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Dilma e Lula: Engolidores de sapo   O professor, jornalista, advogado e político San Tiago Dantas, falecido em setembro de 1964, teria dito: "A Índia tem uma grande elite e um povo de bosta, o Brasil tem um grande povo e uma elite de bosta".   Brasil: Prefeitos cassados vão pagar   BRASILIA/BRASIL - No Brasil, a Advocacia-Geral da União (AGU) informou que vai cobrar R$ 2,7 milhões de prefeitos cassados para cobrir os gastos da União com a realização de novas eleições. O valor refere-se a 51 ações em curso com pedido de ressarcimento.		Confederações: Brasil preparado Saudade de mar Soldados britânicos admitem abusos contra crianças e adultos afegãos Se não há meio ambiente, não há economia Cuba: O turismo es la revolución Terroristas sírios são presos na Turquia com gás Sarin A guerra esquecida no Iraque Porcos e tomadas Guantanamo: Carta aberta dos prisioneiros em greve de fome
Passe Livre? Lugar de delinquente é na cadeia ou na Fundação Casa Aliados involuntários – Nas redes sociais, bandoleiros que infernizam São Paulo comemoram a cobertura feita pela TV Novo ministro do STF não só concede entrevista coletiva como especula sobre a revisão da Lei da Anistia Justiça     MPF investiga Petrobras por evasão de divisas Graça Foster e o ex-presidente José Gabrielli irão depor sobre superfaturamento na compra da refinaria de Pasadena, nos EUA Compra: Documentos comprovam as falhas Bolsa: Petrobras fecha em queda de 3,2% Governo Em crise com indígenas, presidente da Funai deixa o cargo Reinaldo Azevedo: Carvalho, o problema, continua		Nascituro: texto final preserva aborto em caso de estupro Força Nacional da Segurança atuará na Jornada da Juventude Acidente mata uma pessoa e fere sete em Minas Gerais São Paulo  Grupo fecha a Marginal um dia depois de depredar a Paulista Reinaldo Azevedo: Vândalos que pagam meia Augusto Nunes: A opção pela selvageria Alckmin: Protesto contra alta de tarifas é 'absurdo' Estado Unidos Obama tenta dividir ônus de invasão de privacidade Setor público Garibaldi: reforma na Previdência só depois da 'reeleição de Dilma'
How PRISM spying worked Who knew about the program, and what was the government able to see?    Obama: No one listening to your calls Google & Facebook CEOs deny knowledge What the NSA costs taxpayers Google ... Facebook ... Paltalk?! Phone company slams snooping, can't stop it What tech companies are saying about PRISM NSA scandal: Waiting for an employee to speak up Apple TV needs apps Rally puts Dow ahead for week Ultra-low interest rates are making bonds unsafe		Why the unemployed are seeing smaller checks Federal budget cuts have reduced unemployment insurance for the long-term jobless.   3 reasons the jobs numbers were bleh The market might have loved the jobs report, but that doesn't mean we should.   Cautious hiring continues Employers are hiring at a restrained pace as jitters about the economy linger. Banks will take a hit from mortgage refi bust Dimon: Road back to normal 'scary'  Wal-Mart: We promote 500 workers a day Samsung sinks: No winners in mobile?  You stole what? 7 bizarre items thieves love China and Europe risk trade war How much will you spend on new tech this year? Inside a $350,000+ Porsche  Toyota unveils bigger, curvier Corolla | Video
		Syrian army "hunting" rebels north of Qusair Abbas swears in new Palestinian government Jordan threatens Syrian ambassador with 'final warning' Egypt's 'Rebellion' organisers reject gov't meeting
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Monsanto: Contamination by all means necessary What happens when you allow commercial interests free rein over a nation state's food and agricultural policies? Consumers and farmers end up paying the price. Take the current predicament of wheat contamination in the US. Since 1994, Monsanto has conducted 279 field trials of RoundUp Ready wheat over more than 4,000 acres of land in 16 states            Repairable electronic devices bring huge losses to their makers Electronic devices are becoming increasingly less repairable. The paradigm of disposable products and planned obsolescence of long-term devices is profitable for producers and therefore is widely applied. Apple does not shy away from abusing its fans, as it did with the iPods, whose batteries died immediately after their warranty expired		Kalashnikov for free Mikhail Kalashnikov is a unique individual. Seventeenth child from a peasant family, Kalashnikov is now 93, and is famous around the globe. Since 1999, he has had the rank of lieutenant-general. Upon arrival somewhere with a visit, he is greeted like a movie star. Meanwhile, Kalashnikov lives in an ordinary house with no elevator, very modestly            No environment, no economy In the path of prosperity, modern economies devastated many of the natural resources. In the name of economic growth, industrial activity squandered ecosystems services (responsible for the maintenance of biodiversity), disfiguring nature on several fronts. Arguably, climate has been - and is being - caused by "man-economics." The goal?            Who needs rating agencies? Talks about insidious activities of rating agencies have been ongoing for a long time, but they will be investigated on such a high level for the first time. It seems that politicians got fed up with the actions of rating agencies that often make their verdicts contrary to even relatively rational logic
