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A China retorna ao pódio Posted: 03 Jun 2013 04:46 AM PDT Na antiga China, uma mulher desolada praguejava contra seu infeliz destino. “Por que chora?”, perguntou-lhe um viajante. “Ah, senhor, é o malvado do tigre. Ele devorou meu pai, meus... | | | Participação política é tema do “Imil na sala de aula” Posted: 02 Jun 2013 08:00 PM PDT O advogado, especialista do Instituto Millenium e sócio do Wiegerinck Advogados Associados, João Antonio Wiegerinck, é o palestrante da 17ª edição do “Imil na sala de aula”, que acontece hoje na... | | BH | Free thinkers for freedom conference Posted: 03 Jun 2013 05:03 AM PDT Em um mundo cada vez mais globalizado, o inglês deixou de ser um diferencial para ser um requisito básico para quem quer competir em escala global. Com a emergência dos [...] | | | |
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| | Rio de Janeiro Polícia do Rio conclui plano de cercar favelas em áreas nobres Augusto Nunes: Enfeites para tapear o papa | Contas Abertas Infraero investiu apenas 18% dos recursos previstos para 2013 | Mercado reduz projeção de PIB pela terceira vez e eleva Selic | CNJ quer impedir auxílio-alimentação retroativo para juízes | O futuro ministro do STF e o terrorista: Ele acha imprensa a favor “uma delícia”, mas não gosta da imprensa contra, confessa não saber quase nada de direito penal e diz uma das maiores bobagens jamais pronunciadas sobre a democracia italiana. Olho nele, senadores! Cumpram a sua função, que é sabatinar, não puxar o saco! | Pagando mico – O falso índio que deu truque em Lula e em Dilma | A parada do arco-íris vira chapa-branca e atrai ainda menos público. Faz sentido? Faz! Passeata pró-poder perde o charme da resistência. Ou: Quem beija na boca no Fantástico não é mais “minoria” sociológica | No dia de sabatina de futuro ministro, cristãos contestam em Brasília, numa manifestação pública, causas que ele patrocinou | Chega! Vamos fugir daqui! Deixemos o Brasil para os Peles-Vermelhas da Funai, os Peles-Verdes da Marina e os padres de tacape. Que as vastas solidões se inundem de sapos e pererecas coaxando eternidade afora! | Nas mãos de Barroso, futuro ministro do STF, a paz ou a guerra entre índios e produtores de comida | A crítica oportunista e desinformada de Kassab ao governo de SP e a resposta equivocada de um dirigente do PSDB | Novo escândalo de dólares na cueca vai chacoalhar Brasília | | | |
Dois crimes reacendem debate sobre a maioridade penal no Brasil | Pela primeira vez, será decretado imposto de renda em Andorra Andorra, pressionada por seus vizinhos europeus, decretará, pela primeira vez em sua história, o imposto de renda. O chefe do governo andorrano, Antoni Martí, informou o presidente francês, François Hollande, que iria avançar a respectiva moção até os fins de junho. | O fantasma do Nabucco O projeto do gasoduto Nabucco (que deveria ligar a região do mar Cáspio à Europa contornado o território da Rússia) tem todas as chances de ser arquivado. Por enquanto, a União Europeia não consegue encontrar no setor gasífero nenhuma alternativa que seja equiparável ao atual parceiro russo, a Gazprom. | Defesa antimíssil na Ásia-Pacífico poderá levar à polarização de forças A implantação unilateral do sistema de defesa antimíssil poderá levar a uma polarização de forças na região da Ásia-Pacífico, declarou este sábado o vice-ministro da Defesa, Anatoli Antonov, em uma conferência internacional sobre segurança na Ásia-Pacífico, conhecida como Diálogo Shangri-la. | | | | | E.ON desmentiu boato sobre rescisão de contratos com Gazprom O consórcio energético alemão E.ON não pretende rescindir contratos com a fornecedora de gás russa, Gazprom, informou Christian Drepper, porta-voz do consórcio. | Presidente de Cabo Verde: África deve apostar na integração econômica O presidente de Cabo Verde, Jorge Carlos Fonseca, defendeu, sexta-feira, na cidade da Praia, que a África, deve apostar na consolidação de uma abrangente e intensa integração econômica continental. | Al-Qaeda produz armas químicas no Iraque No Iraque, foi descoberta uma célula da Al-Qaeda envolvida na produção de armas químicas, declarou o porta-voz do Ministério da Defesa do país à televisão. | Alunos norte-coreanos armam Exército do país A União das Crianças Coreanas doou às Forças Armadas da Coreia do Norte um sistema de lançadores múltiplos, por ocasião da sétima conferência da organização, marcada para este mês. | Frota de submarinos da Rússia é o garante da estabilidade militar no mundo "A presença dos submarinos de mísseis balísticos russos nos oceanos garante a estabilidade militar no mundo", disse à Voz da Rússia o perito militar Igor Korotchenko, falando sobre a ampliação da zona de patrulha de combate por parte de submarinos nucleares russos. | | |  |
