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Zuckerberg: Facebook claim forged
a website that posted photographs of traffic intersections for use in the insurance industry. Ceglia sued last July, saying he made a contract with Zuckerberg for an 84 per cent Facebook stake. After he changed law firms, Ceglia filed a complaint
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:49P
Vast powers of South Africa, India inquiry commissions
The South African commission was basically a court-like restorative justice body assembled after the abolition of apartheid period. Victims of human rights violations were invited to record statements pertaining to their bitter experiences and
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:49P
Bodies removed from plane crash in North Georgia mountains
By AP ELLIJAY — The bodies of four people aboard a plane that went down in the North Georgia mountains have been recovered, Gilmer County Fire Chief Tony Pritchett said late Thursday. WSB-TV Officials announce they have located the wreckage of a plane
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:49P
Capitol Digest: Proposed election map criticized; new immigration bill filed
That is, it would outlaw policies that bar governmental entities — including cities, counties and school districts — from adopting policies that prohibit law enforcement agencies from enforcing federal immigration laws. It also would withhold grants
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:49P
Deal creates Georgia Health Insurance Exchange Advisory Committee
Georgia has joined 25 other states in a lawsuit declaring the individual mandate, a key component of PPACA, unconstitutional. “I want Georgia to have time to thoroughly study this issue as we wait for the judicial process to play out,” said Deal.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:48P
Low paid workers get $19.40/wk pay rise
But tribunal president Justice Geoffrey Giudice said it would not defer the date at which the increase in the minimum wage would come into effect, despite a number of parties seeking a delay on the basis of exceptional circumstances.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:48P
Facebook says lawsuit is based on forgeries
SAN FRANCISCO - A New York man suing for an ownership stake in Facebook Inc. forged a contract to support his claim, the social-media company said Thursday. Facebook attorneys requested an expedited ability to inspect an original version of the
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:48P
Planners approve demolition of Belfast's Athletic Stores Victorian mill for
Heritage campaigners reacted with dismay to the Planning Service's verdict on a long-standing application to redevelop the building in Queen Street, which houses the Athletic Stores sports shop. A decision on the application was deferred for a
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:47P
Don't bury the mega-lessors yet: HSH Nordbank's global aviation head
The Cape Town treaty is really the first time treaty law has been used to try to govern local bankruptcy rules and there is bound to be some push-back in certain signatory countries as legislatures work to draft implementing legislation.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:47P
Don't bury the mega-lessors yet: HSH Nordbank's global aviation head
The Cape Town treaty is really the first time treaty law has been used to try to govern local bankruptcy rules and there is bound to be some push-back in certain signatory countries as legislatures work to draft implementing legislation.
Updated: 06/02/2011 08:47P
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