Shirakawa revival sought amid rout: Japan Credit Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda’s success in fueling inflation expectations has caused some investors to seek a revival in his predecessor’s policies to temper the worst Japanese government bond losses in nine years. JGBs maturing in more than 10 years have lost 3.8 percent so far this quarter, the ...   Hoshino Resort to open Bali hotel Hoshino Resort Co. said it will open a luxury hotel on the Indonesian resort island of Bali in 2014, the ...   Abe says his way is 'the only way' BY JACQUES LHUILLERY Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said his policies are “the only way” to fix the economy, days after the IMF warned ...   King's legacy at BOE: a broken economy BY NEIL IRWIN It is the end of an era on Threadneedle Street, the narrow street in the City of London from which the Bank of England has for centuries lorded over the British economy. When the bank’s Monetary Policy Committee announced no change to its policies ...   Nippon Paper mulls power plant amid Abe energy push Nippon Paper Industries Co. Is Considering A Project To Build A Large Power Plant In Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture, Which Was Battered By The Tsunami Generated By The 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. The project, an example of Nippon Paper’s drive to expand outside its ...   ECB lowers outlook The European Central Bank has cut its growth forecast for the troubled eurozone this year but said there are enough signs of improvement ahead that it didn’t need to cut interest rates further. The decision to hold off and wait for the economy to ...   U.S. trade chief pick takes aim at autos The nominee for top U.S. trade representative indicated he would urge Japan to expand U.S. access to its auto market through negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Mike Froman told a congressional hearing Thursday that the U.S. government has regarded domestic calls for expanded access ...		Prince Charles visits Yamazaki Mazak factory Britain’s Prince Charles visited Japanese machine tool maker Yamazaki Mazak’s factory in central England on Thursday to learn about its highly regarded training programs for young workers. The prince has a long-standing interest in the training and development of young people and hoped to ...   'Amakudari' returns: Ex-bureaucrat set to head Shoko Chukin Bank Shoko Chukin Bank said it will promote Deputy President Hideji Sugiyama, a former vice industry minister, to president to replace Tetsuo Seki. The appointment will be finalized with the approval of the bank’s board and the industry and finance ministers after a general meeting ...   Abe gives no details but vows to mend fiscal health The government has pledged to simultaneously achieve fiscal rehabilitation and economic growth in a draft of its longer-term economic and fiscal policy blueprint, but gave no details on how to pave the way for sound public finance. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s administration promised in ...   Dollar dives, tests under ¥96 level The dollar slides in Tokyo to the lowest level in about two months, with investors flocking to the safe-haven yen as traders grow nervous ahead of a crucial U.S. payrolls report.   Japan banks to provide U.S. citizens' account info to IRS Japanese financial institutions will be required starting in 2015 to provide U.S. tax authorities with information about accounts held by Americans, sources said Friday. The Japanese and U.S. governments entered on Friday the final stage of negotiations for signing a memorandum of understanding on ...   Social cost of carbon is rising: U.S. Buried in an obscure regulation on microwave ovens is a revealing change in President Barack Obama’s approach to global warming. Last week, the Department of Energy announced an update to its energy-efficiency standards for microwaves, requiring newer models to use less power while in ...   Coincident index up for third month A key economic index rose in April for the third straight month as expectations grew for recovery in exports on the back of the depreciation of the yen, jacking up stock prices and encouraging companies to boost production, the government said Friday. The index ...
