Daily Archives: July 26, 2012
19 killed as Iraqi forces clash with militants
Attacks appeared to be an al-Qaeda surge to retake one of its former strongholds in Iraq Continue reading
Obama looking for ‘consensus’ on gun issue
President Obama is pledging to work with Congress “to arrive at a consensus” on ways to reduce gun violence. Continue reading
Mom condemns violence in wake of police shooting
Mother of slain man condemned the unrest that has roiled the city, saying she did not want them to become her son’s legacy. Continue reading
Geithner: I did all I could to address rate-rigging
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, under pressure for allegedly not doing enough to stop fraudulent manipulation of LIBOR, told lawmakers he alerted appropriate authorities ‘early on.’ Continue reading
Arco Vara: 26.07.2012: Arco Vara’s shareholder has proposed two additional candidates for members of the supervisory board
AS LHV Varahaldus has proposed that Rain Lõhmus (personal identification number: 36612300228) and Arvo Nõges (personal identification number: 36909260391) be elected as additional members of the … Continue reading
Katherine Jackson — Guardianship Ruling ‘Based On Lies’
Katherine Jackson is challenging the court ruling that temporarily stripped her of guardianship of Michael Jackson’s children — and claiming she never wanted TJ Jackson to step into the role … despite court documents stating otherwise.In a taped… Continue reading
Obama team: Romney wants major federal pay cut
The issue of federal employees’ pay could soon be hitting the presidential campaign. Continue reading
CORRECTION: EARNINGS FORECAST TABLE: Linde 2Q 2012
In “EARNINGS FORECAST TABLE: Linde 2Q 2012″ published at 1559 GMT on July 24, the column “operating income” should have read EBITDA. Continue reading
Dollar Little Changed Amid US Pending Home Sales Report
BRUSSELS (dpa-AFX) – The U.S. Continue reading
France Welcomes Draghi Comments On Irreversibility Of Euro
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici welcomed Thursday comments made earlier by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi which suggested the central bank may be ready to embark on new measures to bring down borrowing costs for highly indebted euro-zone countries. Continue reading →