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Monday, August 30, 2010
Shun fetish for depicting poverty - Times of India
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
CPS Energy institutes hiring freeze, budget cuts - San Antonio Business Journal:
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is planning on decreasing the power company’s operatinvg budget by 10 percent. The utility has also announcex ahiring freeze. CPS Energuy attributes the budget cuts to businesses and individuals using less energyand slower-than-projected growthh in San Antonio. “We saw customers’ use of electricityt and natural gas drop belowq projected levels in thefirst quarter,” says CPS Energy’sw interim general manager Steve Bartley.
“As an extra precautionary we’re tightening our belt to help reducde costs for our customers and to protecgt the revenues that go toour owner, the city of San Antoniko — revenues that make up a substantial part of the city’zs budget and fund important services for our community.” CPS Energhy will also suspend pay raisesz for executives and delay capital projects that are not critical to supporting safety, reliability or “But we want to make sure that our company remains financially viable for our customers, who are also our Bartley says.
“We have focusedc on operating more efficientluy over the pastfew years, and like everyonw else in today’s tough economy, we are even more mindfulk of our spending.” Since 2001, CPS Energyu has reduced its workforce througy attribution from 4,300 employees to about CPS Energy is the nation’s largestg municipally owned energy companyu that provides both natural gas and electricx service. www.cpsenergy.
com
is planning on decreasing the power company’s operatinvg budget by 10 percent. The utility has also announcex ahiring freeze. CPS Energuy attributes the budget cuts to businesses and individuals using less energyand slower-than-projected growthh in San Antonio. “We saw customers’ use of electricityt and natural gas drop belowq projected levels in thefirst quarter,” says CPS Energy’sw interim general manager Steve Bartley.
“As an extra precautionary we’re tightening our belt to help reducde costs for our customers and to protecgt the revenues that go toour owner, the city of San Antoniko — revenues that make up a substantial part of the city’zs budget and fund important services for our community.” CPS Energhy will also suspend pay raisesz for executives and delay capital projects that are not critical to supporting safety, reliability or “But we want to make sure that our company remains financially viable for our customers, who are also our Bartley says.
“We have focusedc on operating more efficientluy over the pastfew years, and like everyonw else in today’s tough economy, we are even more mindfulk of our spending.” Since 2001, CPS Energyu has reduced its workforce througy attribution from 4,300 employees to about CPS Energy is the nation’s largestg municipally owned energy companyu that provides both natural gas and electricx service. www.cpsenergy.
com
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Industry leader: Gail Boudreaux - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
http://pishtazkhorshid.com/article/Sunil-Jain--Golden-and-other-rules.html
From 1978 to 1982, Boudreaux led Dartmouth to its first Ivy Leaguse Championship title and becameethe school’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder in After college, she played professionally in France for a year and led the countryh in rebounding before joining the healthb insurance industry. “Having participated in sports play a lot into how Ido leadership. Business is very much a team she said. “You learn how to work problems out, improvwe your performance — that translates into runningta business, making goals, making promises and delivering trust.
” Boudreaux earnecd an MBA in finance and health care administration at Columbiw University and spent most of her careetr in executive positions at Hartford, Conn.-based Aetna Inc. More she was executive vice president, externapl operations, for Chicago-based Health Care Service Corp. Now she’s presidentt of UnitedHealthcare, a businesse division of Minnetonka-based , for whicnh she also serves as executivedvice president.
Since joining UnitedHealthcar e roughly ayear ago, Boudreaux laid out four principles to refocus the firm: flawlese execution, a “relentless focus on affordabilityh and administrative costs,” a strong culture of service and differentiatingv the company from its competition throug h innovation. “This [is] Gail leadingy the charge to give a focus for every leade toabide by,” said Liz Canis, Boudreax’ds chief of staff. “She’s one of the most engaginbg and thoughtfulleaders I’ve ever worked with.” Boudreaux also wants UnitedHealthcars to play a role in nationak health care reform.
