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Swiss bank UBS to cut 10,000 jobs, or 16% of workforce, by 2015
Swiss bank UBS will cut 10,000 jobs as it exits from its fixed-income trading business and tries to cut costs and concentrate on wealth management. The Zurich, Switzerland-based institution, which stated that it is “significantly reshaping its...
Tags: European Debt Crisis, Kweku Adoboli, Investment Service, Investments, Layoffs and Downsizing
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UCI researchers' work could help paralyzed patients
Two UC Irvine associate professors have laid the foundation for a treatment that could help people who are paralyzed by spinal cord injuries. Aileen Anderson and Brian Cummings developed a stem cell treatment in collaboration with Northern California-...Tags: StemCells Incorporated, Trials, University of California, Irvine, Medical Research
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Icelandair Adds Anchorage to Seasonal Flights
Channel 2 NewsIcelandair announced Friday that seasonal flights between and Reykjavik will begin next Spring. The airline said non-stop service twice a week begins between Iceland and Anchorage May 15, 2013 through mid-September 2013. In a news release, the company... -
Drowning in debt
Around two years ago the editor printed a letter I wrote warning that Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain (PIIGS) were in desperate financial condition, (Add France, Japan and the United Kingdom, to the list). Two years of meetings, talks, etc....Tags: Government Debt, Finance, National Government, Politics, Economic Indicator
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High-dose vitamin D prevents fractures in elderly
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new analysis of nearly a dozen studies testing vitamin D in older individuals has concluded that it takes a daily dose of at least 800 international units (IU) to consistently prevent broken bones. A dose that high was found...Tags: Placebo, Nursing, Vitamin D, Bones and Joints, Hospitals and Clinics
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Critic's Notebook: Seeing L.A.'s MOCA as a company — therein lies the rub
If you're confused by the convulsive goings-on at the internationally admired Museum of Contemporary Art, which culminated in the June 25 firing of the illustrious chief curator instrumental in putting the museum on the map, don't be. It's not that...
Tags: Artists, The New York Times, Mitt Romney, Arts and Culture, Companies and Corporations
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London's luscious, low-key side
LONDON — As a Californian, I had forgotten that you don't cancel your life just because it rains. If you did, you'd never see anything in London, at least not recently. And there is much to see. Too much, in fact. It's a travel buffet, and it's...
Tags: London Heathrow Airport, Foods and Beverages, Salads, Arts and Culture, Trips and Vacations
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Triple Threat? Study finds triplets grow into healthy, adjusted teens
CW33 NewsMeet Ayden and his brother Bryce and his other brother Colin. They're five-and-a-half year old triplets-inseparable since birth. Ayden and Colin both checked in at 4 lbs. 12 oz. Bryce 3 lbs. 13 oz. Their mom Christie said they started out slow then...Tags: Parenting, Health
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Pilot sends plane into dive after mistaking Venus for oncoming plane
CNNIt's happened to most of us. We suddenly wake up and find ourselves disoriented, wondering where we are, and possibly mistaking a light in the distance for something completely different. Usually it's no big deal -- you shake it off, wake up and move on....Tags: Entertainment, Injuries and Wounds, Music, Health, Concerts
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World's most expensive cities named
KIAHIf the Occupy folks ever get it together and decide to really go after the 1%, those guys better have a good place to hide out. We recommend Zurich, Switzerland, the most expensive city in the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit...Tags: New York City, Osaka (Japan), Tokyo (Japan)
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GOAA Board Chairman Calvet: Orlando International Airport in “excellent position for the future”
Tourism Central Florida - Orlando SentinelDespite the challenges posed by major airline mergers, the continued high price of jet fuel and the continuing stagnant economy, Orlando International Airport is in sound shape and positioned well, said Cesar Calvet, chairman of the Greater Orlando... -
Schaumburg’s second-largest employer celebrates 100 years
TribLocal - Schaumburg » NewsSchaumburg will be recognizing the village’s second-largest employer, as the company celebrates 100 years since the Switzerland-based company started operations in the United States. Zurich …...
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