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Greece upset after credit rating drops
The agency slashed its rating by three notches to B1 from Ba1 and warned it may cut again if the government's commitment to austerity wanes or international creditors become less willing to support it — Greece was saved from bankruptcy last May after
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:09A
Justice reform criticized
Canada's child advocates urged the federal government yesterday to back off proposed changes to the youth criminal justice law. The Canadian Council of Child and Youth Advocates warn that Bill C-4 risks taking the justice system backward by putting
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:09A
A cell block
The courthouse has new rules regarding the use of cell phones. Making a call outside, where rules are posted at left, is Enrique Sanchez of Worcester. (T&G Staff/MARK C. IDE) By Bronislaus B. Kush and Gary V. Murray TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF WORCESTER
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:08A
BREAKING NEWS: Yeltz could be wound up
It follows his brother Godfrey's decision to withdraw all financial support from the club, following revelations in the News last week that he is facing a lawsuit in the United States. In a statement posted on the club website last night,
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:07A
The Year in Bankruptcy: 2010
Business filings totaled 60837 in CY 2009, up 40 percent from the 43533 business filings in CY 2008. Chapter 11 filings rose 50 percent to 15189, up from the 10147 filings in CY 2008. EU officials indicate that 4.8 billion in new taxes and cutbacks
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:04A
The Year in Bankruptcy: 2010
Business filings totaled 60837 in CY 2009, up 40 percent from the 43533 business filings in CY 2008. Chapter 11 filings rose 50 percent to 15189, up from the 10147 filings in CY 2008. EU officials indicate that 4.8 billion in new taxes and cutbacks
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:04A
Law in Austria: Guilty for Questioning Islam
by A. Millar A few weeks ago Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff was fined 480 Euros for the "denigration of religious teachings of a legally recognized religion in Austria." In a three-part seminar Mrs. Sabaditsch-Wolff had referred to Islam's prophet
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:02A
Law in Austria: Guilty for Questioning Islam
by A. Millar A few weeks ago Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff was fined 480 Euros for the "denigration of religious teachings of a legally recognized religion in Austria." In a three-part seminar Mrs. Sabaditsch-Wolff had referred to Islam's prophet
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:02A
Japanese Corporate Bankruptcies Decline In February
(RTTNews) - Japanese corporate bankruptcies decreased for the 19th consecutive month in February, Tokyo Shoko Research said on Tuesday. Bankruptcies were down 9.4% in February from a year ago period to 987 cases. The number of bankruptcy cases fell
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:01A
Failure to grant stateless Palestinians born in Denmark costs Birthe Rnn
But only the first step towards a full inquiry into why the Ministry of Immigration broke the law for so long. Ramasjang faces balancing act of providing content that will be interesting to ten-year-o... Artist group hopes their eye-grabbing posters
Updated: 03/08/2011 05:01A
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