“I am committed to improving the performancse of the health care system throughb the work I do atUnitedHealtbh Group,” she said. “Very few companiesw have the resources to impactf so many lives and make a difference inhealtgh care, but I believe we do.” One example is improvingg health awareness through programs like “Know Your which provides on-site preventive screening services for people to learn their blood pressure and body mass levels, amonhg others. “It makes it easier for [insurance holders] so they can make Boudreaux said, adding that her goal is to get peopld directly involved in managing their health care.
“Programs like this help you take Outside ofthe office, Boudreaux is still involved with Dartmouth as an alumni interviewe and recently served as a member of the Alumni Councill of Dartmouth College. One of her proudest achievements is receivingthe NCAA’sz Silver Anniversary Award in 2007, an awardf that recognizes past athletes’ accomplishments both on the field and in thei professional lives. In her spare time, she enjoys playing tennis and commutes between her job in Minnesotq and her familyin Illinois.
She’s activer with her two teenage who are bothavid athletes, she
From 1978 to 1982, Boudreaux led Dartmouth to its first Ivy Leaguse Championship title and becameethe school’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder in After college, she played professionally in France for a year and led the countryh in rebounding before joining the healthb insurance industry. “Having participated in sports play a lot into how Ido leadership. Business is very much a team she said. “You learn how to work problems out, improvwe your performance — that translates into runningta business, making goals, making promises and delivering trust.
” Boudreaux earnecd an MBA in finance and health care administration at Columbiw University and spent most of her careetr in executive positions at Hartford, Conn.-based Aetna Inc. More she was executive vice president, externapl operations, for Chicago-based Health Care Service Corp. Now she’s presidentt of UnitedHealthcare, a businesse division of Minnetonka-based , for whicnh she also serves as executivedvice president.
Since joining UnitedHealthcar e roughly ayear ago, Boudreaux laid out four principles to refocus the firm: flawlese execution, a “relentless focus on affordabilityh and administrative costs,” a strong culture of service and differentiatingv the company from its competition throug h innovation. “This [is] Gail leadingy the charge to give a focus for every leade toabide by,” said Liz Canis, Boudreax’ds chief of staff. “She’s one of the most engaginbg and thoughtfulleaders I’ve ever worked with.” Boudreaux also wants UnitedHealthcars to play a role in nationak health care reform.
“I am committed to improving the performancse of the health care system throughb the work I do atUnitedHealtbh Group,” she said. “Very few companiesw have the resources to impactf so many lives and make a difference inhealtgh care, but I believe we do.” One example is improvingg health awareness through programs like “Know Your which provides on-site preventive screening services for people to learn their blood pressure and body mass levels, amonhg others. “It makes it easier for [insurance holders] so they can make Boudreaux said, adding that her goal is to get peopld directly involved in managing their health care.
“Programs like this help you take Outside ofthe office, Boudreaux is still involved with Dartmouth as an alumni interviewe and recently served as a member of the Alumni Councill of Dartmouth College. One of her proudest achievements is receivingthe NCAA’sz Silver Anniversary Award in 2007, an awardf that recognizes past athletes’ accomplishments both on the field and in thei professional lives. In her spare time, she enjoys playing tennis and commutes between her job in Minnesotq and her familyin Illinois.
She’s activer with her two teenage who are bothavid athletes, she
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Maximizing your company
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While that relationship may well havebeen affected, another importanf area that has been impacte has been private institutional investment – in the eagerness of private equity funds to enter into and the valuation that an institutional investord might assign to a This is because private equity firms often augment their equity investment with bank debt in order to maximizre the returns to their shareholders. If credit conditions make it more difficulyt for these firms toraise debt, deals are less with the ultimate resulgt of a lower valuation for a companuy if a transaction is beintg contemplated.
If owners or management of any company are anticipating a saleor capital-raisinvg event of this type at some how can they ensure that the valuatio n is a favorable as possible? A few For example, the company shouls have a well-written, robust shareholder’s This is a very basic, but key, part of any corporate It addresses issues such as ownership, the rule governing sales of shares, composition of the board of directorx and other matters. A corporate attorney with experiencd in addressing these specific matters shoulddraft it.
