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“Are you totally out of your mind?” Russian newspaper tycoon Alexander Lebedev exclaimed as he jumped to his feet. He stared combatively at property developer Sergei Polonsky, who had taunted Lebedev for ridiculing his claim to be a major charity donor.
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The high-end Italian eatery formerly known as Cipriani London broke a court order banning the use of the family name in the owner’s U.K. restaurants.
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A fire broke out on the top floors of an unfinished skyscraper in the Moscow City financial district, the second blaze to strike the Russian capital’s business hub in less than a year.
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A blonde in shorts and a tank top slouches in a chair and stares right at the camera. Her toenail polish is pink, as are the wall and the brassiere hanging outside her closet. Behind her is a Marilyn Monroe poster.
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Supermodel Naomi Campbell told the war crimes trial of Charles Taylor that two strangers handed her some “dirty looking stones” after a 1997 dinner at Nelson Mandela ’s home also attended by the former Liberian President.
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Actress Mia Farrow said Naomi Campbell told her she received a “huge diamond” from men sent by former Liberian President Charles Taylor , contradicting the supermodel’s testimony at a war-crimes tribunal last week.
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Merrill Lynch & Co., the brokerage unit of Bank of America Corp. , won a U.S. judge’s ruling denying a bid by 17 black financial advisers for group status in their five-year-old discrimination lawsuit.
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Naomi Campbell, the U.K. supermodel, told judges at the war crimes trial of Charles Taylor she received “very small, dirty looking stones” from two unknown men after a 1997 dinner attended by the former Liberian President at Nelson Mandela’s home in South Africa.
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Jeremy Ratcliffe, who admitted receiving uncut diamonds from model Naomi Campbell and waiting 13 years before handing them to the police, quit his position at a charity started by former South African President Nelson Mandela .
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On a day when U.S. stocks lost more than $240 billion in value, Christie’s held its largest-ever postwar and contemporary sale, setting records for eight artists including Franz Kline, Jeff Koons, Donald Judd and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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