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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 25 2008 | security, business, news
    Security lapse exposes Facebook photos - Security - MSNBC.com

    Quoted: A security lapse made it possible for unwelcome strangers to peruse personal photos posted on Facebook Inc.'s popular online hangout, circumventing a recent upgrade to the Web site's privacy controls.

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 31 2007 | business, news
    Google and Friends to Gang Up on Facebook - New York Times

    Quoted: An alliance of companies led by Google plans to roll out a common set of standards to allow developers to write programs for Google’s Orkut and other social networking Web sites.

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 30 2007 | business, news, india
    India's tea industry falls on hard times - Yahoo! News

    Quoted: He's a genteel man, with a sprawling plantation house, courtly manners and an estate of carefully trimmed tea bushes that stretches across the gentle hills of Assam, blanketing the land as far as you can see.

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 16 2007 | news, work, business
    The Best Places to Launch a Career-BusinessWeek

    Quoted: The surprise in BusinessWeek's second annual ranking: Accounting firms have raced to the head of the pack.

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 31 2007 | news, business, money
    The Richest (and Poorest) Places in the U.S.

    Quoted: Maryland knocked New Jersey out of the top spot this year, while Mississippi and West Virginia were the poorest states in the Union.Maryland is now ...

    surprised to see Miami in the poor bracket, but i guess it makes sense. Wondering what Seattle's median income is...can't be too far off from the 10 richest cities, with Microsoft, IBM, Amazon, etc, all being there.

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 29 2007 | news, business
    World's Largest Casino Opens - Yahoo! News

    Quoted: World's largest casino opens in China. With the crash of a champagne bottle against a gondola, Macau's Venetian casino opened Tuesday, dwarfing anything in Las Vegas and big enough, its operators say, to shift the magnetic north of the gambling world to this small city in southern China.

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 09 2007 | news, health, world, business
    Globalisation and health | The maladies of affluence | Economist.com

    Quoted: For many in the West, diseases are a bit like birds: everyone gets them but poor countries have more exotic species. Rich-country maladies are things like heart disease, cancer and diabetes: “chronic” conditions often resulting from diet or physical inactivity. Developing countries suffer more lurid and acute infections: malaria, tuberculosis, measles, cholera. HIV/AIDS is unusual in that it affects rich and poor alike.

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 03 2007 | news, business, workplace
    Bad bosses get promoted, not punished? | Oddly Enough | Reuters

    Quoted: By Rachel Breitman NEW YORK (Reuters) - How do people get ahead in the workplace? One way seems to be by making their subordinates miserable, according to a study released Friday. In the study to be presented at a conference on man

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 02 2007 | news, business, ethics, politics
    Suing Multinationals Over Murder - TIME

    Quoted: During a two week trial, a Birmingham jury weighed charges that the local Drummond Coal Company bore responsibility for the murders of three union leaders ...

    Reminds me of the People of Bhopal, India vs. Union Carbide case, which is still not settled by the way

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    0 starstigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 02 2007 | news, China, business
    BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Toys recalled over safety fears

    Quoted: Fisher Price recalls nearly one million Chinese-made toys over fears their paint may contain too much lead.

    That's it, I'm not buying anything that's "Made in China". First toothpaste, now toys, what's next, T-shirts?

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