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New Zealand, Australia Stocks Expected To Move Lower At Thursday Open
(RTTNews) - Stocks in New Zealand and Australia are expected to slide lower at Thursday's open, following in the tracks of Wall Street's overnight fall.
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Decision to adopt children spans generations
Lauren Kjerstad is surrounded by loved ones who understand that “family” is more than just those who are born to us or married to us. If she ever has questions about the meaning and importance of family ties, she will have kin to turn to who will understand. For Lauren, adoption is a part of her life that she shares with her mother, her uncle and her brother: All four were adopted into a family ...
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Mixed Opens Seen For NZ, Australia Sharemarkets
(RTTNews) - Mixed opens are expected on the New Zealand and Australia stock markets for Wednesday, following an up-and-down session overnight on Wall Street.
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Still a little tired from the 13-hour time difference, Mayor James F. Brown today recounted the first leg of his trip to Asia.
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Reds heed Gamba's blueprint for glory
THE morning after the night before, Joe Mullen, Adelaide United's youth team coach, was walking through Adelaide airport, clipboard in hand. Bright-eyed, and wide-eyed, he had just emerged from a breakfast meeting with his Gamba Osaka counterpart.
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S Korea, new hub for medical tourism
SEOUL: In this city’s Apgujeong district, famous for its high-end boutiques and plastic surgeons, tourist buses unload Chinese and Japanese visitors looking for a nip and tuck as part of their packaged tour.
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Who's really in charge of the Hermit Kingdom?
The country's power is now said to rest with the Dear Leader's brother-in-law – a man almost as mysterious as Kim Jong-il himself
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South Koreans make first trip to Hawaii sans visas
(By MARK NIESSE, Associated Press Writer) The first of many South Korean tourists arrived in Hawaii on Monday under a new program that allows them to enter the United States without visas. About 800,000 Koreans visit the U.S. each year, and that number could double in 2009 because of the new program, said Austin Kang, co-chair of the Korean Visa Waiver Committee. In Hawaii, the number of South ...
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