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The finances of the Spanish crown
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Departing employee sued for taking his Twitter followers with him
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Indian parliament debates corruption bill
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Christmas: a time to steal
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Europe could rebuild, Lego-style
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Toy makers of Hong Kong attempt to secure wider recognition
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Electronics could soon heal themselves
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Kim Jong Il dies, markets fall
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The finances of the Spanish crown
29 December 2011 6:06 AM | No Comments -
Indian parliament debates corruption bill
27 December 2011 6:17 AM | No Comments -
Christmas: a time to steal
23 December 2011 6:38 AM | No Comments -
Toy makers of Hong Kong attempt to secure wider recognition
21 December 2011 6:26 AM | No Comments -
Kim Jong Il dies, markets fall
19 December 2011 6:10 AM | No Comments -
Victoria’s Secret alleged to use child labor
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Occupy Wall Street disrupts ports
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The woman who went from Occupy Wall Street to occupying Wall Street
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The finances of the Spanish crown
Yesterday, the royal family of Spain publicly disclosed its finances, which it has never previously done. The nation is facing a profound economic crisis and allegations of corruption have brought closer scrutiny upon the Crown. King Juan Carlos receives $382,743 a year. Prince Felipe, the… -
Indian parliament debates corruption bill
The parliament of India today commenced a three-day session aimed at debating and voting upon the institution of a lokpal – a citizen ombudsman – to reduce the chronic corruption of the country. At the same time, Anna Hazare, a campaigner who went on hunger… -
Christmas: a time to steal
The Global Retail Theft Barometer estimates that in the month before Christmas, $1.8bn of goods will be stolen from stores in the United States, around six percent more than the year before. Joshua Bamfield, the author of the survey, said that people steal not only…
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The finances of the Spanish crown
Posted on December 29, 2011 | No CommentsYesterday, the royal family of Spain publicly disclosed its finances, which it has never previously done. The nation is facing a profound economic crisis and allegations of corruption have brought closer scrutiny upon the Crown. King Juan Carlos receives $382,743 a year. Prince Felipe, the... -
Departing employee sued for taking his Twitter followers with him
Posted on December 28, 2011 | No CommentsWhat Do YOU Think: Will there be an NBA Season This Year? A man has attracted a lawsuit for keeping the Twitter followers he acquired while employed by a mobile news website. While working for Phonedog, Noah Kravitz tweeted as @Phonedog_Noah. When he departed the... -
Indian parliament debates corruption bill
Posted on December 27, 2011 | No CommentsThe parliament of India today commenced a three-day session aimed at debating and voting upon the institution of a lokpal – a citizen ombudsman – to reduce the chronic corruption of the country. At the same time, Anna Hazare, a campaigner who went on hunger... -
Christmas: a time to steal
Posted on December 23, 2011 | No CommentsThe Global Retail Theft Barometer estimates that in the month before Christmas, $1.8bn of goods will be stolen from stores in the United States, around six percent more than the year before. Joshua Bamfield, the author of the survey, said that people steal not only... -
Europe could rebuild, Lego-style
Posted on December 22, 2011 | No CommentsJorgen Vig Knudstorp, the CEO of the iconic toy brand, Lego, steered his company back to profitability, returning it to double-digit growth after it fell deeply into debt. He has spoken of how Europe could do the same, if it can only face reality, harsh... -
Kim Jong Il dies, markets fall
Posted on December 19, 2011 | No CommentsAsian stock markets fell today upon news of the death of North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il. It is feared that the nuclear-armed country could be unstable. The Kospi Index in South Korea fell by 4.9 percent in mid-morning trading, but this had settled to...
