Rearden Commerce CEO Patrick Grady Chosen as One of the Top 25 Most Influential Business Travel Executives of 2006

Rearden Commerce, Inc., the largest online marketplace for services of all kinds, has announced that company Founder, Chairman and CEO, Patrick Grady, has been chosen by Business Travel News magazine as one of the Top 25 most influential executives in the business travel industry for 2006. Mr. Grady was recognized for his efforts in leveraging […]

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Middle East Interfaith Blogger Network Calls for Release of Imprisoned Egyptian Blogger Abdel Kareem Soliman

There’s an Egyptian blogger/student named Abdel Kareem Soliman who is about to go on trial for alleged crimes committed on his blog. An international coalition of bloggers, activits, and political leaders is demanding that free expression be respected in Egypt. Abdel Kareem Soliman faces nine years in jail for his blog posts about politics, religious

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E. Howard Hunt Dies Weeks Before Release of Memoir

According to a press release today from Wiley, Legendary CIA operative and prolific author E. Howard Hunt died yesterday in Florida at the age of 88, just weeks before the publication of his tell-all memoir American Spy: My Secret History in the CIA, Watergate & Beyond (Wiley, March 2, 2007, $25.95/Cloth, ISBN: 978-0-471-78982-6).

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Council for Affordable Health Insurance Says Bush Health Care Reform Proposal Good for Country

The Council for Affordable Health Insurance says thatast night in his State of the Union Address, President Bush took a bold and innovative step toward creating tax equity, calling for an end to the employee tax exclusion for health insurance and replacing it with a standard tax deduction. The Council for Affordable Health Insurance is

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California Cities Gather to Help Fight Gang Violence

Teams from 13 California cities are meeting today in Oakland, California, at the California Cities Gang Prevention Network meeting to identify and share successful gang prevention policies and practices. Sponsored by the National League of Cities (NLC) and the Oakland-based National Council on Crime and Delinquency (NCCD), the two-day meeting will focus on building strategies

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State of the Union Address Transcript

The following is a transcript of President Bush’s State of the Union address, as delivered on January 23, 2007: Madam Speaker, Vice President Cheney, Members of Congress, distinguished guests, and fellow citizens: This rite of custom brings us together at a defining hour — when decisions are hard and courage is tested. We enter the

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Cash Advance Industry to be Regulated in Georgia

A bill being introduced in the Georgia Legislature this week establishes strict oversight and licensing procedures while enforcing strong consumer protections for the cash advance industry in Georgia, according to Georgians for Cash Advance. The bill gives the state the authority to levy fines up to $1,000 a day per incident per location against cash

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Wal-Mart is Business 2.0’s 2006 Dumbest Moments in Business Grand Prize Winner

Today, as reported on CNNMoney.com, Business 2.0 released its 7th Annual look at the dumbest moments in business from the past year and declared Wal-Mart its grand prize winner for the #1 “Dumbest Moment in Business” for 2006. Despite spending untold millions of dollars on high priced public relations campaigns and consultants, Wal-Mart — incredibly

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