bluff overlooking the Mediterranean had a distinctly ... See all stories on this topic » |
Cruise ship doesn't keep entertainment on ice NewsOK.com The ship also has a casino, several clubs, a miniature golf course, a rock clicking wall, soccerfield/basketball court, swimming pools and even a wedding chapel. And passengers can participate in a range of activities from game shows to trivia ... See all stories on this topic » |
Video: The Sad State Of British Basketball Bloguin (blog) From China to Argentina to Japan, basketball is quite popular as fans wear their favorite player's jersey, stay up late to catch NBA games, and passionately follow their favorite team. There's a great reason for this level of passion. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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