If you have not had competenft counsel review thesedocuments recently, it would be moneyg well spent: An ounce of prevention here can mitigatd huge problems later. Any law firm with a businesw law practice should be able to assist in a mattere suchas this. It should go without sayinh that if your accounting records are inpoor condition, it will be extremel hard to support any sort of attractivs valuation. In fact, in this market, many firms will simplyy pass on a deal where the financia l recordsare suspect. This is simply because there are enough other dealws out there where this is not an issue that an investo r will just move on tothose deals.
Any company that has any reasonn to believe that it will be lookingv to raise outsidecapital – debt or equity should have appropriate accounting controls and procedures in If the company does not possesas the internal expertise to implement thesee controls, any competent CPA firm should be able to assist. As an end management should look to put in place a processz that results in auditedfinancial statements. If managementy can articulate and defend how the company will achiev e its growth goals for the next coupleof years, it will have a majo r impact on valuation.
This includes concrete sales goals, executablwe plans to achieve those goals and infrastructure rollouft tosupport growth. Even though growthj right now mightbe minimal, if managemenr can credibly demonstrate how it will address this issue, it can make a very significanf difference in how the company is viewerd by an outside investor. By preemptively addressing theses issues, management seeking outside investment can make their companhy more attractive and help support a more compellintg valuation from the perspective ofall
While that relationship may well havebeen affected, another importanf area that has been impacte has been private institutional investment – in the eagerness of private equity funds to enter into and the valuation that an institutional investord might assign to a This is because private equity firms often augment their equity investment with bank debt in order to maximizre the returns to their shareholders. If credit conditions make it more difficulyt for these firms toraise debt, deals are less with the ultimate resulgt of a lower valuation for a companuy if a transaction is beintg contemplated.
If owners or management of any company are anticipating a saleor capital-raisinvg event of this type at some how can they ensure that the valuatio n is a favorable as possible? A few For example, the company shouls have a well-written, robust shareholder’s This is a very basic, but key, part of any corporate It addresses issues such as ownership, the rule governing sales of shares, composition of the board of directorx and other matters. A corporate attorney with experiencd in addressing these specific matters shoulddraft it.
If you have not had competenft counsel review thesedocuments recently, it would be moneyg well spent: An ounce of prevention here can mitigatd huge problems later. Any law firm with a businesw law practice should be able to assist in a mattere suchas this. It should go without sayinh that if your accounting records are inpoor condition, it will be extremel hard to support any sort of attractivs valuation. In fact, in this market, many firms will simplyy pass on a deal where the financia l recordsare suspect. This is simply because there are enough other dealws out there where this is not an issue that an investo r will just move on tothose deals.
Any company that has any reasonn to believe that it will be lookingv to raise outsidecapital – debt or equity should have appropriate accounting controls and procedures in If the company does not possesas the internal expertise to implement thesee controls, any competent CPA firm should be able to assist. As an end management should look to put in place a processz that results in auditedfinancial statements. If managementy can articulate and defend how the company will achiev e its growth goals for the next coupleof years, it will have a majo r impact on valuation.
This includes concrete sales goals, executablwe plans to achieve those goals and infrastructure rollouft tosupport growth. Even though growthj right now mightbe minimal, if managemenr can credibly demonstrate how it will address this issue, it can make a very significanf difference in how the company is viewerd by an outside investor. By preemptively addressing theses issues, management seeking outside investment can make their companhy more attractive and help support a more compellintg valuation from the perspective ofall
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Blue Jackets wave white flag on sin tax bid for Nationwide Arena - Business First of Columbus:
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The National Hockey League club’s proposa l to have the county buy the privately owned aren appears deadfor now, state and county officials told Columbus Business Firsty on Tuesday. The Blue Jackets have been leadinfg discussions on a plan in which the stater would grant Franklin County commissioners the authority to impose or put on the balloft an increase in alcohol andtobacco sales. Moneg from those additional “sin taxes” would be used to financwe a county purchase ofthe arena, which is ownec by a partnership between Nationwide Arenwa and Dispatch Printing Co.
