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| | La Tribune: "La fiesta en España se ha terminado" | | 2008-08-05 05:42:03 | | Según el periódico, la actual "desaceleración económica" no es comparable con la recesión" vivida entre 1992 y 1993 El diario económico francés ''La Tribune'' asegura en su edición de hoy que "en España, la fiesta se ha terminado", en alusión a la crisis que afecta a la economía española. Según el periódico, la actual "desaceleración económica" no es comparable con la recesión" vivida entre 1992 y 1993. ''La Tribune'' publica como información más importante de su edición de hoy un detallado análisis de la situación económica en España. En la portada del diario se puede ver un retrato de perfil del Ministro de Economía español, Pedro Solbes, situado bajo un gran titular: "En España, la fiesta se ha terminado".El periódico francés retoma los datos oficiales de la economía española para pintar el mal cuadro económico español: 0,3% de crecimiento del PIB entre enero y marzo de este año, 0,8% en el último trimestre de 2007, bajada del 5,5% del índice de p | | By: Apoderate | | |
| | Bic budget phone competes with SIM-only rivals - International Herald Tribune | | 2008-07-23 00:07:04 | | International Herald Tribune, France -1 hour ago
By Kevin J. O’Brien The modest white mobile phones with orange and green trim seem a natural fit beside the candy, cigarettes and newspapers of the …
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| Oh la belle tribune ! | | 2008-07-15 15:23:00 | | Il faisait beau, ce lundi 14 Juillet 2008. Très beau même. Après une semaine maussade, le soleil était revenu sur toute la France (Toute ? Non, une ville du Nord résistait encore et toujours au beau temps : Lille). Enfin bref, mis à part chez Martine, il faisait beau en France. Les champs élysées, superbes, étaient plein à craquer, comme chaque année. La tribune officielle avait été installée,... | | By: Pron0x-TV | | |
| | Hartford Courant, Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun & Newsday Newspaper Article | | 2008-05-25 12:26:17 | | A Not-So-Easy RideFormer Bandido Now Focuses On His Book, Businesses, Family LifeMay 7, 2008He was known as "Connecticut Ed" in the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, where he served for years as an organizer and international ambassador. Outlaw biker is one of many hats worn by North Branford native Edward Winterhalder. Others have included musician and songwriter, motorcycle and heavy equipment mechanic, husband and father, business owner and author.Winterhalder's new book, "The Assimilation" (ECW Press, $24.95), is due out in June. Co-authored by Wil De Clercq and subtitled "Rock Machine Become Bandidos — Bikers United Against the Hells Angels," the book details Winterhalder's efforts to take Canadian bikers into the Bandidos' fold amid a bloody war in Quebec.That effort ultimately failed, and for various reasons, Winterhalder quit the Bandidos in 2003. It was a bitter split, but Winterhalder, 52, says he's happy now that the club has no claim on his time.The self-described workaholic — | | By: The Life and Times of Edward Winterhalder | | |
| | News Corp. Withdraws Its Bid for Tribune's Newsday | | 2008-05-10 16:16:38 | | May 10 - News Corp. withdrew a $580 million offer for Long Island newspaper Newsday, three days after its chairman, Rupert Murdoch, said talks with owner Tribune Co. were in a ``pretty advanced stage.'' News Corp. spokeswoman Teri Everett said in an e-mail the bid had become ``uneconomical,'' while declining to elaborate. Cablevision Systems Corp. has offered $650 million for Newsday, a person familiar with the bid has said. Cablevision spokesman Charlie Schueler declined to comment today. ``Of course, they're overpaying,'' said John Morton, an independent newspaper industry analyst in Silver Spring, Maryland, in a telephone interview commenting on Cablevision. ``Murdoch was overpaying. If somebody didn't have a hometown interest, this paper would've sold for $400 million to $450 million, possibly $500 million.'' Murdoch, who completed News Corp.'s $5.2 billion purchase of Dow Jones & Co. in December, had planned to combine Newsday's printin | | By: Clickbank Business Guide | | |
