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Real Madrid Quantifies Beckham Sales Effect
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by Forbes  7-7-2007    1
 Hard numbers to back the claims about Beckham's merchandising moxy. But the soccer star will have to shift an awful lot of LA Galaxy shirts to repay its investment in him.
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Boeing Annouces Orders For 35 Dreamliners
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by Forbes  7-8-2007    2
 This is Boeing's first all-new plane since the 777, which began flying in 1995, and is as key to the company's success as the new A380 is for rival Airbus.
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Ford Motor Reportedly Looking For $8 billion For Volvo
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by Forbes  7-15-2007   
 Ford started breaking up its loss-making Premier Automotive Group of upscale marques last year with the sale of Aston Martin. Jaguar and Land Rover are also being sold. Those three would only raise around $3 billion collectively. Volvo is by far the most valuable of Ford's PAG assets.
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Telefónica's O2 Set To Be Apple's iPhone Europe Partner
Forbes
by Forbes  7-5-2007    2
 The decision not to go 3G may affect sales.
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750,000 a year killed by Chinese pollution
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by Forbes  7-2-2007    1
 Further evidence that the environment is the emerging fault line of Chinese politics.
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Longer Battery Life for Apple's iPhone
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by Forbes  6-19-2007    2
 As if you needed another reason to justify dropping $600 on your next mobile phone, the new Apple iPhone to be introduced at the end of June will ship with an improved battery, given you 3 hours more talk time than previously announced.
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Where No Chinese Has Gone Before
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by Forbes  8-11-2007   
 China has already put a man in space and is fast developing its space program. This will have lots of civilian and military knock-ons.
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Made In China Label Spurs Global Concern
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by Forbes  8-27-2007   
 This article argues that China will never have an effective system to monitor food and product safety if it muzzles its press from reporting when there are problems.
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Newcastle Exits From Stock Market
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by Forbes  7-18-2007   
 Add another one to the growing list of U.K. socceer clubs that were taken public in the 1990s but have now returned to private owenership following a talkeover. Newcastle is the biggest club to go this route after Manchester United, taken private by Malcolm Glazer followiing his acquisition of the team.
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Convictions In China Slave Trial
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by Forbes  7-17-2007    1
 The slave labor scandal at brick factories in northern China has drawn unusually strong criticism from the state-run media since it broke last month. As well as the convictions of of those directly involved 95 low-level officials have been punished for dereliction of duty in supervising the kilns. What is surprising is that no higher level officials were disciplined given that it would be unlikely slave labor could be operating on such a scale without collusion at the municipal or provincial level.
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Giving Till It Hurts
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by Forbes  7-6-2007   
 Changes to IRA regulations on tax-free donations and the recent boom in stock and real estate prices are increasing the ranks of so-called stretch givers. But this Journal article provides more evidence for the growing view that more aging Baby Boomers are choosing charity to add meaning to their lives.
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My Friend The Cardinal !
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by David A Andelman  10-4-2007   
 The man soon to be John Cardinal Foley is an extraordinary human being -- a classmate of mine at Columbia Journalism 41 years ago -- one of those who helped guide the last Pope as the powerful political force who helped end communism in Europe, and who will hopefully help this Pope through the treacherous shoals of a Catholic church that must cope with terrorism and other, new threats to democracy and religious freedom.
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Beijing Suspends U.S. Meat Imports
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by Forbes  7-14-2007   
 This smacks of tit-for-tat retaliation after months of international calls for China to improve the safety of its own food and drug exports. Earlier this year, some pets in the U.S. died from food that contained Chinese gluten suspected of being tainted. Concern has also been raised about the safety of Chinese toothpaste and seafood exports.
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