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   Каждый день у Влада что-то происходит, он где-то выступает, презентует свои клипы, поддерживает боксеров, а впереди еще несколько событий:

   В последнее время на портале появляется очень много информации о группе Bad Balance и о Владе Валове в частности, это результат гиперактивности команды 100PRO. Дело движется к концу года и лейбл подготовил много релизов и событий для хип-хоп общественности.

Источник: InDaRnB

With fear of defaults spreading in Europe, those new rules are about to be put to the test. One question no one can answer: Is the financial system, with its expanding web of connections that even experts can't trace, any safer?

WASHINGTON • After countless new rules designed to make Wall Street safer, it's come to this: Another securities firm has collapsed from risky, poorly disclosed bets.

Not enough, in other words, has changed since the U.S. financial system nearly toppled three years ago.

The bankruptcy filing last week by MF Global Holdings Ltd. But the rapid fall of the firm run by former New Jersey Gov. didn't freeze lending and panic investors around the world, as Lehman Brothers' did in 2008. Jon Corzine shows risky behavior persists, despite a vast regulatory overhaul.

Источник: STLtoday.com

And he insisted that the chain's potential was much better than at MFI.

It was picked up by a deal-maker previously best known for buying furniture chain MFI for a quid in 2006.

The sale came as American electricals chain BEST BUY told its UK staff that all 11 megastores in this country would close on December 23.

But KESA ELECTRICALS , the European giant which is flogging Comet, admitted the future looked dicey.

Asked if Comet would still be going by 2015, Kesa chairman David Newlands told Sun City: "I'm sure it will, in some size or form."

THE fate of 10,000 high street workers was up in the air last night as electricals chain COMET was sold for TWO POUNDS.

Henry Jackson, of private equity firm OPCAPITA , immediately said he had no plans for any big closure programmes.

Источник: The Sun