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Media consumption survey

Germans Buck Trend With Love Of Newspapers

(Reuters) - The news: Americans love to publicly debate it, British people hardly ever pay for it online and Germans prefer to get theirs through more traditional means, according to a survey about media consumption released on Monday.
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Gamal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey

What On Earth Is A ?White Muslim??

There are, in fact, tens of millions of Muslims around the world who are ?white? -- and no one would bother to call them ?white Muslims.?
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JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Alcoa: 6 Earnings Reports To Watch, July 9-13

Earnings season for the second quarter is almost here, with America's biggest aluminum producer, Alcoa Inc., announcing its results on Monday and JPMorgan Chase & Co. disclosing a portion of its total derivatives-trading losses on Friday the 13th.
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Global Economic Concerns Drag US Stock Futures Down

U.S. stock index futures point to a slightly lower open Friday as the interest rate cuts announced by central banks in Europe and China on Thursday failed to convince investors that the measures will be sufficient to rejuvenate the struggling global economy.
China Meat Ban

Ban On Meat For Athletes Raising Olympic Concerns In China

China has forbidden Olympic athletes from eating beef, lamb and pork lest additives in the meat turn up in blood samples as banned drugs. There's only one problem: the athletes say the new diet is to blame for losses.
oil

Crude Oil Futures Hover Above $87 In Asia

Crude oil futures declined during Asian trading hours Wednesday after surging in the previous session on renewed tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
Barclays plc chief executive Bob Diamond

Ex- Barclays CEO Blames Bank of England for Libor Debacle

The British Parliament, might not be the place one would expect to see fireworks lit on July 4. But that's what's likely to happen Wednesday, when the former CEO of Barclays plc (NYSE:BCS), who resigned Tuesday, is expected to tell the House of Commons its fraud was partly done at the bequest of the Bank of England.
Bob Diamond

Barclays Boss Bob Diamond Quits Amid Libor Scandal

Initial public and governmental response garnered unified relief that someone has taken responsibility for the spate of banking scandals and damaged relations between its customers.

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