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...A380 proves popular with airlines. However, according to Anne Maréchal, a former official with Paris's stock market now working with law firm DLA Piper, if convictions for insider trading have been very rare in France until now, there's reason to believe some may result in the EADS case. "The AMF isn't required to file a report with prosecutors unless it has sufficient evidence of serious legal infraction, which appears to have been its motivation in this instance," Maréchal explains. "Given the large number of people reportedly involved, it would be difficult to believe...
...Some of this bad news is the result of very good news. Thanks to better sanitation, more food and improved public health, the average life expectancy in low- and middle-income nations has risen from 50 in 1965 to 65 in 2005. Women are simply living long enough to reach the age at which they're most susceptible to breast cancer. With Westernized life spans, however, can come Western habits too - fatty foods, lack of exercise and obesity, all of which may raise the incidence of breast cancer...
...Maymyo, where the Defense Services Academy is located. While the military élite bunkers itself in rarefied surroundings, ordinary Burmese are suffering. Educational funding has dried up, and the World Health Organization estimates that the junta annually spends a maximum of $10 per person on health care. As a result, killer diseases like malaria and tuberculosis run rampant, and roughly half a million people are infected with HIV. Nearly one-third of children under five years of age are malnourished; of those who are healthy, some rural youngsters are forced to toil as child labor. The urban middle class doesn...
Pilbeam argued that the UC, as a result of its party grant program, had not made the funding of student groups a sufficiently high priority...
...Beijing, the security forces behave according to the seasons and the calendar. Every spring, for example, they get very, very uptight. That's the time of year preceding the annual meeting of what is often described as China's legislature, the National People's Congress. As a result, dissidents are harassed and detained and hundreds of desperate petitioners - people who have come to the capital to seek redress for an unresolved injustice - are rounded up and forcibly sent back to their home provinces...