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The memoirs of an illegal alien
worker in the United States has become more of a hot-button issue as there are now an estimated 11.2 million such people living in the US, and as the state of Arizona signed into law the country's toughest bill on illegal immigration in April 2010.
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:06A
Vikings | Sidney Rice bought plane tickets from fraudsters
Rice's name surfaced in the Brooklyn Federal Court trial of Winsome White, an East New York woman charged with credit card fraud. Prosecutors say White was part of a crew - led by her ex-boyfriend Ashley Simmons - that ripped off credit card numbers
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:05A
New York steakhouse files for bankruptcy protection
Angelo & Maxie's, a New York City steakhouse, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the winter weather for its financial issues. Angelo & Maxie's, a New York City steakhouse, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy,
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:04A
GLC bankruptcy claims receives deadline
All creditors that have claims against GLC Limited have until the end of May to file with the US bankruptcy court. All creditors that have claims against GLC Limited have until the end of May to file with the US bankruptcy court.
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:04A
Business Highlights
Japan's earthquake and nuclear crises have put pressure on the already fragile global economy, squeezed supplies of goods from computer chips to auto parts and raised fears of higher interest rates. The disaster frightened financial markets in Tokyo
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:04A
Alexandria's 'Green Zone'
The Mark Winkler Company sold the property to Duke Realty, and Mark Center is now a military installation — part of Fort Belvoir as the result of what is now known as "BRAC 133," which takes its name from recommendation 133 of the 2005 Base Realignment
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:04A
Opinion: States cooking odd brew
gained national attention, as have various states' efforts to imitate Arizona's immigration crackdown. Arizona, meanwhile, moved on to an attempt to assert its authority to nullify federal law; the last time that was tried, we had the Civil War.
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:03A
Barnes & Noble: Hobbled by the Human Element?
Borders CEO is saying they hope to come out of (bankruptcy) by end of summer, ok but that is not the end of B&N. Other than that there is nothing but the market trading as if B&N is going to end in (bankruptcy) itself. I don't get it.
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:02A
Russell Jones Walker > Report EU set to alter divorce laws
policymakers at the European Commission - which is presided over by Jose Manuel Barroso - have drawn up these new guidelines to "enable couples to choose which law applies to their joint property in the event that they divorce or one of them dies".
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:01A
St. Patrick's DUI Crackdown Begins Tonight
Describing its beefed-up rolling DUI patrols as "a counter-measure to all the 'green beer' on sale," the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department said its law enforcement partners will deploy additional patrols throughout the county.
Updated: 03/17/2011 10:00A
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