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iQ Credit Union awards more than $3,000 in book grants
iQ Credit Union has awarded $3,225 in book grants to 43 recipients in 37 public and private elementary, middle and high schools in Southwest Washington as part of its Read With Me grant program.
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Fifth day ends without verdict in ex-Senator Edwards' trial
GREENSBORO, North Carolina (Reuters) - Jurors deciding the fate of former U.S. Senator John Edwards in his campaign finance trial appeared on Thursday to be immersed in a detailed review of money spent by a supporter on the ex-presidential candidate's mistress and political aide. The North Carolina jury asked for a closer look at 20 more pieces of evidence on their fifth day of deliberations on ...
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7 questions to ask before buying credit card payment protection
To see whether you're a fit for a credit card payment protection plan, ask yourself these seven questions
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Skimming
The illegal act of copying information from a credit card’s magnetic strip and using it for fraudulent purposes.
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BoI mulls tighter capital adequacy requirements
The Bank of Israel is considering excluding deferred taxes from the definition of capital, thus harming the supply of credit.
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Peoples Choice Credit Union puts sound lounge in shopping centre
Co-operative bank Peoples Choice Credit Union has put a sound lounge in a Darwin shopping centre to give consumers a taste of upcoming Bass in the Grass music festival. People can relax on beanbags in the space, while listening to artists who feature at the festival on wireless headphones. The execution was created by outdoor ad company [...]
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Fair trials face a web challenge
In the digital age, there is no such thing as a fair trial, David Field, an adjunct associate professor of law at Queensland’s Bond University, says. Amy Remeikis reports.
www.brisbanetimes.com.au
Federal appeals panel clarifies piracy definition
RICHMOND (AP) -- A federal appeals court has made it clear that someone doesn't have to board a ship or rob it to commit piracy. A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in two separate piracy cases involving Norfolk-based Navy ships Tuesday. In one, it upheld the convictions and life sentences of five Somali men who attacked USS Nicholas in waters off Africa. In the ...
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Fitch Rates Republic Services, Inc.'s Amended Senior Unsecured Credit Facility 'BBB'
Fitch Ratings rates Republic Services, Inc.'s amended and restated senior unsecured credit facility 'BBB'. The $1.25 billion revolving facility has a five-year term with covenants similar to the pre-amended $1.25 billion facility that was due in September 2013.
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What does it take to become a Disney star?
Why so many kids have come to expect fame, and what parents need to know about the sometimes treacherous world of searching for stardom.
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