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CFO departure throws spanner in GM's gears
Now the Motown manufacturer has lost its well-regarded finance chief Chris Liddell. Some management turnover should be expected — and is a sharp contrast to the longevity of the lead-footed bigwigs who steered GM into bankruptcy.
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:46P
Malaysian Government Reveals Nearly 30000 Foreigners Caned, Says Amnesty
Since 2002, when Parliament amended the Immigration Act 1959/63 to make immigration violations such as illegal entry subject to caning, tens of thousands of refugees and migrant workers have been caned. At least 60 percent of the 29759 foreigners caned
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:44P
Rally held against proposed illegal immigration bill
Some have called it "Arizona-style" immigration reform and a lot of the proposals are similar. House Bill 56 would get state and local law officers involved in the enforcement of federal immigration laws, forcing them to check the legal status of
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:43P
(3/2011) The Glue Of The New Normal
As families split up, bankruptcy follows, homelessness ensues, all while hunger pursues us. We are never without hope though. It has been prophesied that America, though in peril now, will survive. God has said so. Those who pray for the safety of the
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:42P
Miss. attorney general hopes $20 million pharma settlement will fund mental
The Southern Poverty Law Center in their ongoing case charges that Mississippi fails to care for low-income children with mental illness. The plaintiffs say that, in order to avoid further lawsuits, the state must shift funds away from large
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:42P
US govt suing Greenville firm over 401(k) plan
AP GREENVILLE, SC The US Labor Department is suing the owner of a Greenville accounting firm, saying it took thousands of dollars from the company's 401(k) plan. The government said Thursday it has sued Parnell and Co. LLC in Greenville and its owner,
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:39P
Nueces County District Attorney: No refusal for DWI suspects for spring break
"It's OK to have a fun time, but don't commit crimes and don't drive drunk because you're going to get convicted of a DWI," Skurka said. First time offenders can face a $2000 maximum fine, up to six months behind bars, a suspended driver's license for
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:39P
Nueces County District Attorney: No refusal for DWI suspects for spring break
"It's OK to have a fun time, but don't commit crimes and don't drive drunk because you're going to get convicted of a DWI," Skurka said. First time offenders can face a $2000 maximum fine, up to six months behind bars, a suspended driver's license for
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:39P
New N-648 Form Helps Immigrants with Disabilities or Impairments
“It is critical to fill out the form with ample details,” said Banerjee, who has more than 10 years of success in immigration law. “I hear so many sad stories of people who did not fill it out correctly and then must start the process over again.
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:37P
US Sen. Grassley: Statement on oversight of the Department of Homeland Security
I'm annoyed that this department apparently disregards the spirit of our immigration laws, and will go to great lengths to abuse the special authority Congress provided to the Secretary. I was also disappointed to hear that the Secretary has again
Updated: 03/10/2011 02:36P
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