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November 7, 2011

Conrad Murray jury begins day two of deliberations

The jury in the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor has begun its second day of deliberations after failing to reach a verdict on Friday. The panel of five women and seven men in Los Angeles must decide whether or not Dr Conrad Murray, 58, is…

November 7, 2011

Justin Bieber Agrees To Paternity Test

Just a few days after denying that he fathered a child with a fan last…

November 7, 2011

Actor Gary Dourdan Arrested after Domestic Dispute

Former “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” star Gary Dourdan has been arrested following an alleged altercation at his California home, reports TMZ.com. The actor is said to have been detained by cops at his property in Venice, California after they…

November 7, 2011

CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION RESPONDS THE SEVERANCE PAYMENT

In response to H.E Governor Todd release on severance…

November 7, 2011

Europe: The worst-case scenarios

Worries about Greece's future are front and center yet again, as Greek Prime Minister…

November 7, 2011

G20 rejects extra help for debt-strapped Europe – Italy agrees to IMF scrutiny

At one of the most disarrayed G20 summits ever, Italy agreed Friday to submit to rare scrutiny by the International Monetary Fund to boost confidence that it will carry through necessary fiscal reforms, the latest step in Europe's struggle to…

November 7, 2011

Most of US unemployed no longer receive benefits

The jobs crisis has left so many people out of work for so long that most of America’s unemployed are no longer receiving unemployment benefits. Early last year, 75 per cent were receiving checks. The figure is now 48 per cent—a shift that points…

November 7, 2011

BP’s US$7b Argentine sale collapses

BP’s US$7 billion deal to sell its stake in South America’s Pan American Energy has collapsed because of legal issues, the would-be Chinese and Argentine buyers said on Sunday. China's biggest offshore oil producer CNOOC Ltd and Argentina’s…

November 7, 2011

Lawsuit challenges tuition charges to Caribbean immigrant children

Attorneys here have filed a federal suit arguing that scores of American students who…

November 7, 2011

Trade unions reject LIAT meeting

The trade unions representing regional carrier LIAT’s workers have turned down the airline’s invitation for talks today to discuss possible job cuts, as the carrier moves to trim its workforce to 800 employees by year-end. In a letter to the…