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71. Blood spots found on bath at Jersey care home
Specially-trained dogs have found blood spots on a bath at a former care home in Jersey which is at the centre of a child abuse inquiry, police said on Friday.
04 Mar 2008
72. Toshiba to open up U.S. nuclear power business
Consumer electronics giant Toshiba Corp said on Thursday it had launched a new company in the United States to enhance its nuclear power businesses.
04 Mar 2008
73. Share Liverpool buy-back scheme assembles business team
The US owners of Liverpool FC are facing a challenge from the club's fans, who have assembled a business team to lead a takeover bid.
29 Feb 2008
74. Bush recognises Kosovo independence
U.S. President George W. Bush recognized on Tuesday the independence of Kosovo from Serbia and said it would bring peace to the Balkans.
19 Feb 2008
75. Doing business the hard way in India's wild east
The white envelope filled with ten 500 rupee (6 pound) notes was dispatched to the electricity board official as a "goodwill gesture".
18 Feb 2008
76. Bush says ready to delay Africa trip over spy bill
U.S. President George W. Bush ratcheted up pressure on Congress on Thursday to pass new rules for his domestic spying program before it expires this weekend, saying he was prepared to delay a trip to Africa to help advance the measure.
15 Feb 2008
77. Bush seeks to ease Americans' fears over economy
President George W. Bush sought to calm Americans' fears about the economy on Monday while charting a course he hopes will keep him relevant in his final year in office.
29 Jan 2008
78. Bush speech will seek to calm American nerves
President George W. Bush will use his final State of the Union address on Monday to try to reassure nervous Americans about his economic rescue efforts and chart a course to stay relevant in his last year in power.
28 Jan 2008
79. Business leaders call for more crisis leadership
Business leaders called for more leadership to head off an economic downturn on Wednesday, with some saying an emergency U.S. interest rate cut may have been over hasty and could fuel a new market bubble.
23 Jan 2008
80. Bush unveils plan for stimulating economy
President George W. Bush called on Congress on Friday to give the U.S. economy a "shot in the arm" with an election year package of temporary tax cuts and other measures worth up to $150 billion (77 billion pounds).
19 Jan 2008
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