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31. U.S. judge orders CIA to turn over "torture" memo
A U.S. judge ordered the Central Intelligence Agency on Thursday to submit to the court a 2002 memo said to specify harsh interrogation methods used on suspected terrorists held abroad.
09 May 2008
32. Provident Financial has good start to 2008
Non-standard lender Provident Financial Plc said on Thursday that it had made a strong start to 2008, with customer numbers up 6.3 per cent in its core consumer credit division at the end of the first quarter.
08 May 2008
33. CIA says Syrian reactor capacity was 1-2 weapons per year
A suspected Syrian reactor bombed by Israel had the capacity to produce enough nuclear material to fuel one to two weapons a year, CIA Director Michael Hayden said on Monday.
29 Apr 2008
34. Stanelco in line with expectations
Stanelco Plc said on Monday that its 2008 financial year (starting 1 Jan 2008) had started well and was in line with expectations.
28 Apr 2008
35. Financial companies "underestimating ID fraud"
Financial services companies must change their attitude to security to curb the rise in identity fraud, the Financial Services Authority says.
24 Apr 2008
36. AB Foods profit up 5%
Associated British Foods Plc (ABF) has reported a 5.0 per cent increase in pre-tax profit, taking company profits up to £282 million for the 24 weeks ended 1 March 2008.
22 Apr 2008
37. Web guru targets malaria with social network site
The British entrepreneur who sold a football Web site at the age of 17 for $40 million (20 million pounds) has switched his attention to help launch a social networking site on Sunday designed to fight malaria.
21 Apr 2008
38. Taiwan VP-elect says China agrees to official talks
China and Taiwan have agreed to restart official dialogue after a gap of nearly a decade, Taiwan Vice President-elect Vincent Siew said on Monday as relations appear to thaw under a new more China-friendly administration.
14 Apr 2008
39. Children ignoring safety rules on social networks
Millions of children who use social networking sites are exposing themselves to unnecessary risk by leaving personal details open for all to see, communications watchdog Ofcom said on Wednesday.
31 Mar 2008
40. IATA cuts profit forecast
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Tuesday that it had cut its profit forecast for the airline industry because of the slow down in the global economy and high oil prices.
31 Mar 2008
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