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People’s choice
Mark Bouris asks the people what they think dominated business news, their response? Mortgage rates and big banks.
Wi-Fi security flaw discovered
Home Wi-Fi networks are popping up all over the place, with more and more people plugging them into their broadband Internet connections.
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Kodak on the verge of bankruptcy
Eastman Kodak, the 131-year-old photography pioneer and once the hottest tech firm on the planet, is reportedly preparing to file for bankruptcy.
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NZ to withdraw from Afghanistan
New Zealand’s Special Air Service troops will return from Afghanistan in March next year.
Filmmaker Lucia Rikaki dies
Greek film director, documentarian, writer and producer Lucia Rikaki died in Athens last week after a long battle with cancer.
The evolution of ethnic comedy
Comicus Erectus – The Ethnic Comedy Revolution is a new comedy show that delves into the creation of ethnic comedy and thrusts the audience into the future of this humorous genre.
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‘TRNC’ plans name change if no solution
The breakaway regime of occupied Cyprus will conduct constitutional changes and will change its name if the Cyprus peace talks do not provide a solution by July 2012.
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Export industries plan exit strategies
The majority of export-reliant Greek industries are adopting a defensive stance for 2012 after struggling to survive the economic hardships of 2011.
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Finance ministry official charged in tax case
A top Finance Ministry official was charged this week with failing to collect fines imposed on firms for smuggling, court officials said, the second case to embarrass the governmen
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EU asks for farm subsidies to be returned
Greece has until February 8 to explain to the European Commission how it plans to extract 424.8 million euros from farmers that it paid compensation to in 2009, after Brussels deem