John Mitchell News
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A Picasso painting was among early sales as Ronald Lauder, Kanye West and Sheikh Saud al Thani were among VIPs browsing the world’s biggest art and antiques fair.
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Andrew J. Hall, the former Citigroup Inc. oil trader whose pay package of about $100 million ensnared him in the fight over compensation at bailed- out banks in 2009, is selling handmade lavender soap and grass- fed Angus beef from a farm in Reading, Vermont.
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The Chicago Blackhawks ended the best start in a National Hockey League season at 24 games when they fell 6-2 to the Colorado Avalanche.
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Daniel Carcillo scored with 50 seconds remaining to give the Chicago Blackhawks a 3-2 win over the Colorado Avalanche and extend their record season-opening point streak to 24 games.
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Greenberg Traurig LLP announced leadership changes, including the promotion of Hilarie Bass to co-president from global operating shareholder. Bass, a Miami partner, is the first female president of the firm and holds the highest position a woman has held there.
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Eric Holder, attorney general under President Barack Obama, has prosecuted more government officials for alleged leaks under the World War I-era Espionage Act than all his predecessors combined, including law-and-order Republicans John Mitchell, Edwin Meese and John Ashcroft.
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One of the supposedly good things produced by the Great Recession is a change in the spending behavior of the American public. The personal savings rate is now running at 6 percent -- three times higher than in 2007. Do a Google search on the term “personal saving” and you’ll find articles applauding Americans’ newfound abstinence.
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Arthur O. “Punch” Sulzberger, who in three decades as publisher of the New York Times helped revamp the newspaper with special sections, diversified the company’s business and fought the U.S. government’s attempt to halt the paper’s printing of the Pentagon Papers, has died. He was 86.
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Former New Zealand rugby coach John Mitchel l was attacked and stabbed by two intruders at his apartment in Johannesburg, where he is coaching the Lions team.
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John Mitchell was released from the final year of his contract as head coach of the Western Force Super 15 rugby team to take up an offer with South Africa’s Golden Lions.
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