June 5

Deeds More Than Words from Obama; Stuck in Reverse; Reality TV Hates Women; How Do You Find a Missing Plane? 12 Wackiest Obama Merchandise; Through China's Looking Glass
June 5, 2009 9:13 by kippreport
Deeds More Than Words from Obama
All the excitement surrounding Obama’s visit will fade shortly after Air Force One lifts off if nothing changes in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, reports The New York Times.
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Mideast Airlines Reach for the Sky
Gulf countries eager for higher international profiles are ratcheting up their aviation race despite the global economic slump, says the Associated Press.
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Gulf Arab Markets Running Out of Steam
The Gulf stock markets could suffer a double-digit correction because of a slump in summer trading and little improvement in the wider economy, analysts tell Reuters.
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Through China’s Looking Glass
Twenty years on, scholars and journalists continue to debate the legacy and meaning of Tiananmen, says Forbes.
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How Do You Find a Missing Plane?
With lots more planes, explains Slate.
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Stuck in Reverse
Everyone’s an expert on lousy American cars. That, I believe, is one reason why the GM bankruptcy is so unpopular, says Howard Krutz in The Washington Post.
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Reality TV Hates Women
Why are fictional female cops more realistic than ‘real’ housewives, asks Newsweek?
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12 Wackiest Obama Merchandise
Obamamania is everywhere, says Oddee and checks out some of the strangest Obama-related products and services.
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A Decade of Disappointments
In 1998 there were an astounding number of technological breakthroughs across a range of fields. But a decade later, the rate of commercialization has been far slower than expected, says Business Week.
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The Best Industries for Starting a Business Right Now
Inc takes a look at some of the fastest-growing industries in the current economic situation, and where some of the best business opportunities may be.
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