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1. 5/3/2013 12:01:00 AM Stokes hails appointment of Packer man to Seven board
   published by Australian, The
   Mr Alexander is former executive deputy chairman of James Packer's gambling empire Crown, where he remains a director. Mr Alexander rounds out the Seven West Media board, filling the seat vacated by Sam Walsh, who resigned on being made Rio Tinto's chief executive in January. It is understood Mr Stokes made a direct approach to Mr Alexander in recent weeks after...
   
2. 4/29/2013 12:01:00 AM Rain Affair, Buffering set to clash
   published by Mercury (Hobart, Australia)
   BETWEEN them, Rain Affair and Buffering have run seven Group One seconds-- and the two are set to race for an elusive elite victory over the upcoming Brisbane carnival. As he did a year earlier, Rain Affair returned to the runner's-up stall after Saturday's All Aged Stakes, his third second place at the highest level. Buffering returned to action at Doomben on the...
   
3. 4/29/2013 12:01:00 AM Showdown at Eagle Farm
   published by Gold Coast Bulletin (Australia)
   BETWEEN them, Rain Affair and Buffering have run seven Group 1 seconds, with the two to do battle for an elusive elite victory over the Brisbane carnival. The two sprinters are on a collision course to the Group 1 BTC Cup at Eagle Farm on May 11. ``He goes to to Brisbane for the BTC Cup and the Doomben 10,000 and maybe even the Stradbroke Handicap.
   
4. 4/28/2013 12:01:00 AM Success at Doomben bodes well for Buffering
   published by Northern Territory News (Australia)
   JOCKEY Damian Browne believes an elusive Group 1 is within reach for Buffering after his brilliant first-up win in the Group 2 Victory Stakes at Doomben yesterday. After seven Group 1 placings, Buffering will be seeking his first win at the elite level in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm on May 11. Trainer Robert Heathcote watched the race in New Zealand, leaving stable...
   
5. 4/28/2013 12:01:00 AM Based in Bengal, Ponzi firms did business in Bihar
   published by Times of India
   Several have their headquarters in Kolkata though they operate in states like Bihar. A TOI investigation revealed that Sunshine India Land Developers Ltd, against which the SFIO has started a probe from Friday for allegedly running Ponzi schemes, was originally based in Uttar Pradesh. The directors of Sunshine are Rajesh Kumar Dixit, Babu Lal Gupta, Rabindra...
   
6. 4/26/2013 12:01:00 AM Gai's pride and joy - Trainer relies on top mare to break Group 1 drought
   published by Courier Mail (Australia)
   Waterhouse usually dominates feature races on her home track Randwick but this carnival she is yet to win a Group 1.. In the past 20 years Waterhouse has only missed training at least one major Randwick autumn carnival winner in 1998, 1999, 2002 and 2006.. Waterhouse maintains More Joyous, who could extend her campaign through to the Doomben 10,000 next month,...
   
7. 4/26/2013 12:01:00 AM Gai battles big-race rut
   published by Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia)
   GAI Waterhouse, trying to thwart a rare Royal Randwick Group 1 carnival wipeout, has implored the Australian Turf Club not to tamper with the autumn program. Speculation continues that the ATC and Racing NSW are considering changing next year's Sydney autumn carnival structure with the possibility of introducing a ``Breeders Cup-style'' raceday with six of...
   
8. 4/25/2013 12:01:00 AM Japan lures Williams
   published by Herald Sun (Australia)
   CHAMPION jockey Craig Williams has again taken the option of riding in Japan this year and will start a two-month riding stint in Japan from Monday. Williams said he was excited to return to Japan and hoped to add to his tally of three Group 1 and seven Group 2 wins there. ``I'd been looking at the Brisbane carnival but it's just too good an opportunity in Japan,'' he...
   
9. 4/21/2013 8:11:00 PM Coates Hire announces job cuts
   published by NineMSN Finance
   Coates Hire, which is co-owned by Seven Group Holdings (ASX: SVW) and Carlyle Group, has announced it will undertake a business restructure that will involve 75 redundancies. The company, which is Australia’s largest equipment hire group, has had over 125 ...
   
10. 4/21/2013 12:01:00 AM Going to the dogs
    published by Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (IA)
    April 21-- WATERLOO, Iowa-- Estell Hall at the National Cattle Congress fairgrounds went to the dogs Saturday-- but they were all on their best behavior. The Waterloo Kennel Club all-breed dog show started Saturday and continues Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The show had a total of 486 entries from Iowa and 26 other states plus the U.S. territories and Canada.
    
