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WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE "Cartels as Rational Business Strategy: Crime Pays" John Kirkwood was recognized for his article Powerful Buyers and Merger Enforcement, 92 B.U L. Rev. 1485 (2012), and John Connor and Robert Lande were recognized for ...

JOHN SELKIRK/Fairfax NZ WARM WELCOME: Governor-General Sir Jerry Mateparae shares a joke with Afghan interpreter Asdullah Rezaie and his son, Mahdy, 3. Relevant offers Councillors favour Welly super-city option Crisis meeting set for ...

I am writing this rejoinder to Chairman Jerry John Rawlings' obnoxiously self-righteous effusions four days after the fact, that is June 4. And I have decided not to re-read the news report captioned "Kufuor, Mills Only Reversed Ghana's Achievements ...

California's compensation panel also partly restored health benefits for elected officials. The panel had reduced salaries during the last four years. SACRAMENTO Gov. Jerry Brown and state legislators were granted 5.2% raises Wednesday by a state ...

Jerry Sloan, coaching the Jazz in 2010, will return to the team as a senior adviser.(Photo: Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Sports) Story HighlightsJerry Sloan returns to Utah Jazz organization as senior basketball adviser, team announced ...

Sir John Kirwan has topped the Reader's Digest Most Trusted list. Victoria Cross winner Willie Apiata has come in at second place, ahead of last year's winner Richie McCaw. Kiwi sports heroes make up nearly half of the top 20 most trusted New ...

THE TOP AND BOTTOM 10 OF NEW ZEALAND'S 100 MOST TRUSTED: Top 10: 1. John Kirwan, former All Black, depression awareness spokesperson 2. Willie Apiata, Victoria Cross recipient 3. Richie McCaw, All Blacks captain 4. Alison Holst, food writer 5.

An onslaught of talent -- including Ariel Pink, Deep Vally, Father John Misty, and Alt-J -- joined forces to deliver a dynamic first day at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. The first day of the fest, typically reserved for ...

BERLIN -- For those living on the Cold War's front line, one sentence spoken in German secured John F. Kennedy's place in their hearts forever. While wrapping up one of the most famous addresses of his presidency, Kennedy told a huge crowd in the ...