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Condoleezza Rice: Still Not Running for President |
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Monday, 16 January 2006 |
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(HQP)First lady Laura Bush predicts that United States will son have a
female president, she said it'll be a republican and has a good chance
it will be Secretary of the State Condoleezza Rice.
Although
that comment could boost Rice's confidence, She still rules out the
posibility of her running for the head of the office position. Mrs.
Bush said "I think it will happen for sure," on Friday about a woman
running the office. |
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Real Estate Firm Failed in Milwaukee |
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Monday, 16 January 2006 |
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(HQP)Land Speculator, that's the term use by former Milwaukee Mayor John
Norquist to describe the chicago-based real estate firm CMC Heartland
Partners. It was known that over a decade now representatives of the
firm has been talking about their development plans for their sites in
the city of Milwaukee. |
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Search Engine Titan Google's Mini Growing |
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Monday, 16 January 2006 |
Google mini, the search engin's complement to it's business oriented
Google Search appliance has bulked up. The company is confident that
this year they will have a excellent sales.
Debuted last January
of 2005 the product who sold only online, has sold US$4,995 and with a
capacity to index 50,000 documents, an impressive mark. It started at
about US$30,000 and indexed documents at about more than a 100,000. |
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Iran Nuclear Crisis Hitting Point of No Return |
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Friday, 13 January 2006 |
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The crisis over Iran's nuclear program seemed Friday, January 13,
heading fast toward the point of no return, with the Islamic Republic
threatening to stop cooperation with the UN atomic watchdog if its
nuclear file is referred to the UN Security Council. |
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Real Estate Predictions Contradicts |
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Friday, 13 January 2006 |
Last December the national media got most of the attention on real
estate a report that it would go downhill comes new year, and that
forces the down stock for major real estate brokers.
The report
was published by University of California , Los Angeles via Anderson
Forecast, it says that both real estate and construction industries
would slide down and would account for 800,000 lost jobs.
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Google to have a deal with Motorola |
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Friday, 13 January 2006 |
Google seems to have made a deal with Motorola; every time Motorola
users will turn on their phones they will be greeted by a Google icon
on the display window of their phones.
This new arrangement
will be introduced in series of statements by Google’s co-founder Larry
Page at the Consumer Electronics Show which takes place in Las Vegas,
Nevada on January 5-8, 2006. |
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Real Estate 30-Year Mortgages Falling |
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Friday, 13 January 2006 |
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“Interest rates for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages currently are below
the monthly averages set in November and December of 2005,” Frank
Nothft Chief Economist for Mortgage Giant Freddie Mac. On Thursday it's
weekly survey that rates on 30-year, it's fixed rate mortgages falls to
6.21 percent for the week that ends on Jan. 6. That was 0.01 percent
down from last week's rate of 6.22 percentand probably the lowest
since last year. |
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WHO: Avian Influenza Precautions will Suffice |
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Thursday, 12 January 2006 |
Turkey managed to take precautions in a "timely and properly," manner,
it was said in a statement from The World Health Organization (WHO).
The current situation is not bad enough to cause panic, according to
the organization, adding that tourists should feel perfectly safe
traveling to Turkey. |
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Foreign Trade Surplus in China Triples |
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Thursday, 12 January 2006 |
The foreign trade surplus of China tripled in 2005, recorded as $101,9 billion.
The Chinese Customs Department in a recent report announced export rose
28.4 percent, becoming $762 billion. Import increased by 17.6 percent
and closed the year at $660 billion. With these figures, the growing
economy of giant Asia totaled a $1.42 trillion foreign trade volume. |
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