Archive for July, 2008

Eton schoolboy rides for China

WESTBURY (Reuters) - Olympic host country China has pinned its hopes of equestrian success on a lanky Eton schoolboy sponsored by a Guangzhou property tycoon.

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UK Hacker Loses Extradition Hearing - CRN


Telegraph.co.uk
UK Hacker Loses Extradition Hearing
CRN -1 hour ago
A British hacker who allegedly cracked into dozens of military, NASA and government computer systems on his supposed quest to prove that the US was covering up the existence of aliens lost his extradition hearing in the UK today, meaning he could soon
Green light for hacker’s extraditionZDNet
British hacker loses extradition appealUnited Press International
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Bennigan's, Steak & Ale file bankruptcy - Bizjournals.com


Earthtimes (press release)
Bennigan's, Steak & Ale file bankruptcy
Bizjournals.com -52 minutes ago
The restaurant chains Bennigan's and Steak & Ale have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection and will close all their company locations, a spokeswoman has confirmed.
Some Area Bennigan's Still Open For BusinessWBBM780
What now for Bennigan's workers?9NEWS.com
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Fulham sign Sweden’s Stoor (AFP)

Fulham signed Sweden defender Fredrik Stoor, seen here on June 14, from Norwegian side Rosenborg(AFP/File/Damien Meyer)AFP - Fulham signed Sweden defender Fredrik Stoor from Norwegian side Rosenborg on Wednesday, the English Premier League club announced.


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Canadian Mine Operator Bids to Buy Coal Producer

Teck Cominco, a major Canadian mining company, made a $14.4 billion bid for Fording Canadian Coal Trust, a producer of high-value coal used to make steel.

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Stocks jump at the open on jobs data, SEC move - MarketWatch


RTT News
Stocks jump at the open on jobs data, SEC move
MarketWatch -40 minutes ago
By Nick Godt, MarketWatch NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — US stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday, carrying over from the previous session, after a private-sector jobs report showed unexpected growth in employment during July.
US online help-wanted ads fall in July - reportReuters
ADP Points To Better Jobs Situation Than ThoughtForbes
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Zambrano, Cubs rise to challenge, beat Brewers 7-1 (AP)

Chicago Cubs' Carlos Zambrano pitches during the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday, July 29, 2008, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Jeff Hanisch)AP - With Carlos Zambrano facing Ben Sheets, both the Cubs and Brewers knew they’d have to be close to perfect. Only the Cubs rose to the challenge.


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Aide to Sen. Jim Webb Found Dead

An aide to Sen. Jim Webb, D-Va., was found dead from a gunshot wound Tuesday morning, Webb’s office confirmed to FOX News.

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Nintendo, Software Makers Target DS Game Piracy - PC World


DailyTech
Nintendo, Software Makers Target DS Game Piracy
PC World -9 hours ago
Nintendo and a group of 53 game software companies have filed a lawsuit against five companies they allege sold a device that enables copied games to be played on the Nintendo DS handheld device.
Nintendo Launches Lawsuit to Stop DS PiracyDailyTech
Nintendo sues over DS privacyVariety
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Bush Admin. Places Financial Sanctions on Burma

The Bush administration is imposing financial sanctions on companies suspected of being owned or controlled by the military-run government of Myanmar.

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