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Pictures in the News | December 28, 2012
FrameworkPictures in the News from around the world.... -
The Week in Pictures | December 24-30, 2012
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Restaurants in China, U.S., Europe reflect global economy
Looking for evidence of China’s economic prowess, Europe’s malaise and consumer ennui in the U.S.? Use the international restaurant industry as a barometer, according to a report this week. China’s economy, coming off a period of...
Tags: Kentucky Fried Chicken, Consumer Confidence, Olive Garden, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Europe
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Spain puts off burning all of its 'bridges'
World NowSpain has put off a promised reduction of its number of pubic holidays and a rewriting of the work calendar because of objections from interested parties such as the Roman Catholic Church and unions.... -
Car bombs, aerial attacks pummel Syria
World NowA car bomb exploded Monday in a Damascus district that is home to many security personnel and members of President Bashar Assad’s Alawite sect, killing 11 people and wounding dozens of others, the official state news media reported.... -
What foreign media are saying about the U.S. election
World NowVoters in the United State handed President Obama a second term in office on Tuesday. As the rest of the world reacted and reflected on the campaign, here’s a sample of the reactions and analysis from newspapers and other media around the globe.... -
More takes from foreign media on the U.S. election
World NowEarlier Wednesday, the Times rounded up some early reactions and reflections from abroad on the U.S. presidential campaign. As foreign media continue to mull over the reelection of President Barack Obama, here’s more of the coverage from... -
In Spain, an amusingly botched fresco is now a moneymaker
World NowIt was bemoaned as “catastrophic” and “unspeakable,” a botched restoration attempt that transformed a beloved, aging fresco of Jesus Christ into something more closely resembling an aghast ape. Now it’s a moneymaker. And... -
Eurozone pulls back from the brink of catastrophe -- again
World NowGlobal Focus: Europe's economic roller coaster slowed to a safe stop Thursday, after the latest white-knuckled plunge toward disaster, when European Central Bank President Mario Draghi vowed to control soaring interest rates that threaten to bankrupt... -
Slain Libyan ambassador described as 'unflappable' by his brother
World NowSlain ambassador Chris Stevens first became interested in international affairs back at Piedmont High School in the East Bay, according to his younger brother Tom.... -
U.S. casino mogul Adelson gambles on Madrid as site of EuroVegas
World NowU.S. billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson has picked Madrid as the site for a massive new casino complex called "EuroVegas." The Spanish capital beats out rival Barcelona as the site of the $21-billion proposed project, which comes laden with... -
Young and jobless? It’s not getting better, U.N. agency says
World NowUnemployment rates are expected to edge higher in coming years for young people worldwide, the International Labor Organization said in an analysis released Tuesday....
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