Robert Johnson News
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Grammy Award-winning blues guitarist Keb’ Mo’ brought the sound of the Mississippi Delta to the Hudson River Valley last night.
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Robert Johnson, the founder of BET, said online viewing options will force the pay-TV industry to unbundle its channel choices within two years.
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A dossier on a worker lawsuit, detailing mental health and compensation demands, lay in a trash bin outside a Sydney law office reflecting the risk to personal information, a group focused on data destruction said.
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David “Honeyboy” Edwards, a guitarist and singer who was present at the creation of the Mississippi Delta’s folk-blues style and was one of its most enduring practitioners, has died. He was 96.
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The risk the U.S. could end up in a Greece-type situation if lawmakers don’t reach a deal on budget- deficit cuts is a “fantasy,” according to Robert Johnson, a former managing director at Soros Fund Management.
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Over the course of 2012, the U.S. economy rebounded with all the vitality of a slug waking from a long nap. In debt-strapped, recession-hit Europe, investors fret about a Spanish bailout, a Greek default and whether the euro itself will shatter.
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Money can be dull. There are only so many denominations, and only so many ways to make it. What’s interesting are the people who risk it, and over the past four decades no one has made more of a spectacle of risk than George Soros, whose Quantum fund famously bet $10 billion that the Bank of England would be forced to devalue the pound. Soros earned $1 billion on that trade and incalculable legend points.
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Sixteen New York City police officers and five civilians were arrested and charged following a three-year investigation of corruption in the department including widespread ticket-fixing, Bronx District Attorney Robert Johnson said.
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Pink Floyd, U2, Nirvana, the Rolling Stones and Tony Bennett have the ideal Christmas box for fans.
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The driver in a New York bus crash that killed 15 people had his driver’s license suspended 18 times and was fired from two previous transportation jobs, according to investigative documents released today.
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