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26.01.2009, 12:23
Loosing a job in a credit crisis, through no fault of your own, can be hard to take. And some sacked workers aren’t taking it lying down. They’re taking revenge on their former bosses – often in unpredictable ways.
11.01.2009, 19:25
The number of Moscow city officials is set to sharply decrease, as the city’s mayor, Yury Luzhkov, implements his own anti-crisis plan in the Russian capital.
27.11.2008, 15:13
US investment bank Morgan Stanley is shedding one in four jobs at its Russian office in a bid to cut costs, Russian daily Vedemosti reports.
20.11.2009, 14:22
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Activists from Nashi – a pro-Kremlin political youth movement – have stepped up their efforts to help Natalia Karpova, an 83-year old ardent admirer of Vladimir Putin, out of a mental institution.
20.03.2010, 07:21
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Protestors took to the streets of New York demanding that one of America's biggest banks start to repay its billion dollar bailout and provide help for some of the city's homeless.
13.03.2009, 17:03
Sacked workers of Sony France have released their company CEO after holding him captive overnight. The employees are demanding better layoff terms when their factory closes in April.
10.06.2010, 23:50
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From the time of Eisenhower to Barack Obama, Helen Thomas enjoyed a 57-year stint working as a Washington correspondent, until an ill-advised comment on Israel sent her into early retirement.
14.07.2010, 16:23
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In March, US media reported on the “defection” of Shahram Amiri, an Iranian nuclear scientist who went missing in Saudi Arabia who is now accusing US officials of abducting him.
27.07.2010, 17:46
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In an effort to distract attention from the release of thousands of secret documents on the Afghanistan War, the US rounded up 11 Russian “spies” according to internal sources.
06.03.2010, 01:50
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The visit of radical anti-Muslim Dutch politician Geert Wilders to the UK, who brought his controversial movie with him, has caused rallies in the center of London against the visit.
Published: 18 March, 2009, 15:09
Two correspondents from Russia’s Channel One TV network barricaded themselves inside an office in Moscow’s TV tower on Wednesday morning after being sacked. Now both men are preparing to continue the battle from home.
