Steven Smith News
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Australia picked two 35-year-olds to plug an experience gap for its Ashes cricket series in England, choosing Brad Haddin as first-choice wicketkeeper and vice-captain, and recalling batsman Chris Rogers.
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Steven Smith, the head of restructuring at UBS AG’s investment bank, has left the company and is in talks to join private-equity firm Aurora Capital Group, according to people familiar with the matter.
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England reduced New Zealand to <a href="news:linkid=MJOR6B6JIJV4">66-3</a> after half-centuries by <a href="news:linkid=MJORL16JIJVY">Matt Prior</a> and <a href="news:linkid=MJORL16JIJVW">Kevin Pietersen</a> lifted the touring team to 465 batting first in the second <a href="news:linkid=MJODC76JIJUX">cricket</a> Test in Wellington.
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Aurora Capital Group, which manages more than $2 billion in private-equity investments, hired Steven Smith, the former head of restructuring at UBS AG.
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After a Jeep crashed into her Geo Metro in Clearwater, Florida, in 2009, Kathleen Weston’s back and neck hurt. So she called 1-800-ASK-GARY, a medical-referral service advertised on local television.
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Eveready East Africa Ltd.’s Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Steven Smith will retire at the end of May after 13 years as head of the Kenyan dry-cell battery maker.
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City engineers are devising a method for removing or securing the dangling boom of a construction crane, work that may take weeks, following multiple trips to the the top floors of Manhattan’s luxury One57 condo development.
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The U.S. Senate returns to work today smarting from record-low approval ratings for Congress and facing the prospect of a second year of little achievement before voters decide in November which party will control the chamber.
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Pakistan needs 180 runs to defeat Australia and tie their two Test cricket series after bowling out the opponents for 349 runs at Headingley in Leeds.
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Pakistan took command of the second cricket Test against Australia after dismissing their opponents for 88 runs, and leads by 60 at the end of the first day.
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