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Monday, 28 July 2014

Associate of dead South Korea ferry boss arrested, children due to give evidence

ANSAN South Korea (Reuters) - A close associate of the man whose web of business holdings included a ferry that sank and killed more than 300 people in April was arrested on Monday, a week after the ferry owner's badly decomposed body was identified.

Source: feeds.reuters.com

Scandal hits Catalan independence drive

Admission by region’s former president that he had undeclared bank accounts comes days before attempt to negotiate settlement with Spain

Source: www.ft.com

Boko Haram kidnaps wife of Cameroon politician

The kidnapping is one of the most audacious attacks by the Nigeria-based Islamist group since it launched an insurgency five years ago

Source: www.ft.com

Images show Russian attacks, says US

Turkey’s Alevis fear Erdogan presidency

EU banking union faces legal challenge

Gaza conflict resumes as truce hopes fade

Argentina braces for fresh debt default

Typewriters clatter into life again

Fed set to hold course with $10bn taper

Isis uses humility as tactic for conquest

Abe faces rising disenchantment in Japan

Video-seeking drone ordered out of fire area

Cal Fire cites danger to aircraft fighting flames near Sacramento.

Source: rssfeeds.usatoday.com

Watch: Dog faints when reunited with family member

It must have been too much excitement for this pooch to take.

Source: rssfeeds.usatoday.com

Plane crash near Venice beach leaves 1 dead

2 persons questioned in deadly Philly carjack crash

13 struck by lightning on Calif. beach

Lightning kills man at Los Angeles beach

Family of five found shot to death

1 dead after attempted Indianapolis break-in

Family of five found shot to death in Saco

Loggerheads return to ocean at Tour de Turtles event

Lightning injures Los Angeles beachgoers

Corporate Artful Dodgers

Paul Krugman, New York Times

Source: www.realclearpolitics.com

Close This Tax Loophole

The Danger of Too Loose, Too Long

Why Is the World Becoming Such a Nasty Place?

Paul Ryan's New Clothes

Democrats' Big Bad Obamacare Bet

You Don't Need Permission to Change Careers

A fellow named Jeff came into one of our job search workshops. He said "I want to change careers. I've been a lawyer for eighteen years, working for the same law firm the whole time."

Source: www.forbes.com

How To Work Much Faster

Two Disappearing Chairmen At Hong Kong Stock Exchange Underscore Investment, Governance Risks

Anatomy Of A TV Drama: Inside WGN America's 'Manhattan' With 'The West Wing's' Thomas Schlamme

2014 Luxury Watches Have Final US Preview Before Their Release

2014 Watch Releases From Swatch Group Brands

Dell Panel: BYOD, IoT Increase Security Challenges