11. 4/19/2013 9:56:00 AM Reading AF2 assessment low ability
    published by Times Education Supplement
    Made for a low ability year seven group, this is a short reading assessment for AF2. Two short extracts about dinosaurs and six questions.
    
12. 4/17/2013 12:01:00 AM Sweden challenge for Scots
    published by Herald, The (Scotland)
    Everton Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Distin, Baines, Pienaar, Gibson, Barkley, Mirallas, Fellaini, Anichebe. TONIGHT Fulham v Chelsea, Manchester City v Wigan Athletic, West Ham United v Manchester United. TONIGHT Inter Milan v AS Roma.
    
13. 4/16/2013 12:01:00 AM High yield without volatility
    published by Australian, The
    COMPANY: Ramsay Health Care Limited. This in turn has acted to further compress already historically low bond yields across many developed markets, including Australia. RHC has expanded across Asia, France and Britain.
    
14. 4/16/2013 12:01:00 AM Ports deal fails to fire M&A hopes - ANALYSIS -
    published by Australian, The
    After all, it's not often the market estimates for the price-- $2.5 bn to $3 bn-- is so far below the final estimate, or that you have the successful bidder backing up with calls for more of the same, please. That is likely to make the top three dealmakers so far this year-- UBS and Lazard, which acted on behalf of the Industry Funds Management consortium, and Morgan Stanley,...
    
15. 4/16/2013 12:01:00 AM Signeul hoping for favourable cup draw
    published by Herald, The (Scotland)
    Anna Signeul, the Scotland coach, hopes to avoid France and Germany when the draw for the 2015 Women's World Cup is made in Nyon today, writes Alan Campbell. Germany and France will be in Pot A today along with Sweden, England, Norway, Italy and Denmark. Scotland beat Italy in the Cyprus Cup last month and drew with England.
    
16. 4/13/2013 12:01:00 AM RM Williams' French kiss
    published by Herald Sun (Australia)
    CLASSIC Aussie outfitter RM Williams is set for a French twist as the luxury fashion house behind Louis Vuitton prepares to buy in. Mr Cowley, who has owned the business since 2003, was rumoured to be seeking about $100 million for the entire business. Last year it bought into upmarket chain Jones the Grocer-- a Melbourne- based group that has expanded into Asia and...
    
17. 4/8/2013 12:00:00 AM In tandem with the National Trust
    published by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
    In tandem with the National Trust The Journal Newcastle England UNIVERSITY students have teamed up with a North East business to organise a mountain biking event which is being supported by the National TrustA Sunderland University team of seven students have created the first Penshaw Bike Fest in conjunction with Sanctuary Bikes in Houghton le Spring The first test will take place this weekendThe event will give local mountain biking enthusiasts the opportunity to race on the brand new purpose built track at the historic Penshaw MonumentThe National Trust which owns the land the track has been built on has given the event and its organisers its full backingSix of the seven group members are studying events management at the university in their second year studies they are Tasos Theofilidis Yvonne Taruvinga Bridget Fasanu Emily Scotland Oluwatosin Bimigboye and Lecca ValentinSeventh group member Rejwan Haave is taking on the project as part of his sports management courseTasos 24 said Taking part in.
    
18. 4/7/2013 12:01:00 AM New W. Windsor gym kicks open its doors
    published by Trenton Times (NJ)
    A new gym in the Nassau Park Pavilion shopping center promises heart-pounding, calorie-burning workouts centered around boxing bags, speed work and kickboxing. Title Boxing Club, a fitness franchise with locations in 33 states, opened its doors on Monday and will have a grand opening on April 18. Located next door to the Dollar Tree, the 4,500- square-foot space...
    
19. 4/5/2013 12:01:00 AM The man sharing Sir Alex's dreams of Aintree glory
    published by Daily Telegraph (UK)
    One trainer even tells a story about Ferguson setting down his hairdryer and ringing him at half– time during a Manchester United match. Manchester United play their derby with Manchester City on Monday so, for one day at least, both men can give racing their undivided loyalty. I was weaned on Georgie Best and Denis Law.
    
20. 4/4/2013 12:49:00 PM The (executive) rich get richer
    published by Business Review Weekly (Abstracts)
    Privately-held wealth is excluded when selecting the members of the "BRW" Rich Bosses list. Of the 74 company heads to appear in the list in 2012 and 2013, 78 per cent posted a rise in wealth. News Corporation chairman Rupert Murdoch ranks first among the 2013 Rich Bosses, followed by Crown chair James Packer, Seven Group Holdings chair Kerry Stokes and Platinum...