Wall Street Journal

Egypt: Mobile phone subscribers hit 53.43m

Egypt's national telecom regulator said that the total number of mobile subscribers in Egypt reached 53.43 million at the end of September 2009, a jump of around 40 percent from the previous year, The Wall Street Journal...

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Six Reasons to Embrace Social Media Today

Social media marketing is a trend, not a fad. But, most small to medium-sized businesses have yet to participate fully and enthusiastically. We have just written about a powerful new research study that paints a picture of how...

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Guest commentary: A closer look at 'Soul of a Citizen' by its author

Imagine being caricatured for someone’s political crusade. In this case, one disgruntled Florida Gulf Coast University student got a national podium to attack “Soul of a Citizen,” my book on citizen involvement. The...

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Allen Iverson leaves Grizzlies; there's no word on his return

Detroit News wire services Los Angeles -- Disgruntled Memphis guard Allen Iverson returned to his home in Atlanta after receiving permission to leave the team to attend to personal business. Team owner Michael Heisley gave the...

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Obama and the liberal paradigm

Much of the American political world collapsed in laughter, pointing out that her boss was president of the United States, the most powerful man on earth. Thus the liberal paradigm divides the American body politic into sheep,...

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The demonization of a good corporate citizen because he took Obama at his word

Healthy eating, curbing the obesity epidemic—it's hard to find much of anything Mr. Mackey says that's controversial. But the health-care reform lobby continues to attack Whole Foods as if he were an apostate. In response to...

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No. 4 Progressive Closes In on Auto-Insurance Leaders (at The Wall Street Journal Online)

By ANDREW BARY Progressive has long been an innovator in the auto-insurance market and it has consistently produced some of the highest returns in the insurance industry. The company's shares now trade around $16 -- about 10 or...

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Notes on the state of things

Nearly two dozen members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are threatening to vote against House Democrats' health care "reform" package. Why? Roll Call reports they fear "language restricting the rights of illegal...

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Libel threat to force US papers out of Britain

Maurice Chittenden and Steven Swinford American newspapers and magazines may stop selling copies in Britain and block access to their websites because of our draconian libel laws. An article that would be regarded as free...

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The Pelosi Bill Was Rammed Through on Saturday, But Sunday’s Coming

We’ve got to hold on to hope, and we’ve got to fight hard because Congressional action tonight just put America on a path toward an unrecognizable country. (Excerpt) Read more at facebook.com ... Click for: Tour Schedule and...

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