Chris Evans News
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“A smirk and a cheesy one-liner?,” sneers a villainess during some finely choreographed mayhem in Shane Black’s “Iron Man 3.”
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Australian Attorney General Nicola Roxon and minister Chris Evans have resigned from cabinet, three days after Prime Minister Julia Gillard set a federal vote as the Labor government trails the opposition in opinion polls.
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The London Metal Exchange is considering adding industrial metal swaps settled against various periods, in addition to the monthly ones which were introduced today.
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Australia will swear in replacements for two exiting government ministers today as Prime Minister Julia Gillard tries to minimize disruption caused by twin resignations within a week of setting the date for an election.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who last week announced an election on Sept. 14, has seen support for her ruling Labor party slump as a scandal involving a former Labor lawmaker and the resignation of senior ministers dent her government’s credibility.
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A 1930s Bugatti has sold for about $30 million to become the world’s most expensive car -- with dealers predicting more records as billionaires look for alternatives to risky financial investments.
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Peter Mullin , owner of one of the world’s largest private collections of classic French automobiles, points to a 1935 Hispano-Suiza J12 Cabriolet sitting among 60 other cars in his museum in Southern California.
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Car collectors are paying record sums--such as about $30 million for a Bugatti in May--for these objects of affection.
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Pow, zap and any other comic book exclamation fits the bill for “The Avengers,” Joss Whedon’s sure-thing blockbuster that also happens to be a terrific movie.
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The London Metal Exchange suspended 274 steel warrants held by the U.K. administrator for MF Global Holdings Ltd.
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