Monthly Archive: May 2018

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Warren Buffett will again auction private lunch for charity

OMAHA, Neb. — Billionaire Warren Buffett is preparing to auction off another private lunch to raise money for a homeless charity in San Francisco. Over the past 18 years, Berkshire Hathaway’s chairman and CEO has raised more than $26 million for the Glide Foundation through the annual auctions. Last year’s winner got a relative bargain […]

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NAFTA: With interim deadline days away, U.S. says big issues unresolved

WASHINGTON — The U.S. commerce secretary says none of the hot-button issues in the NAFTA talks have been resolved yet. That’s with an unofficial deadline just days away. The countries have been meeting frequently in an effort to get an agreement before elections in Mexico and the U.S. And top U.S. lawmakers say Thursday is […]

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Politician says he pleaded guilty to contempt charge in pipeline protest

VANCOUVER — A member of Parliament has pleaded guilty to a criminal contempt of court charge after he was arrested when he joined a protest against the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline in Burnaby, B.C. New Democrat Kennedy Stewart says he pleaded guilty to the charge in B.C. Supreme Court today and was ordered […]

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The Latest: Trial delayed in Giants, Eli Manning fraud case

HACKENSACK, N.J. — The Latest on the trial in a lawsuit accusing New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning of selling bogus memorabilia (all times local): 2:15 p.m. A trial has been delayed in a lawsuit accusing New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning of selling bogus “game-worn” equipment to unsuspecting collectors. Jury selection was to have […]

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Tourism efforts include digital billboards, college fair

CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire tourism officials are using digital billboards, wall advertisements, and college fairs to attract potential visitors in other states. In addition to continued focus on Boston and Canada, the state’s Division of Travel and Tourism Development is reaching out more to New York City; Hartford, Connecticut; Portland, Maine; and Providence, Rhode […]