The commissioners said they are against imposing such a tax and need more informatiom from the Blue Jackets on what exactlyu isbeing proposed. “We don’ft know what the facts are here,” said Paulqa Brooks, president of the county commissioners. “We all love the Blue Jacketse – I’ve been a season-ticket holderr since the beginning – and we’d all like to see a community-widd effort to get the factsd and arrive at what needs to be Without support from county andcity officials, the alcohop and tobacco tax issue is dead at the Statehouse, said statw Sens. Jim Hughes, R-Columbus, and David Goodman, R-Ne w Albany.
Counties in Ohio need state approvakl to raise the excise taxon wine, liquor and cigarettes. “We would be hard-presses to provide legislation forsomething (commissioners) don’t want to Goodman said. Hughes said there are no plans to include the sin tax provision inthe two-yeatr state budget bill that will be voted on in the Senater this week. “I see it as a city and countg issue,” he said. “From my understanding and discussione with theBlue Jackets, they will go back and try to come up with a solutio by working with the county and city.
” Lobbyistd for the beer and tobacclo industries had feared the excise tax authorization would be slipped into the budget bill with no public But the issue became public May 28 when mediz outlets, including Business First, begab reporting on the Blue proposal. Many of the stories have includedx citizen comments against a county buyout of a privately owned arena during a recession and raising alcoholl and tobacco taxes to payfor it. The Blue Jacketse have said an unfavorable Nationwide Arena lease is contributing to financial lossews the team has suffered in recent Blue Jackets President Mike Priest has pegged the losse sat $80 million over the past sevenb years.
Club officials have said they think they could get a more favorablee arena deal if the county ownesthe building. The team believes it presentedan “articulate and well-thought-out plan” to county and Ohio Senatw leaders, said Greg Kirstein, the hocket club’s senior vice president and general counsel. “They’ve chosebn not to pursue that particular he said. “We’re looking forward to working with them on a The team, whose majority owner is Worthington Industriess CEO John P. McConnell, remains committed to helping creatwa public-private partnership to address the arenq issue, Kirstein said.
“This is beyond hockey,” he “In our opinion, it’s about the Arenaw District and what’s become the shining star of downtow Columbus.” The Blue Jackets and Nationwide Arenaz have had an economic impact of morethan $2 billioh since the arena openerd in 2000, according to a recent study commissioned by the Nationwide Realty Investors and the Franklihn County Convention Facilities Authority.
Kirstein and Priest have said the team wants to avoid talkiny about what will happen if the BlueJackets can’f get a more favorable arena including the threat of the team being sold or The Blue Jackets’ arena lease runs through 2026 with threde five-year renewal options, Kirstein said. There are no buyougt provisions forthe Jackets, and Nationwide would have first right of refusap to buy the team if it’s put up for sale. Goodmaj said community leaders should considerevery “responsible and appropriate to keep the Blue Jackets from leaving “This team has becomse part of the heart and soul of this he said.
“It’s an important economic engine, especially to the revitalization ofdowntownb Columbus.”
The National Hockey League club’s proposa l to have the county buy the privately owned aren appears deadfor now, state and county officials told Columbus Business Firsty on Tuesday. The Blue Jackets have been leadinfg discussions on a plan in which the stater would grant Franklin County commissioners the authority to impose or put on the balloft an increase in alcohol andtobacco sales. Moneg from those additional “sin taxes” would be used to financwe a county purchase ofthe arena, which is ownec by a partnership between Nationwide Arenwa and Dispatch Printing Co.
The commissioners said they are against imposing such a tax and need more informatiom from the Blue Jackets on what exactlyu isbeing proposed. “We don’ft know what the facts are here,” said Paulqa Brooks, president of the county commissioners. “We all love the Blue Jacketse – I’ve been a season-ticket holderr since the beginning – and we’d all like to see a community-widd effort to get the factsd and arrive at what needs to be Without support from county andcity officials, the alcohop and tobacco tax issue is dead at the Statehouse, said statw Sens. Jim Hughes, R-Columbus, and David Goodman, R-Ne w Albany.
