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48 hours in Bermuda As the Queen arrives to celebrate the island's 400th birthday, Ben Ross prescribes the perfect mid-Atlantic winter break Travel essentials Why go now? It is divided into nine tiny parishes, with St George's...
Travelers watched, waited longer to book tickets Travelocity: Advance purchase for Thanksgiving fell 2.6 days later than '08 Nov. 18: AAA predicts more delays, and higher fees as 38.4 million American's will be traveling this...
1 of 21 next slide previous slide Sure, the bricks have it bad, but the clicks are struggling, too. Reston (Va.)-headquartered traffic tracking firm Comscore says U.S. online retail spending totaled $29.6 billion in the third...
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guardian.co.uk Profile: First EU President Herman van Rompuy BBC News The EU's first permanent president, Belgian Prime Minister Herman van Rompuy, is a camera-shy man who has been catapulted from relative obscurity. After his...
By Gurmukh Singh. Ontario, Canada, 02:04 PM IST India has launched a big initiative to woo medical tourism from Canada, showcasing the country's high-end and much cheaper healthcare industry to Canadians. The Indian Medical...
The hiccups have not been limited to the luxury segment. Projects in the business hotel space have also been affected. Alka Kshirsagar Pune, Nov. 20 Several big-ticket hotel projects in Pune, including those of established...
Regulators have ordered Community National Bank of Franklin to review four years worth of back mortgages and repay customers that were charged referral fees. The bank was told to examine loans issued between Jan. 1, 2005 and...
THE four lucky winners of the CIMB Bank and CIMB Islamic Dream.Deposit.Drive. Back Again Campaign received their keys to a Volkswagen each at a prize-giving ceremony held at Menara SBB recently. The campaign, which was aimed at...
AMSTERDAM: The Dutch government said it would have to inject a further three billion euros (US$4.5bil) into nationalised bank ABN Amro, raising the national debt with no immediate return for the state.
