How Much Would You Pay for an iPhone? SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance
Carl Howe submits: Apple iPhone followers got two conflicting pieces of data regarding its $499 price point. In one survey done by an online shopping firm Compete as reported by MacWorld UK, only one percent of the consumers who said they were likely to buy an iPhone said they would pay [ ]
Rodamco Makes First Move into Russia Commercial Property News
In the largest single-asset action to date in Russia, Rodamco Europe N.V. acquired a 50 percent stake for €217 million (U.S.$284 million) in the Metropolis Shopping Centre in Moscow, which currently is under construction, from Capital Partners, the Turkey-based developer of the center.
Engaging Cuba's next generation of leaders Zanesville Times Recorder
HAVANA - More than six months after Cuban President Fidel Castro "temporarily" ceded power to his brother, Raul, this country appears to be running on autopilot.
Army is among biggest employers in Bavaria Stars and Stripes
GRAFENWÖHR, Germany — The U.S. Army is the third-largest employer in Bavaria when troops from other parts of Europe come to train at Grafenwöhr and Hohenfels, according to data released by the Joint Multinational Training Command.
Developer sees bright future for Miami Miami Herald
If Diego Lowenstein exudes unabashed boosterism about Miami's prospects, he has to be forgiven. His family has so much at stake in South Florida.
New England Town Prints Up Its Own Currency ABC News
'Berkshares' Are Intended to Encourage Local Commerce
Need a Smartphone? Here's What You Need to Know - Focus RedNova
By Kovsky, Eddie How do you define a smartphone, never mind shop for one? "It's a mini laptop," Angela Bettiga, Wireless USA manager said. A smartphone offers all the functionality of a PC in your pocket. It stores your contacts.
Grocers want wine tastings, but sobriety advocates find idea hard to swallow Seattle Post-Intelligencer
A bill to create a wine and beer tasting pilot program in 30 Washington grocery stores may send children the wrong message about alcohol, lobbyists for substance abuse prevention say.
Business Travel News Names The 25 Most Influential Executives of 2006 Business Travel News
Business Travel News editors once again have named the 25 decision makers they perceived as having exerted the greatest sway over the business travel industry in the previous year. Editors vetted nominations from industry professionals, including members of the Business Travel News editorial board.
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