Counties in Ohio need state approvakl to raise the excise taxon wine, liquor and cigarettes. “We would be hard-presses to provide legislation forsomething (commissioners) don’t want to Goodman said. Hughes said there are no plans to include the sin tax provision inthe two-yeatr state budget bill that will be voted on in the Senater this week. “I see it as a city and countg issue,” he said. “From my understanding and discussione with theBlue Jackets, they will go back and try to come up with a solutio by working with the county and city.
” Lobbyistd for the beer and tobacclo industries had feared the excise tax authorization would be slipped into the budget bill with no public But the issue became public May 28 when mediz outlets, including Business First, begab reporting on the Blue proposal. Many of the stories have includedx citizen comments against a county buyout of a privately owned arena during a recession and raising alcoholl and tobacco taxes to payfor it. The Blue Jacketse have said an unfavorable Nationwide Arena lease is contributing to financial lossews the team has suffered in recent Blue Jackets President Mike Priest has pegged the losse sat $80 million over the past sevenb years.
Club officials have said they think they could get a more favorablee arena deal if the county ownesthe building. The team believes it presentedan “articulate and well-thought-out plan” to county and Ohio Senatw leaders, said Greg Kirstein, the hocket club’s senior vice president and general counsel. “They’ve chosebn not to pursue that particular he said. “We’re looking forward to working with them on a The team, whose majority owner is Worthington Industriess CEO John P. McConnell, remains committed to helping creatwa public-private partnership to address the arenq issue, Kirstein said.
“This is beyond hockey,” he “In our opinion, it’s about the Arenaw District and what’s become the shining star of downtow Columbus.” The Blue Jackets and Nationwide Arenaz have had an economic impact of morethan $2 billioh since the arena openerd in 2000, according to a recent study commissioned by the Nationwide Realty Investors and the Franklihn County Convention Facilities Authority.
Kirstein and Priest have said the team wants to avoid talkiny about what will happen if the BlueJackets can’f get a more favorable arena including the threat of the team being sold or The Blue Jackets’ arena lease runs through 2026 with threde five-year renewal options, Kirstein said. There are no buyougt provisions forthe Jackets, and Nationwide would have first right of refusap to buy the team if it’s put up for sale. Goodmaj said community leaders should considerevery “responsible and appropriate to keep the Blue Jackets from leaving “This team has becomse part of the heart and soul of this he said.
“It’s an important economic engine, especially to the revitalization ofdowntownb Columbus.”
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange facing arrest over 'rape' claim - Telegraph.co.uk
http://gurudesigner.blog.com/2010/08/17/home-painting/
Sydney Morning Herald | Wikileaks founder Julian Assange facing arrest over 'rape' claim Telegraph.co.uk Julian Assange, the founder of the Wikileaks website, is facing a warrant for his arrest over an accusation of rape. By Colin Freeman The warrant was issued by prosectors in Sweden, where the Australian-born internet activist was on a visit last week. ... Prosecutors: WikiLeaks founder suspected of rape WikiLeaks founder wanted for rape WikiLeaks founder wanted in Sweden for rape |
Thursday, August 19, 2010
One in five Americans believe President Barack Obama is a Muslim: poll - New York Daily News
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Washington Post | One in five Americans believe President Barack Obama is a Muslim: poll New York Daily News Nearly one in five Americans incorrectly believe President Obama is a Muslim, according to a new poll. Should President Obama have weighed in on Ground Zero mosque controversy? Yes, his presidential point of view is important. ... Obama's religious identity still a mystery to many Poll shows more Americans think Obama is a Muslim In US 20% believe Obama is Muslim |
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Iraq suicide bomber targets Iraqi recruits amid US troop withdrawal - Christian Science Monitor
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msnbc.com | Iraq suicide bomber targets Iraqi recruits amid US troop withdrawal Christian Science Monitor An Iraq suicide bomber killed more than 50 people and wounded at least 100 on Tuesday outside an Iraqi Army recruitment center in Baghdad. An Iraqi military vehicle secures the site of a bomb attack in Baghdad Tuesday. More than 50 people were killed ... TIMELINE-Deadliest bomb attacks in Iraq Baghdad Bomb Kills at Least 39 at Iraq Army Recruiting Station Suicide Bomber Kills 51 at Army Recruitment Center in Baghdad |
