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Karim Koubriti filed suit against the county and five unnamed deputies, along with a deputy ident... Arab immigrant imprisoned
Karim Koubriti filed suit against the county and five unnamed deputies, along with a deputy identified only as Rojo.
"The actions of the Wayne County Sheriff's Department were completely outrageous," said a Detroit lawyer for Koubriti, Ben Gonek. "They only added more insult to the injuries he was already sustaining by the federal government."
Koubriti, a Moroccan immigrant, claims...
Australian Software Developer Wins Long-Term Business with US Insurance Company Melbourne B... Australian Software Developer Wi
Australian Software Developer Wins Long-Term Business with US Insurance Company
Melbourne Based Yanisa Grows their Portfolio by Providing Data System Connecting American and Vietnamese Insurance Companies
[ClickPress, Mon Nov 28 2005] Melbourne, Australia – Yanisa, a data services company, today announced that it has been selected by Humphrey International Healthcare to build a mu...
The world's fourth-biggest food retail and foodservice group by sales, Ahold said on Monday it w... Ahold settles US lawsuit fo
The world's fourth-biggest food retail and foodservice group by sales, Ahold said on Monday it would compensate shareholders who purchased stock between July 30, 1999 and Feb. 23, 2003, just before the scandal broke, to settle the class-action suit.
Ahold -- which generates 70 percent of sales in the United States, where it owns the Stop & Shop, Giant and Tops stores -- shocked investors...
The U.S. Treasury accepted the $100 bid of the Rock Hill Library Commission to buy the local pos... Library commission buys po
The U.S. Treasury accepted the $100 bid of the Rock Hill Library Commission to buy the local post office building, according to The Evening Herald this week in 1930.
The commission planned to move the building to property it owned at Oakland Avenue and St. Johns Court, chairman J.W. O'Neal said. The federal government planned to build a new post office and court.
News of the bid a...
When I left Japan in 2003, things were looking terminally gloomy. For most of the previous seven ... New dawn for Nippon...
When I left Japan in 2003, things were looking terminally gloomy. For most of the previous seven years reporting from Tokyo, I had written an unrelenting stream of miserable stories about salarymen suicides, zombie companies and a corrupt one-party political system dying slowly from sclerosis. Throw in the ageing population, staggering debt and declining regional influence and it looked as if t...
Business 7-Day Archive Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday AP HEADLINE... Stocks set to open up on holiday
Business 7-Day Archive Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
AP HEADLINES Shoppers crowd stores but spend only mod
U.S. stock market futures notched higher Monday, with retailing a focus after preliminary figures suggested a solid start to the holiday shopping season, with some mergers-and-acquisitions activity also lending support.
Dow Jones futures were re...
U.S. stock market futures notched higher Monday, with retailing a focus after preliminary figures... Stocks set to open up on h
U.S. stock market futures notched higher Monday, with retailing a focus after preliminary figures suggested a solid start to the holiday shopping season, with some mergers-and-acquisitions activity also lending support.
Dow Jones futures were recently up 20 points, S&P 500 futures rose 2.4 points, and Nasdaq 100 futures gained 4 points.
On Friday, markets finished a strong week with...
Ludek Preucil studied engineering in college, but he spent the years after the fall of communism ... Automakers establish roots
Ludek Preucil studied engineering in college, but he spent the years after the fall of communism scraping by as a bank security guard.
These days, he is paid 40 percent more as a technician at one of the world's most modern automobile plants, a robot-filled, $1.8 billion facility that will churn out 300,000 cars next year on sprawling farmland 40 miles east of Prague.
Preucil is li...
Industry experts have mixed feelings about whether the boom is beginning to ease. The East and We... Adjustable mortgages causi
Industry experts have mixed feelings about whether the boom is beginning to ease. The East and West coasts, parts of Nevada, Florida and the Northeast are recording strong sales where jobs and populations are growing. Other areas have seen the rate of appreciation slow, including parts of Colorado.
"I think that price appreciation will for the most part remain pretty solid for another thr...
