Romney, Clinton win in Nevada
Miami Herald - Personal Finance BY DAVID ESPO Associated Press Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton won the Nevada caucuses Saturday, powering past Sen
Save your history, museum urges blacks
Miami Herald - Business Monday | National | International | Personal Finance | Technology | Small Business | Friday Business Report Food | Health | Home Mary Ballard, left, a senior textile conservator from the Smithsonian Museum Conservations Institute, teaches Patricia
Hedge-fund managers, lords of lucre
Times On the web - Hedge funds are the adult magazines of finance: perfectly legal, but top shelf. American regulators have just backed down from a plan to cease you investing in one unless you’ve £1.3m in savings, which supposedly means you’re savvy enough to take
Hugo Chávez: Latin America’s money man
Miami Herald - Business Monday | National | International | Personal Finance | Technology | Small Business | Friday Business Report Food | Health | Home For two hours, President Evo Morales huddled in this jungle city with a dozen area mayors as they pitched public-works
Mia Farrow confronts Cambodian police
Miami Herald - Business Monday | National | International | Personal Finance | Technology | Small Business | Friday Business Report Food | Health | Home American actress Mia Farrow, center, looks on as Theary Seng, second left, Cambodian Executive Director of the Center for
Bangladesh reduces submarine cable tariffs to boost internet usage
Xinhua News Bureau - DHAKA, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) — Bangladesh government has reduced the rentals and tariffs of submarine cable by an average 20 percent to boost usage of the multi-million dollar cable and raise internet connectivity across the country. The Finance Ministry
Chavez threatens to seize Venezuelan banks that don’t finance
International Herald Tribune - CARACAS, Venezuela : President Hugo Chavez threatened on Saturday to take control of banks that fail to meet state-imposed lending stipulations designed to benefit Venezuela’s farmers. Chavez, who states he is leading Venezuela toward “21st century
Is this the end of cheap food?
Observer - Tesco’s finance director, Andrew Higginson, states that tales of rampant inflation, based on one or two products, are complete nonsense. When I asked Sainsbury’s about the reported 26 per cent rise in the cost of a basket of its food, it stated that its
Personal Finance questions: Investors weather ups and downs
St. Petersburg Times - Not at all, because I’m heavy in high-dividend-paying preferred stocks. My portfolio has dropped in total value, but the dividends keep coming in. Bob Lartz, St. Petersburg As a financial planner, uncertain times create more activity for me, so my
Health news report sets off media frenzy, angers gay men
Minneapolis Star Tribune - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, which helped finance the study, affirmed last week that the disease wasn’t sexually transmitted or limited to a certain type of person. It is transmitted through skin-to-skin contact, the
FSA in the firing line over orphan assets
Guardian Unlimited - Separately, a full-scale Lords revolt has erupted over plans by Children and Schools minister Ed Balls to appropriate the £500m gathering dust in so-called ‘dormant’ bank account funds to finance youth centres across the country. Balls’s youth centre
Unbeaten Dolphins, Patriots a perfect matchup
Miami Herald - Business Monday | National | International | Personal Finance | Technology | Small Business | Friday Business Report Food | Health | Home New England Patriots linebackeSr Tedy Bruschi (54) and Mike Vrabel (50) stretch before practice begins on the stadium’s
This Time, McCain Defused Conservative Attacks
Washington Post - DeLay resurfaced on Fox News Friday to excoriate McCain for working with “the most liberal Democrats in the Senate,” for passing an overhaul of campaign finance laws that “completely neutered the Republican Party,” and single-handedly thwarted oil
Pinellas Park pulls cold cash from fund
St. Petersburg Times - Caddell, the Pinellas Park spokesman, said there was no intention of keeping the city’s money in the troubled fund. Referring to Ron Miller, city Finance Department head, Caddell said, “I think he stated to me, ‘We’re not team players.’” Now Pinellas











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