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Crash at California 200 off-road race kills 8 - Los Angeles Times
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New York Daily News | Crash at California 200 off-road race kills 8 Los Angeles Times The driver lost control of his vehicle, which went airborne and landed on top of spectators. Those killed "didn't have much of a chance," CHP says. By Phil Willon Authorities said eight people were killed and dozens injured when a driver racing in the ... 8 dead, 12 hurt at California 200: Prerunner truck flies into crowd Eight killed as off-road race car crashes into crowd 8 dead, 12 hurt at off-road race in Calif. desert |
Friday, August 13, 2010
Guantanamo trial delayed after lawyer collapses - CNN
CBC.ca | Guantanamo trial delayed after lawyer collapses CNN Canadian-born Omar Khadr, here in a sketch by a courtroom artist in April, is the youngest detainee at Guantanamo. Khadr is accused of killing Army Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Speer Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (CNN) -- There will be at least a 30-day delay in ... Defense Attorney Illness Delays Guantanamo Trial Omar Khadr trial on hold for at least 30 days Gitmo trial delayed due to attorney's illness |
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Hero or 'Bag Nazi'? JetBlue Flight Attendant Plans to Hit the Beach - ABC News
ABC News | Hero or 'Bag Nazi'? JetBlue Flight Attendant Plans to Hit the Beach ABC News Steven Slater, the JetBlue flight attendant and self-professed "bag Nazi" who made a dramatic exit on an emergency slide Monday, is now free and told reporters he is looking forward to "a little down time, a little beach time, ... Steven Slater Flight attendant released on bail JetBlue flight attendant thanks his fans for supporting him |
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Monday, August 9, 2010
Authorities to announce 'significant development' in escapee search - CNN
Washington Post | Authorities to announce 'significant development' in escapee search CNN By the CNN Wire Staff For more on the search for the escaped inmates, check out CNN affiliate KTVK-TV in Phoenix, Arizona. (CNN) -- Federal and state authorities will announce a "significant development" in the Arizona prison manhunt at news conference ... Escaped Arizona convicts Tracy Province, John McCluskey hiding in Yellowstone ... Ariz. fugitives believed to be in Yellowstone area Ariz. fugitives believed to be in Yellowstone |
http://savvyinvest.com/real-estate/u-s-a.html
Saturday, August 7, 2010
8 Westerners on Medical Team Killed in Afghanistan - Voice of America
Kansas City Star | 8 Westerners on Medical Team Killed in Afghanistan Voice of America Photo: AP An international Christian charity said Saturday that militants killed part of its 12-member medical team, including six Americans, one German, one Briton and two Afghan interpreters, in a remote area of northern Afghanistan. ... International Assistance Mission slayings: part of Taliban war strategy Medics killed in Afghanistan 'were not missionaries' Afghan medical mission ends in death for 10 |
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Opponents of same-sex marriage to file appeal in California case - CNN
The Hindu | Opponents of same-sex marriage to file appeal in California case CNN By the CNN Wire Staff San Francisco, California (CNN) -- Attorneys supporting the voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage in California filed a notice of appeal in the case Thursday, one day after a federal judge ruled that the measure is ... Prop 8 Ruling Sets Up National Legal Fight Over Same-Sex Marriage Lady Gaga: Proposition 8 overturning made me write new music Map of the Day: Parsing the Prop. 8 Map |
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Sunday, August 1, 2010
UAE Is to Bar BlackBerry E-Mail Over Security Issues - New York Times
Moneycontrol.com | UAE Is to Bar BlackBerry E-Mail Over Security Issues New York Times The United Arab Emirates, long regarded as one of the most business friendly economies in the Middle East, announced Sunday that starting in October it will prevent BlackBerry owners from sending and receiving e-mail and other messages ... UAE restricts BlackBerry use UAE to Ban BlackBerry Services, Saudi Follows Suit UAE to suspend internet-based BlackBerry services in October |
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