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Panthers general manager Jacques Martin has severely handicapped a team that has struggled enough on its own, missing the playoffs the last seven seasons.

This nation has the ingredients for growth, but progress is unsteady. With exceptions such as the Asian Financial Crisis, domestic issues are causing the stunted growth.

Beneath a prosperous facade, a city is ruled by violence, greed and religious perversion. One man's insistence on integrity becomes a fight for life.

Lord Myners, the British government's financial services secretary, has this week said that British banks are partly to blame for the current global recession.

As the U.S. debates the future of a universal health care program, two deaths in 2008 that engendered shock and disbelief should be remembered for the pain they caused.

Haiti needs strong global support for empowerment in tackling a crumbling infrastructure, poverty, limited natural resources, a collapsed economy, and a weak government.

South African Finance Minister, Trevor Manuel's 2009 budget speech receives mixed reactions from economists and political parties.

SAA needs to shut down to save South Africa from further humiliation.

Corporate sustainability planning is becoming an important component of the corporate management mix, requiring new and innovative ways of handling environmental issues.

A few months ago the internal turmoil at Airbus spewed out into the field of politics and nationalism throughout major nations in the European Union.

In a clever marketing move an investment company is awarding prizes to the three people who lost the most money in the Wall Street debacle.

With so many charities out there, it can be hard to decide which one is worthy of your donation. Thankfully, there are some ways to determine a deserving cause.

FDA officials awarded a contract to a public relations firm with ties to in the Agency. It has been suspended while Congress investigates the non-competitive award.

In Malawi, a civil society group has begun circulating proposed legislation that would hold their government accountable for ensuring basic food rights for people

Just when you thought your kid's were ready to launch, your widowed mother shows up on your doorstep penniless. What should you do? Who is responsible?

Consumers seeking an effective debt settlement plan can arrive at the best credit settlement by doing it themselves or staying actively involved in negotiations.

The preceding article looked at how your credit rating is created. This article will look at how to fix it.

April elections in the Turkish part of Cyprus return a right-wing party to power, raising doubts about reunification talks and President Mehmet Ali Talat's re-election.

Political unrest in Nepal is getting worse by the day. Bloggers are now debating the volatile situation in the country.

Head to the mountains of Western North Carolina, Maggie Valley to be precise, and get a taste of the old west.

New research suggests that having a single leader no longer works for the corporation of the future and that the roles of CEO and CFO should be given equal say.

It's been a long time since the Bank of England would redeem money for gold. As trust in currency diminshes, it's time to consider the alternatives.

Nathaniel Bacon was absolutely a rebel! Was the cause of his devotion to liberty pure patriotic principle or was it a smoke screen to cover a desire for power and wealth?

With a net worth of more than $1 million by the age of 26, Dave Ramsey lost it all. This experience led him on a journey to find the secret to true financial strength.

At the age of twenty one, Charlotte died in childbirth. Her death brought the succession into crisis and led to the eventual accession of Queen Victoria.

America's early policy of viewing Native American tribes as a threat lead to a grave injustice and its longest war.

Self-help recovery for eating disorders is also an option for treatment, or a support method in addition to inpatient or outpatient treatment - help is available.

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is a disorder that is characterized by a wide range of lifelong birth defects caused solely by mothers who drink alcohol while pregnant.

It goes without saying that neither building a business nor sustaining a happy marriage is easy--and trying to do both under the same roof can seem impossible.

A Union fortress dating back to 1859, Fort Delaware holds the spirits of Civil War soldiers, prisoners and civilians.

The Illinois House voted to impeach Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who had been arrested a month earlier on federal corruption charges.

Buying and selling comic books is increasing in popularity due to high profits that can be made on rare or vintage issues.

Ageing Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan, facing potential indictment by an atrocity crimes tribunal, was whisked to a Phnom Penh hospital following a stroke this week.

There is no evidence that charter schools perform better than public schools; indeed. the opposite facts prevail. Still, President Obama pushes his agenda for charters.

The crying of a colicky infant can go on for hours; the parents of such infants are often fatigued and frazzled. Colic is poorly understood. So, too, is its treatment.

Nepali laborers in Saudi Arabia face dismal working conditions and ill treatment by employers. Migrant laborers in the Kingdom are often treated less than equal.

As US medical costs spiral upward and more people have difficulty paying their bills, citizens look toward November for solutions to our health care crisis.

Is Conservative ideology, on everything from taxation to health care to immigration, causing a rift between the Republican party and the 'minority majority'?

There comes a time in every reader's life when you just put a book down, finished, completely certain that what you just read means everything and nothing at all.

Finally, a book that debunks the silly notion that the Red Sox long championship drought had anything to do with Babe Ruth.

Sofware company millionaire turned filmmaker directs a documentary that interviews the top officials, journalists and authors. Investigates ways to get out of Iraq now.

The American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Privacy Information Center warn of the potential for privacy abuses stemming from new systems and proposed methods.

An analysis of some of the obstacles and frustrations encountered in government employment.

Many of Texas' depression-era politicians were leery of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal paternalism, but the statewide need was too great not to accept federal funds.

California is broke, but is it a spending or a tax cutting problem. Did the current Governor of California cut revenue generating taxes on purpose to create a crisis

While the first transcontinental railroad was hailed as an engineering marvel, its construction was mired in corruption and inefficiency at taxpayers' expense.

The fundamental cause of the global famine has been the restructuring of agricultural economies to shift focus from human needs to the demands of Western consumers.

The New Jersey Shore is home to the best beaches in the Northeast Atlantic region. White sand beaches and panoramic ocean views are just some of the attractions.

Benazir Buttho is back home and the people of Pakistan are waiting for a General Election to put their favorite daughter back into power.

The public outcry and mass resignations following the media's expose of MPs' spending is proof that the British press, democracy and morality is in good working order.