By Nate Raymond NEW YORK (Reuters) – A billionaire real estate developer from Macau accused by U.S. authorities of bribing a former United Nations General Assembly president won the right on Friday to leave jail on a $50 million bond and live under house arrest in a luxury Manhattan apartment. Daniel Richenthal, the prosecutor, said the government may appeal the $50 million bail decision, having argued Ng “has every reason
By Chris Prentice CHICAGO (Reuters) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s in-house investigators have launched a review of the environmental benefits stemming from the country’s decade-old program requiring the use of corn-based ethanol in gasoline. The investigation, to be conducted by the Inspector General for EPA, will examine whether the agency has complied with reporting requirements and is using recent research on the full environmental impacts of the Renewable Fuel
With continued uncertainty in global markets, the Godfather of newsletter writers, 91-year-old Richard Russell, warned that countries are now preparing for a collapse in global fiat currencies and panic buying of physical gold.
Oakland Athletics executive Billy Beane and a retired Chevron Oil executive are among the top excessive water users in a district east of San Francisco, a utility’s records show. A September report from …
Argentina stand between Ireland and a first Rugby World Cup semi-final appearance when they collide at the Millennium Stadium on Sunday.
