France seeking emergency G8 meeting on crisis: Nikkei
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Oct 6, 2008 5 related
        

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- France is proposing through diplomatic channels that the Group of Eight industrialized nations hold an emergency summit meeting to contain the U.S.-triggered financial crisis, Japanese business daily Nikkei reported in an unsourced article on its Web site. The report from... [read full story]                    

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America Recycles Day

times-news.com
5 mins ago
        

Steve Miller, owner of Pen-Mar Recycling Center, opens a bag that was found in a newspaper bin containing plastic, glass and metal that should have been separated into adjacent bins during the center’s open house Monday in...

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Jacobs Receives Contract from the Delaware Department of Transportation for the U.S. Route 301...

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7 mins ago 5 related
        

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. announced today that it received a contract from the Delaware Department of Transportation to provide design services for a 3-mile section of limited access roadway that will bypass existing U.S.

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Nerdy Gamers contest has a winner!

crunchgear.com
8 mins ago
        

It’s over! Thanks for all your entries, I saw a lot of games I haven’t thought of in years — who geeks out on Night Trap?! I wouldn’t presume to guage the true nerdiness of, say, a Final Fantasy VII fan vs. a WoW fan, so I used...

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Iraq: provincial elections to be held Jan. 31

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BAGHDAD (AP) - Iraq says it will hold long awaited provincial elections on Jan. 31. They will be the first provincial elections since 2005, when Iraq's insurgency was far stronger than it is now. Government spokesman Ali...

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