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Will the real Michael McIntyre please stand up?

Michael McIntyre never stops beaming, never stops punctuating his commentary with hearty laughter, not even when he is recounting how, not so very long ago, he broke down in public and sobbed at the failure of his career to...

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Developing A Taste For China’s New Economy

What a meal of beef stomach and duck throats taught me about the new China. Zhang Haiqing, deputy director of the Foreign and Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, Chongqing Municipal People's Government, mulled the question for a...

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Dead pensioner locked in toilet

A council was forced to apologise yesterday after day-care staff failed to notice a pensioner had died and her body was left locked in a toilet. The 89-year-old was not seen after going to the toilet at the Christchurch Day...

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Starbucks seeks managers of social media, digital strategy

These jobs are not to be confused with that of Twitter master, which Brad Nelson already has. Both require "seasoned, digital strategists who are passionate about ideating." (Which may or may not be like George W. Bush's...

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Five Winning Strategies For Starting A Business

Do you dream about starting a business, but don’t know where to begin? Does the idea of being your own boss and creating a company that provides great products and services excite you? But all you do is dream, unable to move...

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MoneySaver Report: Save On Life's Little Splurges

For most people, saving money is a drag – cutting out everything in the day that's fun. There are, however, ways to save while enjoying life's little splurges. From that venti soy vanilla latte, to a great movie, to a little...

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A crash course in Toronto's worst intersections

An accident waiting to happen: the crossroads at Queen and Bathurst presents a 'violation of expectations' say experts. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail From a NORAD-style command post, city experts try to strike a balance between...

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Jury sides with NYC police in clown's lawsuit

A federal jury has ruled that New York City police didn't use excessive force when they arrested a professional clown who left a suspicious device that turned out to be a balloon inflator inside a coffee shop.

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Low Level? Hah! Google's Ari Paparo Rules (Silicon Alley Insider)

Earlier this week, we wrote a post called "Who's Who in Google New York." It was a quick look at some of the top execs in the office, and what people are saying about them. One of the powerful executives we mentioned is a...

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Today's pretty woman? She's a summa cum hottie

We have a strange obsession with glamorous pop-culture prostitutes when the reality is quite different The lesson this week can be summed up fairly neatly as, “you can't judge a hooker by her cover.” For six years, the identity...

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