Monthly Archives: November 2010

US high school hostage-taker dies

November 30, 2010WorldnewsExpert

The 15-year-old boy who shot himself after taking 23 students and a teacher hostage at his school in Wisconsin dies of his wounds.

Military study gives green light to end gay ban

November 30, 2010USExpert

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Pentagon unveiled a study on Tuesday that predicted little impact if the U.S. military ended its ban on gays, bolstering President Barack Obama’s push to get Congress to repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” by year-end.

House may vote on tax cuts Thursday -Van Hollen

November 30, 2010Business NewsExpert

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The House of Representatives may vote Thursday on a measure to let income tax rates to rise for the wealthiest 2 percent of U.S. households, a top Democrat said Tuesday.

Daily Digest for November 30th

November 30, 2010WorldnewsExpert

	Posted Three top Fifa men ‘took bribes’.
	Posted U.S. regrets leaks, says will tighten security.
	Posted Most in U.S. want open military service for gays: poll.
	Posted Greer Feick: Wall Street or Social Activism?.
	Posted Gaza blockade still ‘crippling’.
	Posted Somali-born teen pleads not guilty in U.S. bomb case.
	Posted UPDATE 3-Seagate buyout talks fail; to buy back stock.
	Posted Hostage drama at US high school.
	Posted News Corp weighs MySpace options.
	Posted U.S. regrets leaks, says will tighten security.
	Posted Armed student takes hostages at Wisconsin high school.
	Posted UPDATE 2-China’s CICC gets approval for ownership change.
	Posted NY trial opens in Goldman secret trading code case.
	Posted TARP bailout to cost taxpayers $25 billion: CBO.
	Posted Netflix partner Level 3 spars with Comcast on fees.
	Posted JC Flowers, GIC mull Brazilian bank stake buy – report.
	Posted Money: Alcohol prices – 30th November 2010.
	Posted Google nears deal to buy Groupon: report.
	Posted Wisconsin boy takes classmates hostage, shoots himself.
	Posted ABB to buy Baldor Electric for $3.1 billion.
	Posted WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Wants to Spill Your Corporate Secrets.
	Posted Obama, Republicans in tax face-off at White House.
	Posted Obama, Republicans in tax face-off at White House.
	Posted China ‘frustrated’ by North Korea.
	Posted IOC to examine Fifa bribe claims.
	Posted Italian film great Monicelli dead.
	Posted Medvedev makes speech to nation.
	Posted Now North Korea boasts advances in nuclear program.
	Posted UK watchdog adviser: Cloned cattle meat likely safe.
	Posted Russian-U.S. space crew land safely in Kazakh.
	Posted Family spending ‘dropped in 2009′.
	Posted Google nears deal to buy Groupon: report.
	Posted EU launches Google investigation after complaints.
	Posted Oxford English Dictionary relaunch online version.
	Posted EU launches Google investigation after complaints.
	Posted Senate rejects proposal to ban earmarks.
	Posted Best cure for joblessness is rebound: Fed’s Diamond.
	Posted Obama and Republicans in tax face-off at White House.
	Posted New charges against New York bomb plotter’s father.
	Posted Shoppers favored cash on Black Friday: survey.
	Posted Teacher helped calm hostage taker in Wisconsin school.
	Posted EU conditionally approves BASF buy of Cognis.
	Posted Google nears deal to buy Groupon: reports.
	Posted EU mergers and takeovers (Nov 30).
	Posted Wealthy may ring out 2010 with tax-minded gifts.
	Posted Asset price rises promise more media M&A.
	Posted Only one of the PIIGS matters: Spain.
	Posted UPDATE 2-Ex-Deloitte partner accused of insider trading.
	Posted UPDATE 1-Greenbriar raises offer for Dynamex.

Wall Street slips on euro zone but data helps

November 30, 2010Business NewsExpert

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks fell in a choppy session on Tuesday but showed resilience in the face of Europe’s debt crisis, recovering some of their losses on more encouraging signs from the U.S….

Medical costs for U.S. retirees fell in 2010: EBRI

November 30, 2010USExpert

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Some medical costs have fallen this year thanks to new health care reform laws, but U.S. retirees will still need hundreds of thousands of dollars in savings to cover their lifetime medical expenses.

Obama and Republicans agree to negotiate on taxes

November 30, 2010TopnewsExpert

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama said on Tuesday he still disagreed with Republicans on whether to extend Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, but the two sides agreed to negotiate a deal in the coming days.

UPDATE 1-Greenbriar raises offer for Dynamex

November 30, 2010MergersExpert

Nov 30 (Reuters) – Logistics firm Dynamex Inc said
Greenbriar Equity Group LLC raised its buyout offer to $24 a
share, or about $234 million, outbidding a third-party bid.

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