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Canada threatens to retaliate over U.S. meat-labeling practices   Canada released on Friday a lengthy list of food products imported from the United States in a bid to target a possible retaliation against its Southern neighbor over Washington's new regulations under its Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) law requiring retailers to identify the source of livestock.       Dagong Global gains market access to EU     Dagong Global Credit Rating Co., Ltd., China's domestic rating agency, said Friday that its European branch will be the first Asian rating company operating in the EU.         China's investigation of European wine not retaliation: spokesperson     China's trade investigation of wine imports from Europe is not retaliation against European Union's (EU) decision to impose punitive tariffs on China's solar panels, a spokesperson of the Chinese Mission to the EU said Thursday.         • EU wine producers surprised by Chinese investigation • Wall Street dips following selloff in European, Asian stocks • Nile issue, political instability lead to Egypt's stock market slump • China's economic recovery below expectations: JP Morgan • German industries concerned over EU anti-dumping duties against China   More     Gold slumps on better-than-expected job data     Gold futures on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange dropped sharply Friday on better-than-expected data.         Wall Street soars to end week higher after May jobs report     U.S. stocks surged on Friday to end the week higher, as U.S. unemployment rate in May increased slightly, easing investors' fears that the U.S. Federal Reserve may start to taper its bond purchases soon.         BoE's opposition to further QE program relfects better economic performance: experts     The decision by the Bank of England (BoE)'s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) against a further round of Quantitative Easing (QE) program was a sign that the British economy is on the mend and does not need a stimulus at this moment, experts said here on Friday.                   China Economy  >>     • China's exports edge up 1% in May • China enhances protection for insurants • China central bank ready to unveil deposit insurance • Interview: GE CEO optimistic about China's capability to sustain competitiveness • China to become most promising market: CEO of Damco     Industries  >>     • China's first Boeing 787 makes debut flight • Health food companies warned over false ads • Australia's accommodation industry slams minimum wage lift • Fiji's sugar industry urged to look towards Asia • Nominations open for Australian Exporter of the Year   World Economy  >>     • BoE's opposition to further QE program relfects better economic performance: experts • Dagong Global gains market access to EU • U.S. jobless rate rises to 7.6 pct in May • S. Africa's gross foreign reserves drops • Entrepreneurs still happy to increase workforce size: survey     Trade  >>     • Canada threatens to retaliate over U.S. meat-labeling practices • Chinese gov't considers prolonging acetone duties • South Asian traders eye Chinese market • China Focus: Economists urge negotiation in PV trade • New Zealand, China Customs ministers discuss trade clearance improvements   Finance  >>     • Gold slumps on better-than-expected job data • Wall Street soars to end week higher after May jobs report • Oil prices advance on steady job growth • U.S. stocks open higher after tepid U.S. unemployment rate • MCB keeps KSE on bullish ways     Opinion  >>     • China to become most promising market: CEO of Damco     • China's economy might be No 1 in 2030     • US' consumer nightmare continues     • EU action hurts trade     • Interview: Bosch continues expansion in midwest China: company official

China bus fire suspected "serious criminal case" |Photos 06-08 09:44     An initial investigation showed the fatal bus fire that has claimed 47 lives in east China's Fujian Province was suspected to be a "serious criminal case", local government said.  Never pursue development at cost of lives, Xi   Leaders give instructions on handling bus fire         Obama defends surveillance programs 06-08 03:07     Obama Friday defended the government's phone and internet surveillance program, stressing the tracking of internet activity has not applied to U.S. citizens or people living in the country. Intelligence collection program defended         UN to hold emergency talks on peacekeepers in Golan Heights 06-08 03:09     The UN Security Council is scheduled to meet behind closed doors later Friday on the latest developments concerning the UN Disengagement Observer Force. Russia offers peacekeepers in Golan Heights  Austria to withdraw peacekeepers           Iranian presidential candidates divided over foreign policy 06-08 05:25     Iranian presidential candidates are divided over the country's foreign policy in their third and final televised live debate on Friday. 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