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2 Opus Dei followers on trial in France, accused of forcing disciple to work
Opus Dei's founder, Spanish priest Jose Maria Escriva de Balaguer, was made a saint by Pope John Paul II. Thursday's trial comes after legal complaints filed by Catherine Tissier, who was 14 when she joined the Donson hotel school in eastern France,
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:30A
2 Opus Dei followers on trial in France, accused of forcing disciple to work
Opus Dei's founder, Spanish priest Jose Maria Escriva de Balaguer, was made a saint by Pope John Paul II. Thursday's trial comes after legal complaints filed by Catherine Tissier, who was 14 when she joined the Donson hotel school in eastern France,
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:30A
AB InBev, Budvar Can Both Keep U.K. Budweiser Right, Court Says
UK consumers “are well aware of the difference” between the products of AB InBev and Budvar, the EU Court of Justice said in a statement after its ruling today. “A long period of honest concurrent use of the two identical trademarks concerned neither
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:30A
Edward Graham's Abuse of Office Trial Adjourned
Sep 22, 2011 (The Daily Observer/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- The Principal Magistrate Sheriff Tabally at the Banjul Magistrates Court on Tuesday adjourned the criminal trial involving the state against Edward Graham, the former managing
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:28A
New austerity for Greece
Greece said it would deepen pension cuts, extend a painful property tax hike and put tens of thousands of workers on notice on Wednesday to secure a new injection of aid and save the country from bankruptcy. The powerful labour unions and public
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:28A
Suit alleges wind turbines harming family
A rural Ontario family has launched a $1.5-million lawsuit against a major energy corporation, claiming severe health effects from an industrial wind-turbine farm located a kilometre from their home. "It's just been a horrific four months," said Lisa
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:28A
Saab has plan for payments as appeal stalls
Struggling car maker Saab plans to use money recently promised by a Chinese investor to pay delayed wages and some unpaid bills to stave off bankruptcy if it is not given protection from creditors, daily Dagens Industri wrote on Monday.
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:28A
SKorean sex workers rally to protest stricter laws
Entertainment News from AP AP IMPACT: NYPD eyed US citizens in intel effort AP National News Video More>> AP News Minute: 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' repealed SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Hundreds of South Korean sex workers have rallied to call for the
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:27A
SC reserves judgement on disqualification case of Rind
A three-member bench headed by Justice Mian Shakirullah Jan was hearing an appeal on the issue of elections titled "Senator Mir Muhammad Ali Rind versus Obaidullah and others". The BHC had disqualified Rind from becoming a Member of Parliament on a
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:27A
Unique over-selling points - why slick execution usually trumps differentiation
Don't get me wrong – there's a lot of truth to the criticism that law firms aren't good at differentiating themselves. In a fragmented industry, many large firms blur into each other – either because the business has grown in a haphazard fashion or the
Updated: 09/22/2011 05:27A
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