Redknapp was ‘not a happy bunny’
Wednesday, February 1st, 2012Former Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp was “not a happy bunny” over getting a lower cut of transfer profits, a court hears.

Former Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp was “not a happy bunny” over getting a lower cut of transfer profits, a court hears.

Pythons and anacondas worked their way to the top of the Everglades food chain through vicious fighting and voracious eating, but they have a weakness. “It’s real simple. When it gets cold, they die,” said Andrew Wyatt, president of the U.S. Association of Reptile Keepers, which supports the trade and trafficking of pet snakes for profit. Read full article > >
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Burmese pythons: Could the snakes move north?
“The Battle of the Barns” is over. Wolf Trap, protecting its Barns of Wolf Trap trademark, has agreed to withdraw its federal lawsuit against The Barns of Rose Hill in Berryville in exchange for Rose Hill removing “the” from its name, Rose Hill announced Friday night. Read full article > >
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Wolf Trap, Barns of Rose Hill settle suit
Ryanair reports a net profit of 14.9m euros ($19.6m; £12.5m) in the last three months of 2011, thanks to higher fares and better weather conditions.

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Ryanair reports 14.9m euro profit
The deal was forged in 2008 when a fledgling nonprofit group with political connections promised to turn distressed apartment complexes into badly needed homes for troubled young men. Peaceoholics had never bought or repaired a building. It had never operated affordable housing. It had no construction money from private lenders and less than $27,000 cash on hand. Read full article > >
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D.C. housing deal shows much spent but less accomplished
Tensions have grown since a crackdown by Egyptian authorities on several American nonprofit organizations.
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Lobbyists Drop Egypt’s Government as Client
Google doesn’t make much money from its Android phones, but chief executive Larry Page recently vowed in an earnings call that that was about to change. A push by the company to create clearer online profiles of Web surfers may turn the promise into reality, analysts say. Read full article > >
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Experts: Google privacy shift will have greater impact on Android users
Mitt Romney offered a partial snapshot of his vast personal fortune late Monday, disclosing income of $21.7 million in 2010 and $20.9 million last year — virtually all of it profits, dividends or interest from investments. Read full article > >
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Capitalism is only concerned with growth and making profit, not responsibility, the Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm tells Newsnight’s Jeremy Paxman.

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An Oxford academic has uncovered letters by Voltaire, which reveal how much this icon of French writing profited financially and intellectually from a stay in England.

The world’s largest maker of computer chips, Intel, saw quarterly profits beat Wall Street forecasts, amid promises to ramp up spending.

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Intel profits beat expectations
The world’s largest maker of computer chips, Intel, saw quarterly profits beat Wall Street forecasts, amid promises to ramp up spending.

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Microsoft profits in the three months to the end of December fall slightly as lower computer sales hit its core Windows business.

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Microsoft profits down slightly
Microsoft profits in the three months to the end of December fall slightly as lower computer sales hit its core Windows business.

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Microsoft profits down slightly