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Mexico's Drug Cartels Have An Ingeniously Simple Method Of Laundering Money Drug kingpins turn to trade-based money-laundering DRUG traffickers, like everyone else, only want money because they want what money can buy. But turning dirty cash from drug sales into clean, usable currency has become...
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Teen Entrepreneur Megan Grassell Used Her Frustration To Fuel A Business When the retail industry failed to meet Megan Grassell's expectations, she didn't get mad. Instead, she got busy and became resolute, by honing the characteristics that can help every business succeed.
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Physicists Make Big Leap In Quantum Teleportation

Business Insider - 21 Sep 2014 23:45
Physicists Make Big Leap In Quantum Teleportation Physicists in Switzerland said Sunday they had succeeded in teleporting the quantum state of a photon to a crystal, in which information transited from light to matter, over a record distance of 25 kilometres (15.5 miles...
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Kipper Williams on EU-Russian sanctions

The Guardian - 21 Sep 2014 17:16
Kipper Williams on EU-Russian sanctions Russia has banned the import of food and vegetables from the EU
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Larry Ellison leaving top post at Oracle. Hurd and Catz to become co-CEOs Larry Ellison is stepping down as Oracle's CEO after 37 years at the company's helm. He will be replaced by Safra Catz and Mark Hurd, the firm's co-presidents.
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Phones 4u won't be the last casualty as the smartphone boom goes bust Mobile networks are opening more stores and cutting out intermediaries to survive as the UK market reaches saturation
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French Farmers Set Vegetables, Manure Ablaze To Protest Falling Prices Farmers dumped piles of vegetables around the town of Morlaix in western France on Friday night before torching public buildings in a dramatic act of frustration at falling revenues. Around 100 farmers hauled artichokes,...
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Texans Receiver Made One Of The Most Incredible Catches Ever And It Didn't Count Houston Texans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has caught 59 passes in his two seasons but none were better than the one he made on Sunday against the New York Giants. Unfortunately for Hopkins, this one did not count. Qua...
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A Decade Of CGI: Bill Clinton's Vision Of An Expansive, Progressive Middle CGI doesn't have a Congress. It doesn't have an opposition party. It doesn't have swing states, an electoral college, a judiciary, mid-terms, or for that matter, voters.
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What you need to know from the Fed's statement

Market Watch - 21 Sep 2014 05:43
Here are the most important things you need to know from the Fed's policy statement.
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Latest Accounts Show Financial Times Have Changed For Arsenal After years of soft commercial sales - primarily on account of signing long-term deals as part of the overall stadium financing strategy - the pattern has changed significantly over the last three years. Commercial reven...
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G20 finance chiefs confident growth goals achievable

Business Insider - 21 Sep 2014 03:35
G20 finance chiefs confident growth goals achievable Cairns (Australia)
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Here is a list of why the new California film tax credit is a hill of beans for independent films, the only category of films for which the credit is assignable, which is generally required to convert the credit into pro...
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A recent regulatory filing by Raleigh-based PRA Health Sciences, which is seeking to go public, offers a rare opportunity to look into the private world of private equity.
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Flight Cancellations And Colossal Losses Mount As Air France Pilots Extend Strike The pilots' strike at Air France is wreaking havoc with business and leisure travel and piling up colossal losses for the airline.
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White House asked to intervene in water dispute

News Observer - 21 Sep 2014 23:57
Persistent drought has kept South Texas farmers and community leaders in an uproar for years over shortfalls in the delivery of water to the Rio Grande from Mexico's tributaries. Now,
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The U.S. has received commitments from allies to join in airstrikes on Syria as it prepares to launch attacks against Islamic State targets there, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations says.
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Dedicated freight corridor a fillip for Container Corp A healthy balance sheet and an envious market share of around 75% among container train operators, also augur well for the firm
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Two Chinese Warships Arrive In Iran For Unprecedented Visit Two Chinese destroyers have arrived at Iran's Gulf port of Bandar Abbas, in an unprecedented visit attesting to a new rapprochement between the two countries, Iranian media reported Sunday. The four-day visit is the firs...
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Mustang must sell overseas, beat rival Camaro in USA First Mustang designed specifically for foreign tastes, it incorporates updates to beat Camaro.          
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Meet the 19-year-old iOS developer so successful he turned down an Apple job offer The company asked him to become an intern, he says. Apple interns can make $5,723 a month. But, he explains,"I am, at heart, an entrepreneur. I won't be happy working for someone else."
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Why 300,000 People Marched For Climate Change Action

The Huffington Post - 21 Sep 2014 23:06
Why 300,000 People Marched For Climate Change Action Climate activists filled the streets of New York City today for the People's Climate March. People came from across the country and around the world to support meaningful action on climate change just days before world l...
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