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| NEWS IN BRIEF News in brief - Chicago Tribune | | 2008-03-16 07:16:44 | | NEWS IN BRIEF News in briefChicago Tribune, United States - 6 minutes agoResults show listings of vacation rentals offered by property managers, with photos, amenities, maps and destination. Calendars show availability. …
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| | | Union-Tribune can't hide its 'business deal' | | 2007-11-28 11:00:00 | | What’s the big secret behind the “business deal” between the San Diego Union-Tribune and radio station XTRA Sports 1360 AM?The Union-Tribune has its sportswriters on a daily (Monday-Friday) show from 10 am-noon, but here’s what you won’t read about in the supposedly tell-all Union-Tribune:The newspaper is paying $1,000 an hour to have its sportswriters on The Sports Page with Josh Rosenberg. As part of the deal, the Union-Tribune is selling ads for the show.Also, the sportswriters on the show do not receive any compensation for their time. That’s sure to build morale in the already-deteriorating newspaper business.The next time you hear (or see) the Union-Tribune collectively beating its chest for thinking it blows the whistle on others, just ask why the paper doesn’t blow the whistle on itself.This “business deal” is an example of the U-T thinking it is above the rules it sets for others. | | By: San Diego Sporting | | |
| | If you go to Galveston - Chicago Tribune | | 2007-08-18 13:26:22 | | If you go to GalvestonChicago Tribune, United States - 21 minutes ago(800-445-0090; www.san luisresort.com) Vacation rentals and condo arrangements are an alternative to the hotel scene and can be researched through the …
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| | New Web sites help save money and time - Chicago Tribune | | 2007-08-05 05:15:25 | |
New Web sites help save money and timeChicago Tribune, United States - 16 minutes agoHowever, the pages at Rentalo tend to be on the cluttered side, and vacation rentals are mixed in with hotels and bed-and-breakfasts. www.tripology.com …
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| | BP vs The Chicago Tribune | | 2007-07-23 17:18:10 | | Recently the Chicago Tribune published an article about a BP Factory in Whiting, Indiana. BP however feels that The Chicago Tribune failed to represent some important facts about BP in the article. I took interest in this article since my mother takes my aunt to a doctor in Whiting, Indiana.
In the article BP gets break on dumping in lake, the reporter argues that BP’s plan to refine heavier Canadian crude oil in order to reduce having to rely on sources in the Middle East will cause extra pollution to the Great Lakes. In order to successfully execute this project, BP must dump more ammonia and industrial sludge into Lake Michigan as well as use more energy which will promote global warming.
If the following facts are true about BP’s refinery then there shouldn’t be a problem, right? You be the judge.
Facts about BP’s Whiting Refinery:
No harm to people or the environment
We follow state and federal laws, regulations, and guidelines that protect aquatic and hum | | By: Sophistishe.Org | | |
| | | Union-Tribune MLB draft coverage is Bush league | | 2007-06-07 17:47:00 | | Does anybody else remember this story from the San Diego Union-Tribune on June 8, 2004?By Bill CenterKevin Towers couldn’t hide his delight. "This is a great story," the Padres general manager said yesterday after introducing Mission Bay High shortstop/pitcher Matt Bush as the No. 1 pick of baseball's 2004 draft. And the story started with a report in this newspaper Friday. At the time, Padres director of scouting Bill Gayton was assessing the three collegiate frontrunners for the Padres' No. 1 pick in the draft – right-handed pitchers Jered Weaver of Long Beach State and Jeff Niemann of Rice and Florida State shortstop Stephen Drew. Gayton was asked about Matt Bush. "We've talked about Bush," said Gayton. "We love him." When Bush read that quote Friday morning, a light went on. "I've always loved the Padres," said Bush. "If they love me . . . "Bush put in a call to one of his advisers, Ken Felder. "I asked Ken that, off what I read in the newspaper, would it be OK if I called | | By: San Diego Sporting | | |
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