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Venezuela's attorney general says authorities have asked a court to order 10 more people detained in a scandal involving four banks shut down by the government due to irregularities.
I spend a lot of time thinking about running my business, VerticalResponse as a CEO, but not a ton of time thinking about running it as a woman CEO . But every now and then, I run across something that really inspires me to write an article about being a woman in business. This time my inspiration came from the 2009 Ms. Universe Pageant--especially the Q&A portion. I like to know what these ...
Lakewood, Colo., — Nov. 30, 2009 — ACT Conferencing, a global provider of audio, web and video conferencing solutions , is expanding its operations in Latin America.
Traces of cocaine among the remains of a cargo plane recently discovered in West Africa suggest that large aircraft are increasingly being used to smuggle drugs and even weapons to the region, possibly benefiting terrorists,...
Venezuela’s Foreign Ministry reiterated it won’t recognize the “farce” elections in Honduras on Nov. 29, and condemned other governments in the region that have done so, including Colombia, Panama and Costa Rica.
REVIEW: The mezzo-soprano found her struggling voice with a reinvented performance in her Schubert Club debut.
Sydney - Australia has picked a hill station outside Johannesburg as its base for next year's World Cup in South Africa, news reports said Friday. The squad will reside in the Kloofzicht Lodge in Muldersdrift, a 40-minute drive to both Johannesburg a...
Venezuela has expelled hundreds of miners from Colombia and other countries without warning, causing chaos in this border town, Colombia's Defense Minister Gabriel Silva has said.
Former Hope Bobcat coach and First Baptist Church minister Stan Parris spoke recently to the Hope Kiwanis Club about honoring local ministers.
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) - Where does Manuel Zelaya go now? Congress slammed the door on restoring the ousted Honduran leader to power, ignoring intense international pressure to reverse Central America's first coup in 20 years.
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--Jodi Nichols cries when she talks about it. Her husband Kevin says he would rather be hit with a baseball bat. The couple from Wheeler, Miss., committed their lives to missions nearly two years ago. They planned to move to Russia with their four children in January.