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| | Rami Hamdallah agrees to form new Palestinian gov't 12 Syrian Rebels Killed in Lebanon During Hezbollah Ambush Rouhani Supporters Arrested in Pre-Election Crackdown Mass graves from 1948 Arab-Israeli war discovered in Jaffa |  |
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| | Cuba and the training of physicians in the country The controversy caused by the government's willingness to hire about 6000 Cuban doctors to work in health care in the poorest regions of the country stimulated questions about training them. In Cuba, there are 25 public medical schools and a Latin American School of Medicine in which there are students from 113 foreign countries, including Brazil. |  |
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3 senior Kingfisher executives quit PTI | Troubles mounted for beleaguered Kingfisher Airlines with three more senior executives including its chief information officer, quitting even as a section of its pilots threatened to restart their agitation over non-payment of salaries for last 10 months. Sidhartha & Surojit Gupta | With the Saradha chit fund controversy exposing gaps in the regulatory architecture, financial sector regulators and the government are discussing a tighter leash over schemes that currently fall between gaps | 01 – 02/06/2013 | China gets its first Boeing Dreamliner PTI | China Southern Airlines today became the first Chinese passenger carrier to induct a Boeing 787 Dreamliner - a move aimed at improving the loading capacity on the company's international routes. | ICICI mulls special lending for clean energy space PTI | Taking a lead among all the banks in the country with its pro-environment initiatives, ICICI Bank is working on an exclusive lending facility for businesses and people working in areas of clean energy and energy efficiency. | | 3 senior Kingfisher executives quit PTI | Troubles mounted for beleaguered Kingfisher Airlines with three more senior executives including its chief information officer, quitting even as a section of its pilots threatened to restart their agitation over non-payment of salaries for last 10 months. | Amid slowdown, it’s battle for No. 4 in car sweepstakes | Ramesh Nair new head of Balco | | | | Sanjay Dutta | Six years after the government auctioned the first showcase power project to Tata Power, the entire bid evaluation process could come into question. | Shilpa Phadnis | The return of the general has sent a positive signal, but analysts feel there is no silver bullet to turn things around immediately. | 01 – 02/06/2013 | | | 
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It was no small matter for the ILM Group’s executives when they froze the pension plan that has provided retirement ... | 01 – 02/06/2013 | Most of the writing you see about the economy speaks to narrow questions: What will growth be this year? When will the unemployment rate get back to normal? And so on. But the things that will determine standards of living a generation from now have almost nothing to do with ... | U.S. probes other possible cases of modified wheat The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investigating the discovery of genetically engineered wheat in an Oregon field as the outcry mounted Friday among consumer groups and after Japan suspended some American imports. U.S. regulators said the wheat carries no risks but the outcome ... | British Columbia says no to pipeline to Pacific The province of British Columbia on Friday rejected a proposed pipeline to move crude from the oil sands of Alberta to the Pacific coast, citing environmental concerns. In a written submission to a federal review panel, British Columbia said it could not support Enbridge ... | Panasonic to boost alliances, M&A quest Panasonic Corp. will step up mergers and acquisitions moves as well as collaboration with other firms, company officials said, reflecting the ailing electronics maker’s strategic shift from managing the entire process from development to sales. In its digital camera business, the company will examine ... | South Korea fosters start-ups to boost economic shift Kwon Sun-beom’s future was mapped out. Talented in math and science, he attended a specialized high school and majored in electronic engineering at a prestigious university. Lifetime employment at one of South Korea’s towering conglomerates