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July 1st, 2008
Indonesia news
This year's election followed closely by many nations
It was simply amazing to see the reaction of the world when Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States.
Let the Chinese Spending Begin
They say that when one door closes, another one opens. With investors wondering where to look for gains in a global equity marketplace that sometimes seems to have had all of its doors simultaneously slammed ...
Will Supreme Court take case on Obama's citizenship?
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider Friday whether to take up a lawsuit challenging President-elect Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship, a continuation of a New Jersey case embraced by many opponents of Obama's ...
AstraZeneca Appoints Graham Baker Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for North America
AstraZeneca today announced the appointment of Graham Baker as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of AstraZeneca North America.
Clinton lauds Knowledge Channel in HK meet
Former US President Bill Clinton on Wednesday lauded the pioneering work of the Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc.
Ambassador calls Thailand a showcase of democracy
A showcase of democracy best describes Thailand, the country's ambassador to Manila said on Wednesday in reaction to statements from two Philippine officials who reportedly said that Thais lack political ...
Let me in: Tampa reject's new hope
GHOLAM Ali spent 18 months in detention on Nauru after being rescued by the Tampa in August 2001, but is so determined to reach Australia he paid people-smugglers thousands of dollars to try again.
AstraZeneca Appoints Graham Baker Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for North America
AstraZeneca today announced the appointment of Graham Baker as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of AstraZeneca North America.
Summit regret
Southeast Asian countries are sorry that Thai political turmoil caused the government to postpone the annual regional summit, with Singapore urging a meeting before the proposed Thai date of March.
Cellphones still best for talking, not for cooking eggs or popping popcorn
LUANN LASALLE The Canadian Press MONTREAL a ' Can cellphones cook eggs and pop popcorn? You would think so after watching doctored videos on the Internet.
Another Big One for Indonesia?
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Vale Inco set to cut Sudbury output
Nickel giant Vale Inco Ltd. is preparing to cut production at its Sudbury operations in response to plunging base metal prices, sources say.
Cellphones for talking, not popping popcorn
"Absolute hoax and absolute hoax," said Marc Choma of the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association.
Pound hurt by data, rate speculation
Story link: Pound hurt by data, rate speculation The UK pound weakened Wednesday on new data showing that consumer confidence had declined and that the services sector continues to contract there.
Article Slams a No on 8a Campaign as a Political Malpracticea
In Hawaii, a Certification of Live Birth is issued within a year of a child's birth to those who register a birth abroad or one that takes place outside a hospital.
33rd Apec Tourism Group Representatives Visit Kg Ayer
About 33 representatives from various nations across the globe such as Australia, Brunei, China, Indonesia.
It's getting worse out there
And this has nothing to do with faltering banks or auto makers with begging bowls.
Asia Markets: Shanghai steams higher; merger talks lift Nippon oil
Asian stocks were higher Thursday, with merger activity in the resource sector helping to boost commodity-related shares, and as investors assessed the impact of large interest-rate cuts in New Zealand and ...
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Issues: Dealing with Depression
Snowy sludge. Gloomy noon skies. Christmas credit card debt. No new movies that are any good.
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Washington Memo - A Handpicked Team for a Foreign Policy Shift - NYTimes.com
WASHINGTON ? When President-elect Barack Obama introduces his national security team on Monday, it will include two veteran cold warriors and a political rival whose records are all more hawkish than that of the new president who will face them in the White House Situation Room.
The shift would create a greatly expanded corps of diplomats and aid workers that, in the vision of the incoming Obama administration, would be engaged in projects around the world aimed at preventing conflicts and rebuilding failed states. However, it is unclear whether the financing would be shifted from the Pentagon; Mr. Obama has also committed to increasing the number of American combat troops.Whether they can make the change ? one that Mr. Obama started talking about in the summer of 2007, when his candidacy was a long shot at best ? ?will be the great foreign policy experiment of the Obama presidency,? one of his senior advisers said recently.
Indonesian workers facing massive layoffs
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Indonesia's PT Indosat withdraws US$450 millionfrom syndicated loan
Indonesia?s second largest telco PT Indosat has withdrawn US$450 million from a syndicated loan due in 2010 and 2012 owing to a significant ?change in control?. One part of the credit facility, organised by ING Bank and DBS Bank, amounting to US$150 million was withdrawn in September 2008 and the balance on 20 November 2008.
"Anti-porn" bill could threaten Indonesian women by Soe Tjen Marching - Common Ground News Service
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