beckoned. Instead, while his peers were seeking jobs at ... | April job availability best since July 2008 Job availability improved in April to its best level in four years and nine months, as some companies became willing to hire more workers in expectation of an economic recovery, helping to keep the unemployment rate relatively low at 4.1 percent, the government said ... | Tokyo CPI logs first rise in four years Consumer prices in Tokyo increased 0.1 percent in May from a year earlier for the first upturn in more than four years, due to rising energy and television prices, the government said Friday, suggesting the nation could climb out of deflation in the coming ... | Dai-ichi Life plans U.S. expansion Dai-ichi Life Insurance Co. is planning to expand into the U.S. life insurance market, President Koichiro Watanabe said. The life insurer has already turned a U.S. asset investment company into its affiliate, and “in the future, the insurance underwriting market will come into sight ... | | | |  |
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BALLARAT: Following StarBiz coverage of LionGold Corp Ltd last September, we were invited to join a group of Singaporean journalists on a site visit to one of the company’s key assets – the Ballarat gold mine in Victoria, Australia. | PETALING JAYA: Four applicants were shortlisted to present their business plans to The Star Accelerator Fund yesterday, as the fund gains traction among young entrepreneurs looking to realise their business goals. | LANGKAWI: The Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) and Pekan Artisan Sdn Bhd, a tourism resort and high-impact attraction developer, are collaborating to develop two unique locations with a gross development value of RM2.4bil in Langkawi. | PETALING JAYA: With less than three years to go before motor and fire insurance rates are de-tariffed, insurers, who are bracing for a price war, have embarked on various measures to ensure their market share and profitability are not significantly impacted. | Most people would not go on vacation without a map and a plan. Yet these very same people might travel through life without a financial plan that shows them exactly what they have to do in order to get to where they want to be! It is much easier to reach your destination if you know exactly where you are and can then plan the best route to get you there, writes LEE MUN WAI. | KUALA LUMPUR: Descartes Systems Group, the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, announced that Virgin Atlantic Cargo, a leading global air carrier, is successfully using Descartes’ cloud-based Global Air Messaging Gateway solutions to help standardise and automate its air cargo processes supporting higher levels of customer satisfaction. | | | | | PETALING JAYA: LionGold Corp Ltd, the Malaysian-controlled, Singapore listed gold miner, is poised to embark on another series of acquisitions that could nudge it to become one of Asia’s largest gold mining players, sources said. | BANGKOK: Print newspaper circulations continue to rise in Asia and decline in mature markets in the West, while digital advances have increased the audience for newspaper content as never before, the annual World Press Trends survey of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) showed. | KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Chamber of Mines (MCOM) is hopeful that the Bill for the formation of the Mineral Industry Development Board (Mineral Board) can be tabled at this month’s sitting of the new Parliament, said president Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Ajib Anuar. | FROM June 1, all listed companies must have nomination committees (NCs). Independent directors who are appointed for the first time to the NCs may not appreciate how serious a responsibility they have accepted. The NC has two responsibilities: planning succession and winning the war for talent. | NEW YORK: Standing conventional stock market wisdom on its head, investors may wish for weaker than expected US employment numbers on Friday. | MANAMA: Growth in cross-border Islamic bond issues points to greater convergence in an industry that has been divided by tensions between the Middle East and Asia over sukuk rules, opening the door to a much wider pool of investors. | FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank (RCB) at its policy meeting this week will assess the options for ways of stimulating the eurozone’s recession-ridden economy following its recent cut in interest rates, analysts said. | | | 
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